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Declare Jayalalithaa A Convict In Corruption Case, Karnataka Appeals To Supreme Court
The Karnataka government moved the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking a review of its verdict that did not rule on Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's role in the disproportionate assets case. The state argued that it would be impossible to recover the 100 crore penalty imposed by the court unless she too was held guilty.
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Karnataka Budget Picks Populist Measures From Delhi, Tamil Nadu And Uttar Pradesh
In his last full budget before coming up for re-election, Karnataka's Congress government found inspiration in the populist schemes of Arvind Kejriwal, J Jayalalithaa and Akhilesh Yadav.
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Karnataka Government Declares A Day Of Mourning Over Jayalalithaa's Death
Karnataka government today declared a day of state mourning as a mark of respect to AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa, with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah describing her as one of the "tallest personalities" in Tamil Nadu politics whose demise had caused an "irreparable loss."
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Karnataka Says Need To Drink, Can't Release More Cauvery Water
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today expressed his inability to release more water from the Cauvery river for irrigating crops in Tamil Nadu, saying his state was facing a water crisis. The Cauvery originates in Karnataka and flows through Tamil Nadu into the Bay of Bengal
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Karnataka's Challenge To Jayalalithaa Acquittal
The Supreme Court on Tuesday reserved its verdict on the Karnataka government's appeal challenging acquittal of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and three others in a corruption case even as Karnataka sought attachment of assets of the six companies used for channelizing the alleged ill-gotten wealth.
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Jayalalithaa Assets Case: Supreme Court to Conduct Day-to-Day Hearing on Pleas
The Supreme Court today agreed to conduct day-to-day hearing on appeals filed against the Karnataka High Court judgement acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and three others in a disproportionate assets case.
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Jayalalithaa Issued Notice On Karnataka Plea Against Her Acquittal
The Supreme Court has issued notice to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa after Karnataka's appeal against her acquittal in a corruption case.
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Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister Puts Jayalalithaa's 'Stamp' on Budget
O Panneerselvam may have replaced J Jayalalithaa, his convicted party head, as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, but he's making sure everyone sees, literally, where his allegiance lies.
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No Objection to Conditional Bail for Jayalalithaa, Says Prosecution
Whether J Jayalalithaa will leave jail could be decided today in Bangalore. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu's request for bail is being heard by the Karnataka High Court.
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J Jayalalithaa rules out investment by Tamil industrialists in Karnataka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa Tuesday said industrialists from Coimbatore in the state have decided not to invest in Karnataka despite an invitation from her Karnataka counterpart.
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Declare Jayalalithaa A Convict In Corruption Case, Karnataka Appeals To Supreme Court
The Karnataka government moved the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking a review of its verdict that did not rule on Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's role in the disproportionate assets case. The state argued that it would be impossible to recover the 100 crore penalty imposed by the court unless she too was held guilty.
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Karnataka Budget Picks Populist Measures From Delhi, Tamil Nadu And Uttar Pradesh
In his last full budget before coming up for re-election, Karnataka's Congress government found inspiration in the populist schemes of Arvind Kejriwal, J Jayalalithaa and Akhilesh Yadav.
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Karnataka Government Declares A Day Of Mourning Over Jayalalithaa's Death
Karnataka government today declared a day of state mourning as a mark of respect to AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa, with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah describing her as one of the "tallest personalities" in Tamil Nadu politics whose demise had caused an "irreparable loss."
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Karnataka Says Need To Drink, Can't Release More Cauvery Water
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today expressed his inability to release more water from the Cauvery river for irrigating crops in Tamil Nadu, saying his state was facing a water crisis. The Cauvery originates in Karnataka and flows through Tamil Nadu into the Bay of Bengal
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Karnataka's Challenge To Jayalalithaa Acquittal
The Supreme Court on Tuesday reserved its verdict on the Karnataka government's appeal challenging acquittal of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and three others in a corruption case even as Karnataka sought attachment of assets of the six companies used for channelizing the alleged ill-gotten wealth.
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Jayalalithaa Assets Case: Supreme Court to Conduct Day-to-Day Hearing on Pleas
The Supreme Court today agreed to conduct day-to-day hearing on appeals filed against the Karnataka High Court judgement acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and three others in a disproportionate assets case.
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Jayalalithaa Issued Notice On Karnataka Plea Against Her Acquittal
The Supreme Court has issued notice to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa after Karnataka's appeal against her acquittal in a corruption case.
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Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister Puts Jayalalithaa's 'Stamp' on Budget
O Panneerselvam may have replaced J Jayalalithaa, his convicted party head, as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, but he's making sure everyone sees, literally, where his allegiance lies.
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No Objection to Conditional Bail for Jayalalithaa, Says Prosecution
Whether J Jayalalithaa will leave jail could be decided today in Bangalore. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu's request for bail is being heard by the Karnataka High Court.
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J Jayalalithaa rules out investment by Tamil industrialists in Karnataka
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa Tuesday said industrialists from Coimbatore in the state have decided not to invest in Karnataka despite an invitation from her Karnataka counterpart.
