Jayalalithaa Writes To Pm
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Fishermen chased by Sri Lankan navy? Jayalalithaa writes to PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa has written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on yet another incident of harassment of fishermen from her state by the Sri Lankan navy.
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Jayalalithaa's latest angry letter to PM asks for more kerosene
After demands for more power from the Central grid, comes this latest letter from Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa that is actually a reminder, for the allocation of more kerosene for the state.
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Mullaperiyar issue: Jayalalithaa writes to PM against Kerala's 'reprehensible' attitude
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, complaining about Kerala's "reprehensible" attitude over the Mullaperiyar Dam issue.
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Jayalalithaa's third letter to PM about new anti-terror agency
The Centre's attempts to win support from states for a crucial new agency being created to fight terror are crashing and burning.
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Like Mamata, Jayalalithaa sends PM angry letter about anti-terror agency
After West Bengal Chief Minister wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the issue of the National Counter Terrorism Centre, saying all governments should have been consulted, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has also sent an angry letter to the PM about the anti-terror agency.
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Jayalalithaa's angry message to PM about Mullaperiyar Dam
J Jayalalithaa has told the Prime Minister that he must stop any activity at the Mullaperiyar Dam that violates Tamil Nadu's rights. Her complaint alleges that the government of Kerala is trying to install technology at the dam to monitor water levels, and that the centre has sanctioned this move. Ms Jayalalithaa said "Any unilateral action without...
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Mullaperiyar row: Advise Kerala against new dam, Jayalalithaa urges PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J.Jayalalithaa on Wednesday requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to advise the Kerala government "not to venture upon a new dam" and also not to whip up a sense of fear among the public about the safety of the Mullaperiyar Dam.
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Fishermen chased by Sri Lankan navy? Jayalalithaa writes to PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa has written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on yet another incident of harassment of fishermen from her state by the Sri Lankan navy.
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Jayalalithaa's latest angry letter to PM asks for more kerosene
After demands for more power from the Central grid, comes this latest letter from Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa that is actually a reminder, for the allocation of more kerosene for the state.
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Mullaperiyar issue: Jayalalithaa writes to PM against Kerala's 'reprehensible' attitude
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, complaining about Kerala's "reprehensible" attitude over the Mullaperiyar Dam issue.
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Jayalalithaa's third letter to PM about new anti-terror agency
The Centre's attempts to win support from states for a crucial new agency being created to fight terror are crashing and burning.
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Like Mamata, Jayalalithaa sends PM angry letter about anti-terror agency
After West Bengal Chief Minister wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the issue of the National Counter Terrorism Centre, saying all governments should have been consulted, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has also sent an angry letter to the PM about the anti-terror agency.
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Jayalalithaa's angry message to PM about Mullaperiyar Dam
J Jayalalithaa has told the Prime Minister that he must stop any activity at the Mullaperiyar Dam that violates Tamil Nadu's rights. Her complaint alleges that the government of Kerala is trying to install technology at the dam to monitor water levels, and that the centre has sanctioned this move. Ms Jayalalithaa said "Any unilateral action without...
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Mullaperiyar row: Advise Kerala against new dam, Jayalalithaa urges PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J.Jayalalithaa on Wednesday requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to advise the Kerala government "not to venture upon a new dam" and also not to whip up a sense of fear among the public about the safety of the Mullaperiyar Dam.
