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Deep-Rooted, Systemic Corruption Network In Key Tamil Nadu Departments: Probe Agency
ED Friday claimed to have unearthed a "deep-rooted" and systemic "corruption" network involving several consultants across key departments of the Tamil Nadu government during raids carried out earlier this week in a money-laundering case.
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Something Rotten In State Of Tamil Nadu? Eggs, Suggests Kamal Haasan
Actor Kamal Haasan, who had taken up state minster minister SP Velumani'schallenge to expose corruption in government and mobilized his fans to furnish proof, on Tuesday highlighted one instance: Rotten eggs served to school children for mid-day meal.
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Take Vow to Make Tamil Nadu Corruption Free, Amit Shah Tells People
BJP president Amit Shah today urged people belonging to all communities in Tamil Nadu to take a vow to make the state "corruption-free" so that it realized its full potential for growth.
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At Jayalalithaa's Residence in Chennai, Celebrations Give Way to Tears
Joy and anticipation turned to shock and grief in seconds on Tuesday evening as news came in that the Karnataka High Court had rejected bail for J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister.
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Jayalalithaa Granted Bail by Karnataka High Court in Corruption Case
J Jayalalithaa has been granted bail by the Karnataka High Court. The former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister has spent the last nine days in a Bangalore jail after being convicted in a corruption case.
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Jayalalithaa Appeals Against Conviction, Aide Panneerselvam Sworn In As Chief Minister
J Jayalalithaa, who was convicted in a corruption case and sentenced to four years on Saturday, moved the Karnataka High Court today against the verdict and asked for bail. Her loyal aide O Panneerselvam was sworn in as Chief Minister in her place this afternoon.
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With Jayalalithaa in Jail, Focus Now on Who Will Succeed Her
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will move the Karnataka High Court tomorrow to seek bail and stay on her conviction in a corruption case, her advocate B Kumar told Press Trust of India. Ms Jayalalithaa was convicted in the 18-year-old case and sentenced to four years in prison by a Bangalore court yesterday.
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Verdict in 18-Year-Old Corruption Case Against Jayalalithaa Next Week
18 years after a First Information Report or FIR was filed against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in connection to a disproportionate assets case, a special court in Bangalore is all set to pronounce its verdict on it on September 27.
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Congress workers protest against Arvind Kejriwal in Tamil Nadu
Over 200 Congress workers protested against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for the second day today for releasing a list of "corrupt" politicians, which they claimed was a bid for "cheap publicity".
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Deep-Rooted, Systemic Corruption Network In Key Tamil Nadu Departments: Probe Agency
ED Friday claimed to have unearthed a "deep-rooted" and systemic "corruption" network involving several consultants across key departments of the Tamil Nadu government during raids carried out earlier this week in a money-laundering case.
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Something Rotten In State Of Tamil Nadu? Eggs, Suggests Kamal Haasan
Actor Kamal Haasan, who had taken up state minster minister SP Velumani'schallenge to expose corruption in government and mobilized his fans to furnish proof, on Tuesday highlighted one instance: Rotten eggs served to school children for mid-day meal.
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Take Vow to Make Tamil Nadu Corruption Free, Amit Shah Tells People
BJP president Amit Shah today urged people belonging to all communities in Tamil Nadu to take a vow to make the state "corruption-free" so that it realized its full potential for growth.
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At Jayalalithaa's Residence in Chennai, Celebrations Give Way to Tears
Joy and anticipation turned to shock and grief in seconds on Tuesday evening as news came in that the Karnataka High Court had rejected bail for J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister.
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Jayalalithaa Granted Bail by Karnataka High Court in Corruption Case
J Jayalalithaa has been granted bail by the Karnataka High Court. The former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister has spent the last nine days in a Bangalore jail after being convicted in a corruption case.
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Jayalalithaa Appeals Against Conviction, Aide Panneerselvam Sworn In As Chief Minister
J Jayalalithaa, who was convicted in a corruption case and sentenced to four years on Saturday, moved the Karnataka High Court today against the verdict and asked for bail. Her loyal aide O Panneerselvam was sworn in as Chief Minister in her place this afternoon.
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With Jayalalithaa in Jail, Focus Now on Who Will Succeed Her
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will move the Karnataka High Court tomorrow to seek bail and stay on her conviction in a corruption case, her advocate B Kumar told Press Trust of India. Ms Jayalalithaa was convicted in the 18-year-old case and sentenced to four years in prison by a Bangalore court yesterday.
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Verdict in 18-Year-Old Corruption Case Against Jayalalithaa Next Week
18 years after a First Information Report or FIR was filed against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in connection to a disproportionate assets case, a special court in Bangalore is all set to pronounce its verdict on it on September 27.
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Congress workers protest against Arvind Kejriwal in Tamil Nadu
Over 200 Congress workers protested against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for the second day today for releasing a list of "corrupt" politicians, which they claimed was a bid for "cheap publicity".
