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Sasikala Swearing In By Thursday, Says AIADMK Amid Veteran's Revolt: 10 Points
VK Sasikala will be Chief Minister by Thursday, Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK insisted today as Governor Vidyasagar Rao consulted legal experts on whether such an oath ceremony should be held at all. Adding to the ruling party's pain, a veteran leader went public with his strong disapproval of Ms Sasikala - former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's long-ti...
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For VK Sasikala, Chief Minister To Be, Challenges Include Jayalalithaa's Niece Deepa Jayakumar
VK Sasikala, the longtime friend of J Jayalalithaa who emerged from the shadows after her death, will take over as the next Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in a remarkable rise for a person who has never fought an election. Even before an oath ceremony, her name and image is prominent on the Twitter page of the Chief Minister's Office or CMO, with tra...
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Jayalalithaa On Day 1 Of New Term Introduces Rules To Curb Liquor
J Jayalalithaa took oath on Monday as chief minister of Tamil Nadu along with 28 ministers, 13 of them new faces. Among those who attended the ceremony were MK Stalin of arch political rival, the DMK.
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In Rare Outreach, Jayalalithaa Thanks Stalin For Attending Oath Ceremony
In a rare peace gesture between Tamil Nadu's main rivals, Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa thanked DMK's MK Stalin for attending her oath ceremony and also sought to placate him on his back row seat.
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Sarbananda Sonowal, Assam's New Chieftain, Affable Even To Main Rival
Sarbananda Sonowal's treatment of opposition leader Tarun Gogoi in Assam today is expected to be remarkably different than witnessed at Jayalalithaa's oath ceremony on Monday in Tamil Nadu, where the DMK has complained that its MK Stalin was "deliberately humiliated."
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Humiliated By Jayalalithaa, Says Stalin's Party Over Today's Seating Plan
As J Jayalalithaa took oath for the sixth time today as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister, the main opposition party, the DMK, broke with tradition to attend the ceremony -and soon regretted it.
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Live: Jayalalithaa Sworn-In As Tamil Nadu CM, Her Second Consecutive Term
AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa has been sworn-in as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu. This is her second consecutive term, and sixth overall. Jayalalithaa's swearing-in ceremony took place at the Madras University Centenary Auditorium in Chennai. 28 other ministers from the AIADMK also took oath shortly after Jayalalithaa.
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#JayaReturns: Mass Oath Taking Ceremony Catches Twitter's Attention
The ministers in their crisp white shirts and veshtis stood in a line and took oath together after Ms Jayalalithaa had been sworn in.
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Jayalalithaa Becomes Tamil Nadu Chief Minister for the Fifth Time
J Jayalalithaa, one of the country's most powerful politicians returned on Saturday as chief minister of Tamil Nadu, less than a fortnight after the Karnataka High Court a court acquitted her of corruption.
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Neighbour Rajinikanth Attends Jayalalithaa's Oath Ceremony in Chennai
Superstar Rajinikanth has left his Poes Garden residence in Chennai and is headed to the Madras University, where he will attend the oath ceremony of J Jayalalithaa as chief minister of Tamil Nadu.
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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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Jayalalithaa Likely to Take Oath as Chief Minister on Saturday, Says Her Party
J Jayalalithaa is likely to take office as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Saturday, said CR Saraswathi, a spokesperson for the AIADMK. The swearing-in ceremony is expected to be held at Madras University.
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Jayalalithaa says Narendra Modi's Invite to Lankan President for Swearing-In 'Unfortunate'
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today described as "unfortunate" Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi's move to invite Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa for his oath ceremony.
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Jayalalithaa's Silence on Narendra Modi's Invite to Lankan President is Telling
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's silence on the invitation extended by Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi to Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse to attend his oath ceremony, has drawn more attention than the vocal protests of other leaders in the state.
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Narendra Modi sworn in as Gujarat Chief Minister at grand ceremony; Jayalalithaa, Raj Thackeray among A-listers present
Narendra Modi has taken oath as Gujarat Chief Minister at a grand ceremony attended by many A-listers, including J Jayalalithaa, the Thackeray cousins, Raj and Udhav, Bollywood actors and the BJP's chief ministers and top leaders. But Bihar, which Mr Modi's party rules along with ally Janata Dal(United), is markedly under-represented.
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Sasikala Swearing In By Thursday, Says AIADMK Amid Veteran's Revolt: 10 Points
VK Sasikala will be Chief Minister by Thursday, Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK insisted today as Governor Vidyasagar Rao consulted legal experts on whether such an oath ceremony should be held at all. Adding to the ruling party's pain, a veteran leader went public with his strong disapproval of Ms Sasikala - former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's long-ti...
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For VK Sasikala, Chief Minister To Be, Challenges Include Jayalalithaa's Niece Deepa Jayakumar
VK Sasikala, the longtime friend of J Jayalalithaa who emerged from the shadows after her death, will take over as the next Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in a remarkable rise for a person who has never fought an election. Even before an oath ceremony, her name and image is prominent on the Twitter page of the Chief Minister's Office or CMO, with tra...
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Jayalalithaa On Day 1 Of New Term Introduces Rules To Curb Liquor
J Jayalalithaa took oath on Monday as chief minister of Tamil Nadu along with 28 ministers, 13 of them new faces. Among those who attended the ceremony were MK Stalin of arch political rival, the DMK.
-
In Rare Outreach, Jayalalithaa Thanks Stalin For Attending Oath Ceremony
In a rare peace gesture between Tamil Nadu's main rivals, Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa thanked DMK's MK Stalin for attending her oath ceremony and also sought to placate him on his back row seat.
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Sarbananda Sonowal, Assam's New Chieftain, Affable Even To Main Rival
Sarbananda Sonowal's treatment of opposition leader Tarun Gogoi in Assam today is expected to be remarkably different than witnessed at Jayalalithaa's oath ceremony on Monday in Tamil Nadu, where the DMK has complained that its MK Stalin was "deliberately humiliated."
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Humiliated By Jayalalithaa, Says Stalin's Party Over Today's Seating Plan
As J Jayalalithaa took oath for the sixth time today as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister, the main opposition party, the DMK, broke with tradition to attend the ceremony -and soon regretted it.
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Live: Jayalalithaa Sworn-In As Tamil Nadu CM, Her Second Consecutive Term
AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa has been sworn-in as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu. This is her second consecutive term, and sixth overall. Jayalalithaa's swearing-in ceremony took place at the Madras University Centenary Auditorium in Chennai. 28 other ministers from the AIADMK also took oath shortly after Jayalalithaa.
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#JayaReturns: Mass Oath Taking Ceremony Catches Twitter's Attention
The ministers in their crisp white shirts and veshtis stood in a line and took oath together after Ms Jayalalithaa had been sworn in.
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Jayalalithaa Becomes Tamil Nadu Chief Minister for the Fifth Time
J Jayalalithaa, one of the country's most powerful politicians returned on Saturday as chief minister of Tamil Nadu, less than a fortnight after the Karnataka High Court a court acquitted her of corruption.
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Neighbour Rajinikanth Attends Jayalalithaa's Oath Ceremony in Chennai
Superstar Rajinikanth has left his Poes Garden residence in Chennai and is headed to the Madras University, where he will attend the oath ceremony of J Jayalalithaa as chief minister of Tamil Nadu.
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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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Jayalalithaa Likely to Take Oath as Chief Minister on Saturday, Says Her Party
J Jayalalithaa is likely to take office as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Saturday, said CR Saraswathi, a spokesperson for the AIADMK. The swearing-in ceremony is expected to be held at Madras University.
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Jayalalithaa says Narendra Modi's Invite to Lankan President for Swearing-In 'Unfortunate'
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today described as "unfortunate" Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi's move to invite Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa for his oath ceremony.
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Jayalalithaa's Silence on Narendra Modi's Invite to Lankan President is Telling
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's silence on the invitation extended by Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi to Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse to attend his oath ceremony, has drawn more attention than the vocal protests of other leaders in the state.
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Narendra Modi sworn in as Gujarat Chief Minister at grand ceremony; Jayalalithaa, Raj Thackeray among A-listers present
Narendra Modi has taken oath as Gujarat Chief Minister at a grand ceremony attended by many A-listers, including J Jayalalithaa, the Thackeray cousins, Raj and Udhav, Bollywood actors and the BJP's chief ministers and top leaders. But Bihar, which Mr Modi's party rules along with ally Janata Dal(United), is markedly under-represented.
