Jaya Returns

The last rites of former Defence Minister George Fernandes, who passed away this morning at the age of 88, will be performed on Wednesday once his son returns to the country, said social activist and former Samata Party president Jaya Jaitly.

The Bachchan family returned to Mumbai after holidaying in Maldives

Women draped in yellow, orange and maroon sarees walk in, bucket in hand. In the bucket is a lamp, coconuts, chandhan, kumkum and oil. The venue is a temple in Chennai's RK Nagar, where special pujas are being held for the safe return of their leader, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, who has been admitted in hospital for nearly a month.

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.

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.

The acquittal of J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case that forced her to step down as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu sparked wild celebrations by supporters and paved the way for her return to office.

Jaya Bachchan is all set to return to acting with her maiden television appearance in an adaptation of Gujarati author Kajal Oza Vaidya's novel Yog Viyog.

Bollywood celebrities praised veteran actress Sridevi on her return to Bollywood after 15 years with film English Vinglish and wished her good luck.

Jaya Bachchan, who was earlier a Rajya Sabha MP, will make a comeback as the party has finalised her name the name. Former BSP MP Naresh Agarwal will also file his nomination for the Upper House.

The last rites of former Defence Minister George Fernandes, who passed away this morning at the age of 88, will be performed on Wednesday once his son returns to the country, said social activist and former Samata Party president Jaya Jaitly.

The Bachchan family returned to Mumbai after holidaying in Maldives

Women draped in yellow, orange and maroon sarees walk in, bucket in hand. In the bucket is a lamp, coconuts, chandhan, kumkum and oil. The venue is a temple in Chennai's RK Nagar, where special pujas are being held for the safe return of their leader, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, who has been admitted in hospital for nearly a month.

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.

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.

The acquittal of J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case that forced her to step down as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu sparked wild celebrations by supporters and paved the way for her return to office.

Jaya Bachchan is all set to return to acting with her maiden television appearance in an adaptation of Gujarati author Kajal Oza Vaidya's novel Yog Viyog.

Bollywood celebrities praised veteran actress Sridevi on her return to Bollywood after 15 years with film English Vinglish and wished her good luck.

Jaya Bachchan, who was earlier a Rajya Sabha MP, will make a comeback as the party has finalised her name the name. Former BSP MP Naresh Agarwal will also file his nomination for the Upper House.