Tamil Nadu chief minister J. Jayalalithaa on Thursday said her AIADMK had been betrayed by poll ally and newly-elected Puducherry chief minister N. Rangaswamy, who heads the All India NR Congress (AINRC).

In the wake of wild rumours and speculative reports about his health, Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's family and the hospital treating him today said he was "fine, doing well" and there was nothing to worry.

Chief minister J. Jayalalithaa spent a good part of her Day 2 in office reviewing the work being done in various departments and holding an informal meeting with her cabinet colleagues that stretched

AIADMK supremo J. Jayalalithaa was sworn in as chief minister of Tamil Nadu along with 33 ministers at a glittering ceremony in the centenary auditorium of the Madras University, which was packed with applauding party functionaries and special invitees including Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi and TDP chief N. Chandrababu

After suddenly becoming an unwanted guest of the Congress at the Centre, following its drubbing in the Assembly elections, the DMK is buying time to overcome the debacle and decide its course of action at New Delhi.

After suddenly becoming an unwanted guest of the Congress at the Centre following its drubbing in the Assembly elections, the DMK is buying time to overcome the debacle and decide its course of action

Out of reckoning for the playoffs, IPL debutants Kochi Tuskers Kerala would aim to sign off on a positive note but that looks easier said than done as they take on the unbeaten-at-home defending champions Chennai Super Kings in an IPL match here on Wednesday.

AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa got into action with hours of being sworn in as Tamil Nadu’s chief minister for a third time here Monday at the head of a 34-member ministry, and immediately implemented key poll promises like free rice to ration card holders and BPL families and mangalsutra gold for girls.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s congratulatory phone call to AIADMK leader J.

AIADMK general secretary J. Jayalalithaa will be sworn in as Tamil Nadu chief minister for the third time, at the University of Madras Centenary Auditorium at 12.15 pm on Monday.