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Man Tries To Throw Petrol Bomb At Tamil Nadu Governor's House, Arrested
A man has been arrested for attempting to throw a petrol bomb at a gate of the Raj Bhavan in Chennai. The man had earlier tried to do the same thing outside a BJP office in the city.
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President Murmu Renames Tamil Nadu Raj Bhavan Hall After Subramania Bharati
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday renamed the imposing Durbar Hall in Raj Bhavan in Chennai as 'Bharathiar Mandapam', honouring the nationalist bard.
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Tamil Nadu: Governor Appoints VCs To University Of Madras, Jayalalithaa Fisheries Varsity
Purohit is the Chancellor of both universities. Prof S Gowri will be the VC for the University of Madras while Dr G Sugumar will helm the fisheries varsity in Nagapattinam, according to a Raj Bhavan release.
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Coronavirus India Highlights: India's COVID-19 Count Crossess 12-Lakh Mark, Recovery Rate At 63.13%
Coronavirus Highlights: Eighty-Four staff members at Tamil Nadu Governor's Housethe Raj Bhavan, in Chennai, have tested positive for coronavirus. "All 84 people quarantined by the Health Department. They were not working in the Main Building and none of them came in contact with the Tamil Nadu Governor," the Raj Bhawan said in a statement.
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Nakkheeran Editor Arrested For "Defamatory" Article On Governor
Journalist Nakkheeran Gopal, the editor of popular Tamil weekly 'Nakkheeran', was arrested this morning at the Chennai airport on charges of defamation for allegations against Governor Banwarilal Purohit in an article.
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As 'Proxy' Palaniswami Takes Oath, Sasikala Watches On TV From Bengaluru Jail
AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala on Thursday watched on television K Palaniswami taking oath as the new Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu at Raj Bhavan in Chennai from the Central Jail on the city's southern outskirts, said sources.
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VK Sasikala Verdict At 10.30 am In Supreme Court, Chennai On Full Stand-By
At 10.30 am, the Supreme Court is scheduled to deliver whether VK Sasikala, in the running for Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is guilty in a corruption case that dates back to the early 90s. In Chennai, the police is patrolling different landmarks including the Governor's office-cum-residence, Raj Bhavan, the headquarters of main political parties, ...
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Jayalalithaa Likely to Take Oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Saturday
J Jayalalithaa is likely to take office as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Saturday. Sources say the oath ceremony is likely be a simple affair - the Raj Bhavan, the official residence of the Governor, and the auditorium of the Madras University in Chennai are being considered as options for the venue.
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Sanjay Kishan Kaul Sworn in as Chief Justice of Madras High Court
Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul was today sworn in as Chief Justice of Madras High Court by Tamil Nadu Governor K Rosaiah at the Raj Bhavan here.
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Sri Lankan monk attacked in Chennai
Tamil activists on Monday assaulted a Buddhist monk from Sri Lanka at a railway station in Chennai while Anna University ordered an indefinite closure of all colleges owing to student protests.
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Man Tries To Throw Petrol Bomb At Tamil Nadu Governor's House, Arrested
A man has been arrested for attempting to throw a petrol bomb at a gate of the Raj Bhavan in Chennai. The man had earlier tried to do the same thing outside a BJP office in the city.
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President Murmu Renames Tamil Nadu Raj Bhavan Hall After Subramania Bharati
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday renamed the imposing Durbar Hall in Raj Bhavan in Chennai as 'Bharathiar Mandapam', honouring the nationalist bard.
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Tamil Nadu: Governor Appoints VCs To University Of Madras, Jayalalithaa Fisheries Varsity
Purohit is the Chancellor of both universities. Prof S Gowri will be the VC for the University of Madras while Dr G Sugumar will helm the fisheries varsity in Nagapattinam, according to a Raj Bhavan release.
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Coronavirus India Highlights: India's COVID-19 Count Crossess 12-Lakh Mark, Recovery Rate At 63.13%
Coronavirus Highlights: Eighty-Four staff members at Tamil Nadu Governor's Housethe Raj Bhavan, in Chennai, have tested positive for coronavirus. "All 84 people quarantined by the Health Department. They were not working in the Main Building and none of them came in contact with the Tamil Nadu Governor," the Raj Bhawan said in a statement.
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Nakkheeran Editor Arrested For "Defamatory" Article On Governor
Journalist Nakkheeran Gopal, the editor of popular Tamil weekly 'Nakkheeran', was arrested this morning at the Chennai airport on charges of defamation for allegations against Governor Banwarilal Purohit in an article.
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As 'Proxy' Palaniswami Takes Oath, Sasikala Watches On TV From Bengaluru Jail
AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala on Thursday watched on television K Palaniswami taking oath as the new Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu at Raj Bhavan in Chennai from the Central Jail on the city's southern outskirts, said sources.
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VK Sasikala Verdict At 10.30 am In Supreme Court, Chennai On Full Stand-By
At 10.30 am, the Supreme Court is scheduled to deliver whether VK Sasikala, in the running for Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is guilty in a corruption case that dates back to the early 90s. In Chennai, the police is patrolling different landmarks including the Governor's office-cum-residence, Raj Bhavan, the headquarters of main political parties, ...
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Jayalalithaa Likely to Take Oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Saturday
J Jayalalithaa is likely to take office as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Saturday. Sources say the oath ceremony is likely be a simple affair - the Raj Bhavan, the official residence of the Governor, and the auditorium of the Madras University in Chennai are being considered as options for the venue.
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Sanjay Kishan Kaul Sworn in as Chief Justice of Madras High Court
Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul was today sworn in as Chief Justice of Madras High Court by Tamil Nadu Governor K Rosaiah at the Raj Bhavan here.
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Sri Lankan monk attacked in Chennai
Tamil activists on Monday assaulted a Buddhist monk from Sri Lanka at a railway station in Chennai while Anna University ordered an indefinite closure of all colleges owing to student protests.
