Jayalalithaa N-plant

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to advise Kerala not to build a new dam across Mullaperiyar and sought a financial package for the state.

For the second time, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has strongly criticised the Prime Minister for the Kudankulam nuclear plant row saying her government is very clear that there should be no work at the site unless public fears are addressed.

It's not just work that has been hit at the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu due to protests against the upcoming project. The effect is now spilling over to normal life inside the power plant complex which has been completely paralysed as protests entered its third day.

Despite Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's assurance to look into their concerns, villagers in and around the controversial Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu have resumed their indefinite fast in protest against the project.

What happens next to a nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu is now upto the Prime Minister. Protesters at the plant - there were several thousand of them today at the gates - have decided to stop their demonstration. 100 villagers who were on a fast have decided to end their hunger strike.

After Jayalalithaa sent a strong letter to the Prime Minister this morning, she received a phone call from Dr Manmohan Sigh and an assurance that a senior minister will be deputed to address the concerns of villagers who live near the new Koodankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to advise Kerala not to build a new dam across Mullaperiyar and sought a financial package for the state.

For the second time, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has strongly criticised the Prime Minister for the Kudankulam nuclear plant row saying her government is very clear that there should be no work at the site unless public fears are addressed.

It's not just work that has been hit at the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu due to protests against the upcoming project. The effect is now spilling over to normal life inside the power plant complex which has been completely paralysed as protests entered its third day.

Despite Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's assurance to look into their concerns, villagers in and around the controversial Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu have resumed their indefinite fast in protest against the project.

What happens next to a nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu is now upto the Prime Minister. Protesters at the plant - there were several thousand of them today at the gates - have decided to stop their demonstration. 100 villagers who were on a fast have decided to end their hunger strike.

After Jayalalithaa sent a strong letter to the Prime Minister this morning, she received a phone call from Dr Manmohan Sigh and an assurance that a senior minister will be deputed to address the concerns of villagers who live near the new Koodankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu.