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J Jayalalithaa's New Statue Replaces The One That Hardly Looked Like Her
The ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has unveiled a bronze statue of former Chief Minister and AIADMK Chief J Jayalalithaa at their party headquarters in Chennai. The life-size statue resembling Ms Jayalalithaa has brought relief and cheer to hundreds of party workers after the party's flop show earlier this year.
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J Jayalalithaa Birth Anniversary: AIADMK Launches Tamil Daily, Unveils Her Statue
A life-size statue of former chief minister J Jayalalithaa was unveiled and the ruling AIADMK's official Tamil Daily was launched Saturday at the party headquarters here on her 70th birth anniversary, which was celebrated by party cadres across Tamil Nadu.
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Chennai Police Warns Of Action Against Protesters On Marina Beach
Chennai's Marina Beach has been a favourite with protesters. But for more than a decade, protests, demonstrations, agitations etc have been totally banned along the shoreline. The Chennai Police yesterday reiterated its ban on protests or unlawful gathering on the Marina Beach and warned of arrests if protesters are found assembling here.
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Bharat Ratna For Amma, Says Panneerselvam. Silence On Sasikala Natarajan
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today and asked for 22,500 crores for relief after Cyclone Vardah hit the state last week.
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With Jayalalithaa's Consent, AIADMK To Celebrate 45th Anniversary Day
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK General Secretary has approved garlanding of MG Ramachandran's (MGR) statue on October 17, the day on which he founded the party over four decades back, a statement said today.
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Jayalalithaa announces plan for Rs 100 crore statue
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa on Tuesday announced her government's decision to install a mega statue of Tamil Thai (Mother Tamil) in Madurai at an outlay of Rs.100 crore.
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After Maywati's statues, Amma's arches
In Tamil Nadu, arches erected by Jayalalithaa's followers have been pulled down on Court orders - because they were erected along a highway.
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J Jayalalithaa's New Statue Replaces The One That Hardly Looked Like Her
The ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has unveiled a bronze statue of former Chief Minister and AIADMK Chief J Jayalalithaa at their party headquarters in Chennai. The life-size statue resembling Ms Jayalalithaa has brought relief and cheer to hundreds of party workers after the party's flop show earlier this year.
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J Jayalalithaa Birth Anniversary: AIADMK Launches Tamil Daily, Unveils Her Statue
A life-size statue of former chief minister J Jayalalithaa was unveiled and the ruling AIADMK's official Tamil Daily was launched Saturday at the party headquarters here on her 70th birth anniversary, which was celebrated by party cadres across Tamil Nadu.
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Chennai Police Warns Of Action Against Protesters On Marina Beach
Chennai's Marina Beach has been a favourite with protesters. But for more than a decade, protests, demonstrations, agitations etc have been totally banned along the shoreline. The Chennai Police yesterday reiterated its ban on protests or unlawful gathering on the Marina Beach and warned of arrests if protesters are found assembling here.
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Bharat Ratna For Amma, Says Panneerselvam. Silence On Sasikala Natarajan
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today and asked for 22,500 crores for relief after Cyclone Vardah hit the state last week.
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With Jayalalithaa's Consent, AIADMK To Celebrate 45th Anniversary Day
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK General Secretary has approved garlanding of MG Ramachandran's (MGR) statue on October 17, the day on which he founded the party over four decades back, a statement said today.
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Jayalalithaa announces plan for Rs 100 crore statue
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa on Tuesday announced her government's decision to install a mega statue of Tamil Thai (Mother Tamil) in Madurai at an outlay of Rs.100 crore.
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After Maywati's statues, Amma's arches
In Tamil Nadu, arches erected by Jayalalithaa's followers have been pulled down on Court orders - because they were erected along a highway.
