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Humiliated By Jayalalithaa, Says Stalin's Party Over Today's Seating Plan
As J Jayalalithaa took oath for the sixth time today as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister, the main opposition party, the DMK, broke with tradition to attend the ceremony -and soon regretted it.
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Neighbour Rajinikanth Attends Jayalalithaa's Oath Ceremony in Chennai
Superstar Rajinikanth has left his Poes Garden residence in Chennai and is headed to the Madras University, where he will attend the oath ceremony of J Jayalalithaa as chief minister of Tamil Nadu.
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10.37 am, Saturday, the Colour Green. Jayalalithaa's Beliefs Guide Big Day
J Jayalalithaa, a stickler for time, stepped out of her Poes Garden residence in Chennai at 10.37 am today for her swearing in as Chief Minister at an auditorium six km away.
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Tamil Nadu Has Its Amma Again, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa
J Jayalalithaa is back as Tamil Nadu chief minister, eight months after she had to resign because a Bangalore court convicted her in a corruption case. She took oath this morning in the centenary hall of the Madras University.
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In Chennai, a 'Beach Party' to Celebrate Jayalalithaa's Return as Chief Minister
Just five minutes from the university auditorium where J Jayalalithaa will take oath on Saturday to return as Tamil Nadu's chief minister, there was a night-long party on the beach.
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Who is J Jayalalithaa?
Woman, actress, Brahmin, Kannadiga. Conventional wisdom would suggest that resume is all wrong for the hard playfield of Tamil Nadu politics and in a Dravidian party. But then J Jayalalithaa's life and career are the stuff fairy tales are made of. Or movie scripts with happy endings.
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Jayalalithaa sworn in as Chief Minister; DMK skips ceremony
J Jayalalithaa begins her third term as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister today. She has been sworn in by Governor SS Barnala along with 33 cabinet ministers at the Madras University.Her AIADMK and its allies stomped to victory in the state elections, landing 203 of the 234 seats in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.The DMK and the Congress both skipped the ...
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Humiliated By Jayalalithaa, Says Stalin's Party Over Today's Seating Plan
As J Jayalalithaa took oath for the sixth time today as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister, the main opposition party, the DMK, broke with tradition to attend the ceremony -and soon regretted it.
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Neighbour Rajinikanth Attends Jayalalithaa's Oath Ceremony in Chennai
Superstar Rajinikanth has left his Poes Garden residence in Chennai and is headed to the Madras University, where he will attend the oath ceremony of J Jayalalithaa as chief minister of Tamil Nadu.
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10.37 am, Saturday, the Colour Green. Jayalalithaa's Beliefs Guide Big Day
J Jayalalithaa, a stickler for time, stepped out of her Poes Garden residence in Chennai at 10.37 am today for her swearing in as Chief Minister at an auditorium six km away.
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Tamil Nadu Has Its Amma Again, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa
J Jayalalithaa is back as Tamil Nadu chief minister, eight months after she had to resign because a Bangalore court convicted her in a corruption case. She took oath this morning in the centenary hall of the Madras University.
-
In Chennai, a 'Beach Party' to Celebrate Jayalalithaa's Return as Chief Minister
Just five minutes from the university auditorium where J Jayalalithaa will take oath on Saturday to return as Tamil Nadu's chief minister, there was a night-long party on the beach.
-
Who is J Jayalalithaa?
Woman, actress, Brahmin, Kannadiga. Conventional wisdom would suggest that resume is all wrong for the hard playfield of Tamil Nadu politics and in a Dravidian party. But then J Jayalalithaa's life and career are the stuff fairy tales are made of. Or movie scripts with happy endings.
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Jayalalithaa sworn in as Chief Minister; DMK skips ceremony
J Jayalalithaa begins her third term as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister today. She has been sworn in by Governor SS Barnala along with 33 cabinet ministers at the Madras University.Her AIADMK and its allies stomped to victory in the state elections, landing 203 of the 234 seats in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.The DMK and the Congress both skipped the ...
