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Jayalalithaa Home Takeover By Tamil Nadu Government Cancelled By Court
The acquisition of Tamil Nadu's former Chief Minister, late J Jayalalithaa's Poes garden residence by the state government has been set aside by the Madras High Court.
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Kneel Before 'Amma' If You Want To Rejoin: AIADMK To 18 Sacked Lawmakers
The ruling AIADMK said 18 disqualified legislators can re-join the party on one condition -- they must "kneel" and "apologise" at the memorial of late Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa. The 18 legislators were disqualified after they sided with rebel AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran, following a power tussle within the party after death of the f...
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DMK Objects To Yagna For Jayalalithaa Memorial, Calls It "Violation Of Secularism"
Over a year after former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was laid to rest at Marina beach in Chennai, next to the memorial of her mentor MGR, the foundation stone laying ceremony for Amma memorial was held this morning at her burial site. Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami and his deputy O Panneerselvam attended the yagna organised to kic...
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Merger Done, OPS Is Deputy Chief Minister, Wins Sasikala Point: 10 Facts
After months of hard negotiations and several false starts, Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK party today finally announced a merger with Chief Minister E Palaniswami or EPS, and his rival O Panneerselvam or OPS shaking on it and also visiting together the beachside memorial of J Jayalalithaa, where OPS started his rebellion. The AIADMK has agreed to expe...
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AIADMK Merger On The Fritz Again, OPS Unwavering On 2 Demands: 10 Facts
Despite elaborate flower arrangements and expectant party members waiting at the shoreside memorial of J Jayalalithaa in Chennai, the merger of the two rival factions that were formed in her party after her death ran into last-minute glitches: Chief Minister E Palaniswami and his predecessor, O Panneerselvam, or "EPS" and "OPS" in popular parlance,...
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AIADMK Now Has 2 Versions, Poll Symbols Hat And Electric Pole: 10 Points
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK will fight for its former chief minister J Jayalalithaa's seat under a new name - two in fact. Party chief VK Sasikala's faction will call itself AIADMK Amma, and rival O Panneerselvam's group will go by the name AIADMK Puratchi Thalaivi Amma. Both factions will also fight under new symbols after the Election Commission s...
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In Surprise Visit, O Panneerselvam Meditates At Jayalalithaa Memorial
O Panneerselvam, who resigned as Tamil Nadu chief minister on Sunday to make way for AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala, headed to the Jayalalithaa memorial at Chennai's Marina beach on Tuesday night and sat alone with eyes closed in meditation for a short while.
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Thousands Flock To Burial Spot Of Jayalalithaa In Chennai's Marina Beach
A day after she was laid to rest near the memorial site of her political mentor M G Ramachandran at Marina beach in Chennai, thousands of people from all over Tamil Nadu continued to make a beeline to the spot to pay homage to late Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.
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Jayalalithaa Home Takeover By Tamil Nadu Government Cancelled By Court
The acquisition of Tamil Nadu's former Chief Minister, late J Jayalalithaa's Poes garden residence by the state government has been set aside by the Madras High Court.
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Kneel Before 'Amma' If You Want To Rejoin: AIADMK To 18 Sacked Lawmakers
The ruling AIADMK said 18 disqualified legislators can re-join the party on one condition -- they must "kneel" and "apologise" at the memorial of late Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa. The 18 legislators were disqualified after they sided with rebel AIADMK leader TTV Dhinakaran, following a power tussle within the party after death of the f...
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DMK Objects To Yagna For Jayalalithaa Memorial, Calls It "Violation Of Secularism"
Over a year after former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was laid to rest at Marina beach in Chennai, next to the memorial of her mentor MGR, the foundation stone laying ceremony for Amma memorial was held this morning at her burial site. Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami and his deputy O Panneerselvam attended the yagna organised to kic...
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Merger Done, OPS Is Deputy Chief Minister, Wins Sasikala Point: 10 Facts
After months of hard negotiations and several false starts, Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK party today finally announced a merger with Chief Minister E Palaniswami or EPS, and his rival O Panneerselvam or OPS shaking on it and also visiting together the beachside memorial of J Jayalalithaa, where OPS started his rebellion. The AIADMK has agreed to expe...
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AIADMK Merger On The Fritz Again, OPS Unwavering On 2 Demands: 10 Facts
Despite elaborate flower arrangements and expectant party members waiting at the shoreside memorial of J Jayalalithaa in Chennai, the merger of the two rival factions that were formed in her party after her death ran into last-minute glitches: Chief Minister E Palaniswami and his predecessor, O Panneerselvam, or "EPS" and "OPS" in popular parlance,...
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AIADMK Now Has 2 Versions, Poll Symbols Hat And Electric Pole: 10 Points
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK will fight for its former chief minister J Jayalalithaa's seat under a new name - two in fact. Party chief VK Sasikala's faction will call itself AIADMK Amma, and rival O Panneerselvam's group will go by the name AIADMK Puratchi Thalaivi Amma. Both factions will also fight under new symbols after the Election Commission s...
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In Surprise Visit, O Panneerselvam Meditates At Jayalalithaa Memorial
O Panneerselvam, who resigned as Tamil Nadu chief minister on Sunday to make way for AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala, headed to the Jayalalithaa memorial at Chennai's Marina beach on Tuesday night and sat alone with eyes closed in meditation for a short while.
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Thousands Flock To Burial Spot Of Jayalalithaa In Chennai's Marina Beach
A day after she was laid to rest near the memorial site of her political mentor M G Ramachandran at Marina beach in Chennai, thousands of people from all over Tamil Nadu continued to make a beeline to the spot to pay homage to late Chief Minister Jayalalithaa.
