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Edappadi K Palaniswami (Senior AIADMK leader) is now expected to be chief minister of Tamil Nadu in coming couple of days after sources confirmed that Palaniswami would likely be called by the governor C Vidyasagar Rao to form the next government. Palaniswami the state minister for public works, highways and minor ports. The Palaniswamy has claimed the support of 123 MLA's and more than the majority mark in the 234-member assembly.

The governor called Palaniswami at 7.30 pm and Panneerselvam an hour later. According to the sources Palaniswami appear as the clear winner in the numbers game as Panneerselvam , failed to assemble enough for support, even after 24 hours, Sasikala was knocked out of the race by her conviction. Sources says that legal advisers told the governor that in the present circumstances, there was no alternative but to invite Palaniswami to form the next government and prove his majority on the floor of the assembly. 
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Finally he opened his mouth, Inquiry panel will be set up to probe Jayalalithaa's death. TamilNadu CM Panneerselvam two months after on Jayalalithaa's death, he said he would recommend an inquiry commission under a sitting Supreme Court judge to probe the "doubts" surrounding the health condition and demise of the late leader.


After revealing on Tuesday night that he was forced to resign as Chief Minister, O.Panneerselvam spoke to media persons on Wednesday. He was flanked by Kavundampalayam MLA V.C. Aaru kutty and Rajya Sabha MP Maitreyan.

I will prove my strength in Assembly: Panneerselvam

Here are some of the highlights of his speech:
  • I will withdraw my resignation, if given an opportunity to do so.
  • MLAs will prove their support in the Assembly.
  • There has been no instance where I have betrayed the party.
  • I have been following Jayalalithaa' s footsteps
  • Judicial inquiry will be ordered into Jayalalithaa's death
  • As per party bylaws general secretary can be elected only by cadres through ballots. Soon general body should be convened to elect permanent general secretary.
  • I will accept Deepa Jayakumar's ( Jayalalithaa's niece) support, if offered.
  • I will meet Governor soon and I will meet the people in every nook and corner.
  • My appeal to MLAs is that they should take decision taking into account people's feelings in their constituencies.
And also "A proper election must be held to elect the party general secretary. We now have a temporary general secretary, who was nominated under an extraordinary situation," he said.
In fact, news trickling in that Election Commission pointing out that there is no "interim" gen secy under AIADMK constitution. Little wonder, governor deferring decision to invite Sasikala. Even sacking OPS from treasurer post not legit.

Opinion on O.Pannerselvam as CM candidate:

No one would deny the very fact that the caretaker chief minister O.Panneerselvam has been a trusted lieutenant of the former CM as he was asked to be in power of the caretaker CM time and again by none else but Ms Jayalalitha herself as and when required and that worked well for the former CM most of the times.


Opinion on Sashikala as CM candidate:

Ms Sashikala has been the closest person in life of the former CM for last 33 years till her demise and so her integrity can not be questioned ordinarily in reality.



 

Why and where people in confusion and what they are looking for..?

The real necessity of the state is to have a proper CM in power that would fulfill the legitimate wishes of masses better in time and that can be addressed in a democratic manner only. Finally, selection of a leader remains the prerogative of the elected members and they must exercise their rights successfully, The claim declared by them that it was OPS who himself had insisted Mrs Sasikala to take the leadership position has proved to be wrong completely now and they need to apologize for the same without fail. The developments taking place in the state politics was not called for after all, the conditions appearing with the lapse of time seems to be provoking further confusions only and people need sigh of relief at this point in time, the supreme commander of armed forces of India must exercise its power laid down in the constitution in this direction to ensure, through its channels, that no more mischief on part of the political class is witnessed in the state.

This is the time to Tamilnadu people act wisely regarding their future. Otherwise the state would be in many problems.!!!

Dear Tamilnadu people, Not only fight for Culture.. fight for the future and development !!!

Pray for Tamilnadu !!!

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The jittery over Tamil Nadu's political development recline, as the swearing of Sasikala Natarajan as the Chief Minister will not be held on Tuesday. Vidyasagar Rao (Tamil Nadu Governor) is unlikely to administer the vow of Sasikala, as he is examining the legal implication of the development.

Earlier, a petition was filed in the Supreme Court to stay the swearing-in ceremony of Sasikala. The petition filed by a Tamil Nadu based lawyer, Senthil Kumar resist that the state would witness chaos if Sasikala will be Chief Minister and also is forced to resign in case the SC overturns the order of clearing of the Karnataka High Court in the disproportionate assets (DA) case pending in the apex court. And the possibility of riots all over the state, which is already facing a fraught situation due to demonetisation, cyclone and death of CM, hence it is vital that fresh plight is not created, the petition said. 
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JanaSena President Pawan Kalyan has widen his support for Jallikattu. He said to ban on bull break sport is a direct attack on Dravidian culture and its probity. Pawan Twitted 'Ban on Jallikattu and cockfight by government of India is an attack on Dravida culture and its integrity. This is how it is being viewed in dakshin (south) Hindustan. I had observed this deep hurt in people while shooting in Pollachi, Tamil Nadu'. 'Animal cruelty is cited as the reason to ban Jallikattu. If we truly consider this puritanical approach, then we have to examine the statistics of Indian beef export and poultry industry' Pawan added. Pawan asked 'Why the animal cruelty act applied only to Jallikattu where the animals getting injured or killed is insignificant when compared to the amount of animals that had to be slaughtered for business'. 

Protests have been taking place in the city since Monday against the ban on the popular and ancient bull-break sport by the SC. Tamil filmdom on Friday is observing a day long fast to express solidarity with youngsters protesting against the ban on Jallikattu.

--IANS 

(This story has not been edited by Taaza Vaartha and is published from a syndicated feed.)
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Income Tax department has seized a INR 24 Crores in new notes in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. Till now over INR 142 Crores worth of unaccounted assets have been seized so far. Police says that IT officials checked a car in Vellore after interrogating three men who had been arrested in Chennai two days ago when tax operations began. The blitz property belong to the industrialist Sekhar Reddy, his associate and Srinivasalu Reddy family member, their agents and including a man named Prem, IT official said. 

So far 4 out of the total 8 places have been raided, IT sources said. Sekhar Reddy, a eminent industrialist whose company JSR Infra Developers Pvt Ltd, compute the highways department and the public works department among its clients and was a member of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) Trust Board. Also Mr Reddy has a license to mine sand across the entire state of Tamil Nadu. The TTD Trust has removed Reddy from the board. 
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The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Sri Jayalalithaa passed was away on December 5 at 11:30 pm in the night. Jayalalithaa was suffering from a cardiac from past few days, Jayalalitha had to be put on life support. And the nation mourns Amma along with the people of Tamil Nadu. Holidays were have been declared in several states across the country to mourn Jayalalithaa. She was 68, life virtually came to a grinding halt in Chennai as the city woke up to deserted streets with shops, including eateries, remaining shut. Such scenes were witnessed across Tamil Nadu. She was an enigma at a personal as well as at a political level.

Meanwhile, President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other prominent leaders of the nation have also reached Chennai to pay their last respects to Amma. And three deaths have been reported apparently due to shock and two cases of suicide attempts were reported from the district after the news of Jayalalithaa's worsen health spread last evening, police said today. Following Amma's passing her trusted O Panneerselvam was sworn in as the Chief Minister of the state for the remainder of the term. 
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In Tamil Nadu Cyclone Nada is now forecast to enervate to a deep woe before making a landfall. The regional IMD office in Chennai has said that cyclone Nada will weaken into a deep melancholy and make a landfall between Vedaranyam and Cuddallore, which is presently bases 270 km offshore from Puducherry, moving with a speed of 20km/hr. Chennai and other coastal districts are expected to receive moderate to heavy rainfall with winds at 60 - 70km speed. Fishermen have been instructed not to proffer into the sea. Shear winds are being censure for enervate of cyclone Nada as Chennai was depending on it to replenish its water bodies. Delta and interior parts of Tamil Nadu will also recieve moderate rainfall. The Tamil Nadu government has already moved the NDRF contingents to rain sensitive areas. Revenue department secretary Chandramohan announced that food and shelter has already been arranged in areas expected to be affected by rain and requested people of Tamil Nadu to not fall for any rumours.
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The Potential in Kamuthi, Tamil Nadu has a capacity of 648 MW which covers an area of 10 sq/km. This is the largest solar power plant at a lone location taking title from Topaz Solar Farm in California, which has a capacity of 550 MW. The solar plant, built in an splendid eight months is cleaned every day by a robotic system and charged by its own solar panels.

At the full capacity, it is estimated to produce ample electricity to power about 1,50,000 homes. The project is comprehend of 2.5 million individual solar modules, and costs $679M (INR 46.51 Billion) to build. The new project has helped butt India's total installed solar capacity across the 10 GW mark, as per the statement by research firm Bridge to India. As the solar power increases, India is expected to wax the world's third-biggest solar market from next year on wards, after China and United States. India still needs to increase its take-up of solar panels if it is to achieve the aspiring targets set by the government. By the year 2022, India aims to power 60 million homes by the sun. It is part of the government's goal to produce 40% of its power from non-fossil fuels by 2030. This aim has been applaud by environmental groups and is anticipate will also help reduce the country's problem with air quality. 
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By Accusing DMK leader M. Karunanidhi for giving incorrect instruction on the Cauvery water dispute, AIADMK MP S.R. Balasubramoniyan on putative that Tamil Nadu has suffered a massive loss because Karunanidhi rejected the then Karnataka Chief Minister Devaraj offer to give 265 tmc ft of Cauvery water to its lower riparian neighbour. By Recalling Mr. Karunanidhi squabble that as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu had withdrawn the case against Karnataka in the Supreme Court on the advice of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1972, Balasubramoniyan stated that the DMK leader had conveniently quell the promise made by Devaraj. Subsequent the talks between the two States due to the intervention of Indra Gandhi led to Devraj making the promise, adding that but Karunanidhi refused to accept the offer. The AIADMK MP said the case was resuscitate only in 1983 after the Cauvery Irrigation Farmers Welfare Association filed a petition in the Supreme Court pursue a direction to constitute the Cauvery Tribunal. The State government also imp-leaded itself in the case. The tribunal in its interim order, awarded 205 tmc ft water to Tamil Nadu. But Karnataka refused to implement it, MP Said.
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The Tamilnadu state is focused on the well-being its Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, the residents of Thandarai village been gripping with fever for the past 20 days. According to the sources, seven people have died so far due to this fever. Once the fever breaks out the victims suffers from vomiting and stomach pain. The village has more than 160 families, first death was reported on October 5 when a 13-year-old student started vomiting at his house after being affected by the fever. He had been taken to the Tiruvannamalai Government Hospital the next day but was declared dead upon arrival.


The doctors arouse the Health Department which opened a medical camp for the village residents. Despite of several efforts the doctors didn’t exact reason for the deaths. The sources says thet the doctors have not found anything unfamiliar in the blood samples of the deceased although a report on the groundwater is still awaited. The doctors also claim that the fever could be the result of some form of food poisoning.
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It was three weeks since Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was wheeled into the Apollo Hospitals. It was taken much of time for Governor Vidyasagar Rao to pull the Tamil Nadu Government out of a state of ICU that it was slowly tumble into. With Finance Minister O Panneerselvam was given temporary charge of Chief Minister portfolios. Apollo Hospitals has already indicated that Jayalalithaa will have to stay longer and no time is specified yet. Opposition parties in Tamil Nadu are in wait and watch mode. The anxiety in Tamil Nadu's political matters are increasing. Part of the reason is the lack of reliable information about the CM's real condition.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had expressed his keenness to abandon on September 12th itself when Supreme Court ordered to release 12,000 cusecs of water daily till September 20th, according to the sources. Chief Minister was advised against any such political misfortune by the party high command. The message was reportedly communicated strongly by novice Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge and MP Oscar Fernandes. If Siddaramaiah assert on going with the people, he will have to expel the post citing moral grounds without making any adverse remarks on the order. Such a move could make him a hero and pay political dividends in battles ahead, according to the sources. But the party will have to elect a new Chief Minister and implement the order or caliper for imposition of President's rule, which could lead to upsurge of the crisis. 

It will also nourish Tamil Nadu's unvarying demand for initiate the Cauvery Management Board to take over control and manage the reservoirs in Cauvery basin. Any such misadventure will deal a big blow for Karnataka's long-term interests in the Cauvery dispute as the Special Leave Petition of Karnataka challenging the final award of Cauvery Tribunal is set to come up for hearing in SC on October 18, said Congress leaders who advocate a heedful approach in dealing with the critical point, at least till October 18.
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An Old dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu for sharing of River Cauvery water turned vicious between both on Monday, number of vehicles and property were damaged in both states. Curfew was imposed in 16 police station limits as tensions escalated. The violence began after the Supreme Court turned down in the morning Karnataka’s plea to temporarily stop the release of Cauvery river water to neighbouring State Tamil Nadu. City Police tried to contain horde burning vehicles and damaging shops in Bengaluru and other cities, while protesters in Tamil Nadu retaliated by targeting Kannadiga  people and businesses in their state. A Person was killed and another wounded in police firing when a mob tried to attack a patrol at Hegganahalli in Bengaluru city. More than 200 people were arrested so far.

Rioters set alight at least 30 buses bearing Tamil Nadu registered plates at a depot in Bengaluru while trucks were attacked in Mysore, Mandya, Dharwad and Chitradurga districts. Hotels and properties belonging to Tamils in Karnataka are being attacked and damaged. This is an alarming situation and is causing considerable anxiety, Chief Minister Of Tamil Nadu Jayalalithaa said.


On the streets passion ran high as Kannadiga groups targeted Tamil speakers. Crowds of people shouting slogans against the court order and Tamil Nadu marched along major roads in Bangalore, Mandya and Mysore. They forced shopkeepers to down shutters. Hundreds of policemen fanned across the Tamil-majority areas in Bengaluru, but struggled to contain the protests.
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Monsoon reaches several parts of coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema region also expected to in other parts of the state in coming one or two days, according sources of IMD. The Monsoon hit Kerala on wednesday same will cover parts of coastal Andhra Pradesh up to Anantapur in Rayalaseema. The remaining parts of Andhra Pradesh are expected to be covered in coming one or two days and neighboring state Telangana is expected to be covered in coming four or five days, according to IMD. Rains are expected in entire Coastal Karnataka, North Interior Karnataka, southern parts of Konkan and Goa. Clouds also hung over many parts of Andhra Pradesh and Interior Karnataka have checked into Telangana and East Maharashtra. Today Satellite pictures in the after-noon showed clouds covering most parts of Kerala and southern Tamil Nadu, Dindigul, Kodaikanal, Kumbakonam, Tiruchi, in the South Udupi, Mangaluru, Goa, Murdeshwar and Ratnagiri on the West Coast.

IMD in its daily weather report for Andhra Pradesh said rain occurred at many places over Rayalaseema and at a few places over coastal Andhra Pradesh. Jammalamadugu and Punganur in Rayalaseema received 7 cm of rainfall.  And daily weather report for Telangana rain occurred at a few places over the state. Madnur in Nizamabad district recorded 8 cm of rainfall, followed by Jukkal in Nizamabad with 7 cm of rainfall.
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On Saturday officials of Thiruvallur district rescued around 330 bonded labourers, and 88 children hailing from ruin tribal districts of Odisha State from a brick kiln in Poochetti village, Tamil Nadu. The raid was conducted by S Jeyachandran (Revenue Divisional Officer) in assistance with an NGO. After getting the information about several people are stuck at a brick kiln in Thiruvallur, district administration formed a joint action team under leadership of S. Jayachandran, and also embrace members of International Justice Mission and did raid at the place. All the people rescued from that brick kiln were cajole that they would be paid an advance of INR 10,000 – INR 16,000 for a contract of 6 months, during which they would have to undergo hard labour.
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The Skymet sees Monsoon at 109 % of Long Period Average (LPA) of 887 mm for the period from June to September against initial estimate of 105 %. August is seen at 113% and 123% in September. Skymet suggests North-East India, South Interior Karnataka and South India's Tamil Nadu will be at medium risk through June to September. Rains in Kolkata created new records as heavy showers lashed the city on Monday. With in 24 hrs the city had witnessed 56 mm of rain which is the highest rainfall in 24 hours during the last 10 years. It is not likely to have an adverse impact on the Monsoon performance. There are more chances of getting into La-Nina in the later part of this year. Under the influence of the cyclone Roanu, Monsoon arrived before time over the Andaman and has also advanced further. Conditions are now favorable for its timely onset over Kerala. 

The tropical Pacific Ocean has returned to a neutral El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) state. Sea surface temperatures across the tropical Pacific have cooled to neutral levels over the past fortnight, supported by much cooler-than-average waters beneath the surface, stated the BoM release. 
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Continuing to sweep, ruling AIADMK was leading in 134 seats while DMK headed front in 83 seats. AIADMK Chief Jayalalithaa was leading by over 16,000 votes in R.K Nagar constituency, forging ahead of her DMK rival Shimla Muthchozhan. DMK was leading in most of the constituencies in CHENNAI city.  Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) which contested all 232 seats on its own, was leading in five but its Chief Ministerial candidate Anbumani Ramadoss was dangle at the third spot behind DMK and AIADMK nominees in Pennagaram segment which falls under Dharmapuri Lok Sabha constituency won by him in the 2014 Parliament elections. The third front of DMDK-PWF-TMC which projected itself as an alternative to the Dravidian majors, was nowhere in the lead so far. Its Chief Ministerial candidate and actor-turned politician Vijayakant himself was trailing in the third spot in Ulundurpet with AIADMK and DMK in the first and second positions respectively.
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 Again  rains started in Chennai over the last 48 hours even more is expected, as the cyclone bypassed the Indian coast and moved towards Bangladesh today. With memories of the December floods in the city still fresh, the civic authorities have started massive emergency preparations. Nearly 12,000 people deployed across the city to conduct the operations, boats have been stationed at multiple locations for emergency rescue, said by Chandramohan (Chennai Municipal commissioner). Sewer pipe in Chennai have started over-flowing in most of the areas due to rain caused by the cyclonic winds. Water from subways is being pumped out to ensure free flow of traffic. The authorities have also set up an emergency number 1070 to receive rainfall-related disservice. The Senior officers sent to other areas in the Tamil Nadu where heavy rainfall is expected to continue. Yesterday, the government said Chennai and its neighbouring districts were expected to receive very heavy rainfall of more than 25 cm. Cuddalore, Villupuram, Thanjavur and Nagapattinam districts were expected to receive more than 12 cm rainfall.

Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal are also witnessing heavy rains. Huge rainfall has also been  prophetd for Andhra Pradesh. Fishermen have been warned against going to the sea.
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Voting has ended in Tamil Nadu and Kerala states where BJP is trying to a gain a foothold. Polls were also held in the Pondicherry. More than 80 million voters eligible to cast ballots in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.Regional parties were dominated in Tamil Nadu, while Communists are trying comeback in Kerala. Polls have already been held in West Bengal and Assam in this April and May. All the votes will be counted on Thursday. Shortly before polls closed turnout was put at 69 % in Tamil Nadu while Kerala recorded 70 %.

Elections were held in 30 seats in Pondicherry where Chief Minister N Rangaswamy embrace breakaway Congress party workers, is seeking re-election. In Tamil Nadu State polling was held in 232 seats, the BJP is seen as having little chance against the regional Parties AIADMK and DMK who are locked in a vicious contest. The DMK is trying to grab power from the rival AIADMK party. The BJP is trying to secure a toehold in Kerala which has been ruled by either Congress led governments or a  bloc of left-wing parties. Last week Prime Minister Narendra Modi comparison of Kerala with Somalia on infant mortality rates angered politicians and social media users.
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Election Commission has given its nod to modi's 'Mann ki Baat' a radio broadcast on Sunday. The Information and Broadcasting Ministry had approached the commission to clear the broadcast of the monthly radio address due to Model Code. Sources said that the Commission gave its green signal to the address on wenesday with instructions that the Model Code should not be violated. Nothing should be said which influences or impacts the voters of the five poll-bound states. These are the instructions which have been given while clearing the address.
West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry are going to polls beginning April 4. The Model Code came into force on March 4 when the polls were announced by the Commission.