Expelled AIADMK leader VK Sasikala pays floral tribute to former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister late J Jayalalithaa on her birth anniversary, at her residence in Chennai.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami and Deputy CM O Panneerselvam along with other AIADMK leaders celebrate their party supremo late J Jayalalithaa's birth anniversary at AIADM...
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AIADMK party workers pay tribute to former state Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on her fourth death anniversary, at her memorial, near Marina Beach, in Chennai.
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AIADMK workers led by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami and his deputy O Panneerselvam participate in a silent rally to pay their respects to state's former chief mi...
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami along with Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam and newly elected MLAs pay homage to their party supremo late J Jayalalitha for party's vic...
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In this file photo, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley with AIADMK leader and former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, J Jayalalithaa at her Poes Garden residence in Chennai.
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A statue of late AIADMK supremo and former chief minister J Jayalalithaa formally unveiled by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, TN Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerse...
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File picture of former Prime Minister A.B.Vajpayee with the former Tamil Nadu chief minister the late J Jayalalithaa.
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A most fashionable quartet, with Sivaji Ganesan, MGR and Jayalalitha in 1972
AIADMK party workers unveil a statue of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister late J Jayalalithaa at party headquarters on the occasion of her 70th birth anniversary in Chennai.
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AIADMK cadres led by State Minister for Cooperation, Sellur K.Raju, stage a 'silent rally' to observe the first death anniversary of J Jayalalithaa, at West Masi Street in Madurai....
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People throng in large number at the memorial of the late J Jayalalithaa to pay their respects to her on her first death anniversary, near shores of Marina in Chennai.
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A huge crowd during a rally to pay their respects to the late AIADMK supremo and former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary, in Chennai.
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ADMK members paying tribute to the former chief minister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary in Coimbatore.
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ADMK woman members paying tribute to former chief mMinister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary in Coimbatore.
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Preparations in full swing at the burial place of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, the first death anniversary of the late AIADMK Chief and Chief Minister J Jayalal...
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J. Jayalalitha (left) and M. Karunanidhi
Body kept for people to pay respects
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With co-star J. Jayalalitha in a film
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J. Jayalalitha being greeted by party colleagues after taking oath as CM (sixth time) in 2016
Sasikala was sentenced to four years imprisonment in February 2017 in the Rs 66 crore disproportionate assets case along with her sister-in-law J Ilavarasi and Jayalalithaa's foster son V N Sudhakaran.
V K Sasikala, close aide of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, was admitted to Bengaluru’s Victoria Hospital after she contracted coronavirus, last week.
A pathetic outing in Bihar rubs off on TN ahead of the 2021 assembly polls: the DMK mulls drastically trimming the Congress seat share. Hence, weak murmurs of a third front….
Jayalalitha's close friend Sasikala, now in jail, is building her political redemption around the famous Poes Garden bungalow that is now confiscated by the court
Theatre and films plays a big role in Tamil politics. MGR was a crowd-puller and Jayalalitha was a gamechanger. Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan are slowly making their political ambitions clear
Murasoli, the DMK’s official organ, shocked its readers when it carried an article on March 8 titled ‘Ammavin Aavi Ungalai Vidaadhu’ (Amma’s spirit will not spare you).
Conspicuously absent from Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth, has been the political acumen needed to make this transition from the predictable world of cinema to the rough and tumble of politics.
When it comes to negotiations, a pose of lunacy can be an enormous bargaining advantage. It worked for Nixon and Kissinger. And now, it will work for Mamata, Jayalalithaa and Mayawati.