Jayalalithaa speech in assembly towards cyclone relief work, Tamil language and Bus fare hike.

Jayalalithaa speech in assembly towards cyclone relief work, Tamil language and Bus fare hike.


சட்டசபையில் கவர்னர் உரைக்கு நன்றி தெரிவிக்கும்போது ஜெயலலிதா கூறியவை.

While giving thanks to Governor’s address Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on 3-2-2012 told the assembly that there was nothing wrong in mandating Tamil for students of classes I to X in the state, and there would not be any change in the policy. “All those who study in Tamil Nadu, irrespective of their mother tongue, will have to study Tamil and there is no change in it,” Jayalalithaa said. Citing the cases of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, where the local language has been made mandatory in schools, the chief minister said it was not wrong to implement the same in Tamil Nadu. “We will ensure that schools have adequate teachers to teach Tamil and vacancies filled up


Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa also accused the Centre, particularly Union home minister P Chidambaram, for their “indifference” towards the state’s welfare. Intervening during a debate in the state assembly, the chief minister recalled the requests made by the state to the Centre, seeking funds to take up relief and rehabilitation in the cyclone-hit districts of Cuddalore and Villupuram. As there was no response from the centre, despite repeated requests, the state took initiatives on its own, Jayalalithaa said.


The Centre, she said, released funds on the day when the state government issued advertisements in newspapers, seeking donations from the public for the relief works in the cyclone-hit areas.


“I don’t know whether the Centre felt ashamed and announced Rs 500 crore for relief works,” she said, while reacting to the CPI floor leader M Arumugam who felt that the Centre’s allocation of Rs 500 crore against the state’s original demand of over Rs 5,000 crore only showed its lack of concern for the state.


Vowing to retrieve Katchatheevu islet ceded to Sri Lanka by the Indian government in 1974, chief minister J Jayalalithaa said this was the ultimate solution to protect the traditional fishing rights of Tamil fishermen in the Palk Bay area and ensure their safety and security. Expressing concern over the continuing attacks on Tamil fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy, chief minister J Jayalalithaa on Friday told the assembly that she would not rest until Katchatheevu was retrieved.


Defending her decision to hike bus fares in the state, Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa on Friday said her attempt was only to prevent transport corporations from closing down. “Only because of this step, we have been able to save transport corporations. So we are able to ply bus services. Otherwise (if not for the price hike), we would have been forced to close down transport corporations. All would have been bankrupt,” the chief minister said. Let us all hope for a prosperous future of Tamil Nadu.

SC Cancels the famous 2G Raja’s 122 licences to LOOT.

SC Cancels the famous 2G Raja’s 122 licences to LOOT.


உச்ச நீதிமன்றம் ராஜாவால் முறைகேடாக அனுமதி அளிக்கப்பட்ட அலைக்கற்றை உரிமங்களை ரத்து செய்துள்ளது.

The day on when extelecom minister A Raja completed exactly a year in jail, the Supreme Court on 2-2-2012 scrapped all 122 licences for 2G spectrum issued by him and held the entire process as illegal. Not just this, it felt constrained to go beyond the illegalities and decide on the policy of awarding spectrum by saying that the scare natural resource could only be given in an open auction.


The court, however, gave a short breather to Union home minister P Chidambaram. The 89-page judgment by Justice G SSinghvi and Justice A K Ganguly refused to decide Janata Party leader Subramanian Swamy’s petition seeking a CBI probe into the allegation of Chidambaram conniving with Raja to award the 2G licences. It left this to the special court dealing with the 2G case. The special court is expected to deliver its order on 4-2-2012.


At various places in the order, the two judges held that Raja ignored the advice of the PM and did not consult the finance minister or the law ministers something that strengthens UPA’s defence that he was acting on his own.


To ensure that the existing subscribers of the affected companies are not inconvenienced, the court laid down a four-month roadmap that will require telecom regulator Trai to suggest a new auction mechanism within two months. The government will then have to hold auction and grant licences by the end of the third month. The existing licences will be extinguished within four months.


The court also fined three firms which benefited from Raja’s decision — Etisalat DB Telecom (Swan Telecom), Unitech Wireless Group and Tata Teleservices — Rs 5 crore each on the ground that they “benefited by a wholly arbitrary and unconstitutional action... And who offloaded their stakes for many thousand crores in the name of fresh infusion of equity or transfer of equity.


With the support of their Political party, Ministers are misusing the power, and earning money in illegal allotment of licenses and through other criminal activities and telling that they are serving the people in a noble and moral way. People must have awareness about these politicians and take a vow to eliminate them from our society.

Jayalalitha slammed Vijayakanth for his lowly and indiginfied act in the Assembly.

Jayalalitha slammed Vijayakanth for his lowly and indiginfied act in the Assembly.


கருணாநிதியும்,ஜெயலலிதாவும் சேராத இடந்தனில் சேர்ந்ததைப் பற்றி வருந்துவதில் பயனில்லை.

The AIADMK Chief Jayalalitha Slamming the leader of the opposition and DMDK leader Vijayakanth for his lowly and indiginfied act in the Assemblyon 1-2-2012, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK Supremo J Jayalalithaa today said she regretted joining hands with the DMDK for the May last Assembly elections. After the enmasse eviction of DMDK members from the house for their alleged 'unruly' behaviour, Ms Jayalalithaa said the House was witness to the lowly act of the leader of the opposition, which only showed as 'what happens when undeserving people reaches the top post.' Ruling out any further association with DMDK, the AIADMK leader said she was not at all interested in having alliance with the DMDK in the run upto the May last assembly elections, but agreed for the tie up in difference to the wishes of partymen.


'Having seen their behaviour in the house, I regret and am ashamed for having joined hands with them for the assembly elections,' she said. Ms Jayalalithaa said as the people of the state were determined to pack off the 'corruption riddled' previous DMK regime and bring the AIADMK back to power, the AIADMK could have swept back to power, even without the support of the allies, including the DMDK.


As the people wanted a change of government, the AIADMK would have won the elections, even if it had fought the elections on its own, she claimed, adding the DMDK was lucky to have had an alliance with AIADMK and get 41 seats and win 29 of them.


Karunanidhi during his defeat in the Assembly elections told that he has joined with people with whom he should not join. Now Jayalalitha realized the same truth.There is a proverb ‘Sudden friendship, sure repentance.”

Family Woman forced daughter into sex trade held in raids in Chennai.

Family Woman forced daughter into sex trade held in raids in Chennai.


துணிச்சலுடன் சமுதாயத்தை எதிர்த்துப்போராடி,தன் பிள்ளைகளை வாழவைக்கும் தாயே ஒரு சிறந்த பெண்மணி.

In Chennai a woman who forced her daughter into the sex trade and a social worker were among three women arrested on Friday 27-1-2012 during raids conducted by the Anti-Vice Squad at two brothels in north Chennai. Five women rescued from the two brothels were later sent to the Government Home in Mylapore. All of them told police they had been forced into the trade.


Police said that acting on specific information that Usha Jain (47) and Jagadeeswari (48) were running a prostitution racket at Vinyagapuram in the Kolathur area, a special team from the Anti-Vice Squad went to the spot posing as customers and arrested the duo.


A police officer first approached one of the women who demanded Rs 5,000 for “services” at the house. After confirming that prostitution was being carried out there, the officer alerted other members of the team who were waiting outside. They barged in and arrested the two women pimps and rescued four girls. One of the rescued girls was identified as the daughter of Usha Jain. Both mother and daughter had been abandoned by their husbands, police said.


In another operation at Kolathur at Chennai, police arrested 37-year-old Vela alias Velankanni, who claimed to be a social worker in Korukkupet, and rescued a girl from her house.


Usha Jain, Jagadeeswari and Velankanni were produced before a metropolitan magistrate’s court in Saidapet before being remanded in judicial custody at the Puzhal prison.


We have already told in our previous video that Lured by dreams of riches and luxurious lives, even housewives and college students are voluntarily getting into the trade that is proved now genuine by the above sexual activities by Usha Jain. I am again telling that there is a proverb in Tamil “a good family is a good University”. All family people must remember that golden word.

63rd Republic Day celebrations of India.இந்தியாவின் அறுபத்தி மூன்றாம் ஆண்டு குடி அரசுதினக்கொண்டாட்டம். .

63rd Republic Day celebrations of India.இந்தியாவின் அறுபத்தி மூன்றாம் ஆண்டு குடி அரசுதினக்கொண்டாட்டம். .


1950: India becomes a republic. The independent republic of India is officially born, after nearly 100 years of British rule. A public holiday has been declared throughout the country, and millions of people have been celebrated with processions and ceremonies to hoist the new flag of India for the first time.


India has been running her own affairs since the actual transfer of power from British to Indian hands on 15 August 1947.But today's ceremonies mark the cutting of her last ties to Britain. India's first president has been sworn in, replacing the King as the country's head of state, and the new constitution ratified.


In the capital, Delhi, on26th January 1950,the day began with the 34th and last Governor-General of India, Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, reading out a proclamation announcing the birth of the Republic of India.


The new President, Dr Rajendra Prasad, then took the oath of office. Dr Prasad was a key campaigner in the nationalist movement of Mahatma Gandhi, along with India's interim Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.


India showcased its military prowess at the 63rd Republic Day parade at Delhi on26-1-2012. On display for the first time in the parade was the nuclear capable Agni IV intermediate range surface-to-surface ballistic missile and the Hercules C-130-J aircraft recently acquired from the US.


Earlier, PM Manmohan Singh and the three service chiefs paid tributes to the ‘Immortal Soldier’ at the Amar Jawan Jyoti. Around 10am, President Pratibha Patil arrived with Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra. She became the fourth Asian leader to be the chief guest at the parade in the last four years.


After the 21-gun salute, followed by the National Anthem, the President presented the Ashok Chakra. After the presentation, four Mi-17 helicopters showered petals on the spectators.


Jaihind! Vandhe madharam!!

Puratchith thalaivi must take note of erring police officials and justice rendered to poor people.

Puratchith thalaivi must take note of erring police officials and justice rendered to poor people.


புரட்சித் தலைவி தங்கள் கடமையில் தவறும் காவல் துறை அதிகாரிகளை கண்டித்து ஏழை மக்களுக்கு நீதி வழங்கவேண்டும்.


Tamilnadu minister Paranjothi was dismissed from the minister post. He was elected in by poll of Trichy west constitutes. Since FIR has been registered, due to complaint of his second wife, Madurai court ordered to file case against him.


Paranjothi, who became the State Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Minister, soon after he won the Tiruchirapalli West by-election, was the worst-hit in the reshuffle as he was “sacked" from the Cabinet and divested of Tiruchirapalli Urban District Secretary Post. City-based woman Government Doctor Rani who had made a complaint against former Tamil Nadu Minister M Paranjothi, registered by the Government Hospital Police Station here, based on a direction from Judicial Magistrate IV here a few days ago.


The case had been registered under sections 493 (cohabitation caused by a man deceitfully inducing a belief of lawful marriage) 406 (criminal breach of trust), 420 (cheating) 506 (ii) (criminal intimidation), 294 (b) (uttering obscene words) 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) of IPC and Women Harassment Act against Mr Paranjothi and two others --Sampath and Kumar.


The inquiry with Dr Rani lasted about 90 minutes during which it was learnt she leveled several charges against Mr Paranjothi and also filed a detailed report with related evidenciary documents with Mr Veerasamy, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sri Rangam and Investigation Officer in the case.


Paranjothi recently came to Trichy to a private school and he ordered to Asst Commissioner Veerachamy to find out the Children missing from the school.


AC Veerachamy closed his mouth with folded hands and bowed to Paranjothi and listened what he has ordered to him.[Pictures published in News Papers] Seeing the Assistant commissioner way of bowing his head before an M.L.A, People and police standing their were ashamed of his action of bowing his head before an MLA. People also think that no justice will be rendered in the case of Paranjothi’s second wife Rani.


Our Chief Minister must note that whatever complaints given against Big Bosses by poor/middle class people, the people are telling that their complaints are not being attended properly. If any Big Boss with forged documents encroaching a land and if any affected poor man brought this to the notice of police officials, the complainant is being asked to go the court without taking pain to verify the genuine of the forged document of Big Boss.


It is our request to Puratchi Thalavi Jayalalitha, she must give sufficient instructions to the police, not to behave like a slave under a Big Boss and threaten the poor people without taking any action on their complaint against those multi people.


Chief Minister must revamp the police organization making them as the friend of affected poor people. How people will get just from police officials if they are behaving like a slave before politicians and wealthy people? Pueratchith thalaivi must take note of erring police officials and justice rendered to poor people

Pakistan already threatening India with Bombs now threatening with currency Notes.

Pakistan already threatening India with Bombs now threatening with currency Notes.


இந்தியாவுக்கு எதிராக வெடி குண்டுகளை அனுப்பிய பாகிஸ்தான் இப்போது கள்ள நோட்டுகளை அனுப்புகிறது.

Delhi Police seized recently fake currency notes of the face value of over Rs 6 crore from two tempos – the largest haul in five years. That’s more than three-quarters of the Rs 8.4 crore seized in the previous five years.


There are no prizes for guessing where these notes all bundles of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes came from. The Indian Express News paper says police chief BK Gupta suspects the hand of a “neighbouring country” in all this. Since the Nepalese, Bangladeshis and Sri Lankan are not known to be keen to help the Reserve Bank increase money supply in India, he obviously means Pakistan.


Aas Mohammed (R) and Jeeshan Ali, arrested in connection with seizure of counterfeit notes, in custody of the Special Cell of Delhi Police in New Delhi .For quite some years now, our intelligence agencies have been saying that Pakistan has been trying to damage us economically by pushing in counterfeit notes smuggled through our porous borders with Nepal, Bangladesh and even directly through Punjab and Rajasthan.


The fact is the whole world has been in note-printing mode since 2008: the US called it Quantitative Easing (QE1, QE2, etc); the UK has been in loose-money mode for more than three years; Japan has been printing yen like crazy to prevent it from appreciating against the dollar; Europe will soon join the party to rescue its southern fringe from going under.


Our own note printing presses have been going full tilt to feed the fiscal feeding frenzy – at great cost. It costs us Rs 3.14 to print each Rs 1,000 currency note. It costs 48 paisa to print an Rs 5 note. In fact, in 2010-11 the Reserve Bank of India spent over Rs 2,300 crore to print 1,650 crore currency notes of various denominations. It’s costing us a lot of money to even print our money.


Pakistan was sending extremists to India with bombs targeting Jammu-Kashmir Indians. Now sending counterfeits currency notes targeting to bring the Indian economy to a standstill. People must have awareness about currency notes.