Jayalalitha Health

J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and one of India's most powerful and popular politicians, died on Monday in a Chennai hospital, nearly three months after she was admitted there. She was 68.

A complete shutdown like situation is gripping Chennai and slowly the whole of Tamil Nadu as Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health continues to remain critical.

With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition still critical, lawmakers from her party, the AIADMK, met this evening, though sources stress they are not ready to discuss even a temporary stand-in for the leader, leave alone a successor.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition is "extremely grave", said Dr Richard Beale, a London-based doctor who has flown down twice in recent months to supervise the politician's care.

All 37 Lok Sabha MPs belonging to AIADMK today skipped the proceedings of the House, a day after their party supremo and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa suffered a cardiac arrest in Chennai.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa had a cardiac arrest last evening at Chennai's Apollo Hospital, where she has spent over two months being treated for a serious respiratory illness.

With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in critical condition after a cardiac arrest, Tamil Nadu is taking extreme precautions to ensure lakhs of her supporters, known for their passionate shows of loyalty, remain calm.

Security has been increased on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border as J Jayalalithaa continued to be critical on Monday after suffering a cardiac arrest on Sunday.

J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is critical after a cardiac arrest on Sunday at Chennai's Apollo hospital and is on assisted breathing.

J Jayalalithaa's supporters, who had broken into violence Chennai's Apollo Hospital on Monday evening, calmed down as the hospital said in a statement that the Tamil Nadu chief minister continues to be on life support and is being continuously monitored by their doctors who have been joined by experts from Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sci...

Chief Minister has cardiac arrest this evening Was admitted to Apollo 3 months ago, was reported recovered Apollo statement suggests she is on support systems for heart, lungs J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu who had a cardiac arrest this evening is now on special support system for her heart and lungs, said Apollo hospital in Chenn...

J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and one of India's most powerful and popular politicians, had a cardiac arrest on Sunday evening in the Chennai hospital where she has spent the last three months being treated for a prolonged lung infection.

Ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday said party supremo and Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, hospitalised in Chennai for more than a month, has "progressed well" and "started living a normal life" as it exuded confidence that she will soon resume her public service.

Slamming DMK chief M Karunanidhi for commenting on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa's health, O Panneerselvam said his leader had never talked about political rivals' health "for politics".

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday allocated about Rs 120 crore for different initiatives, including towards women and child health care.

J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and one of India's most powerful and popular politicians, died on Monday in a Chennai hospital, nearly three months after she was admitted there. She was 68.

A complete shutdown like situation is gripping Chennai and slowly the whole of Tamil Nadu as Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's health continues to remain critical.

With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition still critical, lawmakers from her party, the AIADMK, met this evening, though sources stress they are not ready to discuss even a temporary stand-in for the leader, leave alone a successor.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's condition is "extremely grave", said Dr Richard Beale, a London-based doctor who has flown down twice in recent months to supervise the politician's care.

All 37 Lok Sabha MPs belonging to AIADMK today skipped the proceedings of the House, a day after their party supremo and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa suffered a cardiac arrest in Chennai.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa had a cardiac arrest last evening at Chennai's Apollo Hospital, where she has spent over two months being treated for a serious respiratory illness.

With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in critical condition after a cardiac arrest, Tamil Nadu is taking extreme precautions to ensure lakhs of her supporters, known for their passionate shows of loyalty, remain calm.

Security has been increased on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border as J Jayalalithaa continued to be critical on Monday after suffering a cardiac arrest on Sunday.

J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, is critical after a cardiac arrest on Sunday at Chennai's Apollo hospital and is on assisted breathing.

J Jayalalithaa's supporters, who had broken into violence Chennai's Apollo Hospital on Monday evening, calmed down as the hospital said in a statement that the Tamil Nadu chief minister continues to be on life support and is being continuously monitored by their doctors who have been joined by experts from Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sci...

Chief Minister has cardiac arrest this evening Was admitted to Apollo 3 months ago, was reported recovered Apollo statement suggests she is on support systems for heart, lungs J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu who had a cardiac arrest this evening is now on special support system for her heart and lungs, said Apollo hospital in Chenn...

J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and one of India's most powerful and popular politicians, had a cardiac arrest on Sunday evening in the Chennai hospital where she has spent the last three months being treated for a prolonged lung infection.

Ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday said party supremo and Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, hospitalised in Chennai for more than a month, has "progressed well" and "started living a normal life" as it exuded confidence that she will soon resume her public service.

Slamming DMK chief M Karunanidhi for commenting on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa's health, O Panneerselvam said his leader had never talked about political rivals' health "for politics".

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday allocated about Rs 120 crore for different initiatives, including towards women and child health care.