The Madras High Court declared Jayalalithaa's newphew J. Deepak and niece J. Deepa as her second line legal heirs on Wednesday and suggested to the government to convert part of the late CM's residence as a memorial.
Madras High Court granted leave (permission) to Jayalalithaa's niece J. Deepa to sue the makers of Kangana Ranaut starrer Thalaivi.
Actress Kangana Ranaut has transformed her Manali residence into a dance studio for her film Thalaivi based on late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa.
Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut is all set for another blockbuster performance with her upcoming film Thalaivi which is a biopic on late political leader and veteran actress Jayalalitha.
The AIADMK-led state government had set up the inquiry commission to look into the circumstances leading to the death of Jayalalithaa on December 5, 2016 at Apollo Hospitals.
The Jayalalithaa Biopic was announced on Kangana Ranaut's birthday on Saturday.
The petitioner also said that steps should be taken to recover money if it was spent by the government from her property citing that she was convicted in the disproportionate wealth case.
The summary shows Rs 6 crore and 85 lakh as the total bill with a detailed break-up and an outstanding amount of Rs 44.56 lakh.
J Jayalalithaa served five terms as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for over fourteen years between 1991 and 2016.
CCTV cameras are, however, positioned in spots like corridors and entrances for security purposes, counsel for the hospital, Maimoona Badsha said quoting the affidavit submitted on Friday.
In her complaint, advocate Louisal Ramesh alleged that Haasan, the founder of the Makkal Needhi Maiam party, was using the show to further his political interests and charged him with speaking about Jayalalithaa in a “demeaning” manner on the show.
A woman named Amrutha has approached the Madras High Court claiming that she is Jayalalithaa's biological daughter. She asked the court to order a DNA test to establish her parentage.
Speaking to reporters here, Apollo Hospitals founder-chairman Prathap Reddy said the medical staff did their best to save Jayalalithaa but she passed away after suffering a "massive heart attack."
The scheme, with a subsidy component of 50 per cent upto Rs 25,000 for working women, was launched by Modi, who handed over the keys and registration certificate copies to five women beneficiaries.
As per the official statement, besides Tamil Nadu, the prime minister will also visit Daman, Puducherry and Gujarat in the next two days.
J Jayalalithaa passed away in Chennai on December 5 in the year 2016, a day after she suffered a cardiac arrest.
Police said Mitesh Kumar, who identified himself as an I-T department official showed his "identity card" and the "search warrant" upon his arrival at the residence.
On December 5, 2016, rumours were floating about Jayalalithaa's death in the evening which Apollo Hospital denied but later it was announced that she died at around 11.30 pm on that day.
Deepa has filed a complaint with Mambalam Police and a probe was on, police said.
"I'm not new to politics. I got delayed. Entering is equal to victory. I will announce a decision on December 31", the actor said addressing his fans.
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