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Tamil Nadu: Over 300 AIADMK members join TVK, extend support to ruling partyOver 300 AIADMK members, including former ministers and MLAs, joined Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) citing inability to serve the public un...- Tamil Nadu polls: CM Stalin accuses Edappadi K Palaniswami of 'lies, deception'Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has strongly criticized Opposition leader Edappadi K Palaniswami. Stalin accused Palaniswami of spreadi...
- Kangana Ranaut-starrer 'Thalaivii' will get a theatrical release on September 10The movie is based on the life of actress-turned-politician Jayalalithaa.
- Scores throng Panneerselvam's house pledging supportSeveral cadres were seen visiting Panneerselvam's house at Greenways Road, a prominent location in the city, where several Ministers and go...
- Huge cut out supporting Jayalalithaa's niece comes up in cityThe cut out said that people are ready to accept the leadership of Deepa, "who has the blessings of Jayalalithaa."
- Panneerselvam, other ministers queue up to meet SasikalaaSpeculations were rife over the meeting, as the post of general secretary is now vacant with the death of Jayalalithaa.
- Police jails activists for tearing Jayalalithaa posters in ChennaiThe police spared the AIDMK party cadres, arrested and remanded three activists of Arappor Iyakkam to custody and lodged them in prison aft...
- Three men held for removing hoarding of Jayalalithaa"Three men were arrested for removing hoardings hailing Chief Minister Jayalalithaa," a police official at Mylapore Station in the city tol...
- AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa picks up poll gauntlet early, asks cadres to go to peopleJayalalithaa asked her party cadres to embark on a propaganda blitzkrieg to highlight the achievements of their party's regime in the past ...
- AIADMK cadres celebrate Jayalalithaa's return as Tamil Nadu Chief MinisterTelevision sets were also placed at various points in Chennai to enable the public to witness the swearing-in live.
- Tamilnadu decks up to reinstate Jayalalithaa; govt tight-lipped on swearing-in datePosters and hoardings showering praises on ‘Amma’, have come up all along the road from Poes Garden — where Jayalalithaa resides.
- Jayalalithaa's victory hailed in a disproportionate assets caseA day after Jayalalithaa came out triumphant in a disproportionate assets case, senior party functionaries today expressed their happiness ...
- Party workers celebrate AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa's 67th birthday; posters plastered on every available wallWhile deities were being appeased in temples, the hungry were fed with annadaanam (free food) in large groups by various district represent...
- Maintain peace, don't criticise judgement: J Jayalalithaa to cadresSpecial Court had held Jayalalithaa and three others including her close associate Sasikala, V N Sudhakaran and Illavarasi, guilty of corru...
- DMK to move court on government delay in removing Jayalalithaa's name from labelsPosters of "Amma", as Jayalalithaa is popularly known, are common on government buildings, walls and flex boards outside Amma Canteens.
- 'AIADMK' poster 'threatening Kannadigas' creates flutterAIADMK said the poster was put on display without its sanction and stressed that it stood committed to the welfare for all sections of peop...
- AIADMK, other outfits intensify protests over Jaya convictionFasts and demonstrations continued for the sixth consecutive day all over Tamil Nadu and special prayers were also held in places of worshi...
- Protests continue as Karnataka HC adjourns Jayalalithaa's bail pleaWith this, the toll of those believed to have died in various parts of the state unable to bear the four-year jail term awarded to Jayalali...
- Tamil Nadu CB-CID launches information drive in L K Advani pipe bomb caseThis is perhaps for the first time in the crime history of Tamil Nadu that one lakh posters have been printed by police announcing a cash p...
- DMK, AIADMK in poster war in PerambalurUnrest prevailed in Perambalur, the hometown of Union communications minister A Raja, after a poster war broke out between the DMK and AIAD...
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