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Tamilnadu Ministers List portfolios2011

AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa, who will be sworn in as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on Monday, will have 33 ministers in her cabinet and she will hold key portfolios of Police and Home, among others.

As many as 25 of the 34-member cabinet are fresh faces, which include youngsters like Senthil Balaji, who has been allotted the Transport Ministry, a release from the Raj Bhavan said.

Senior AIADMK leaders O. Panneerselvam (Finance), K.A. Senkottaiyan (Agriculture), Natham R. Viswanathan (Electricity and Prohibition and Excise) and C. Ve. Shanmugam (School Education) have been inducted for yet another term, even as other expected names like former ministers D. Jayakumar, S. Jayaraman and Valarmathy have not been taken into the present cabinet.

Among others, Ms. Jayalalithaa will hold the portfolios of Public, Police, Home and Prevention of Corruption, the release said, adding that S. Vijay, representing Vellore constituency, will be the Health Minister.

Besides Ms. Jayalalithaa, Gokula Indra and Selvi Ramajayam are the women faces of the new cabinet.

Following is the list of Tamil Nadu ministers and portfolios.

(1) J.Jayalalithaa — Chief Minister, Public,Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Forest Service, General Administration, District Revenue Officers, Prevention of Corruption, Police, Home

(2) O.Panneerselvam — Finance

(3) K.A.Sengottaiyan — Agriculture

(4) Natham R.Viswanathan — Electricity, Prohibition and Excise

(5) K.P.Munisamy — Municipal Administration, Rural Development

(6) C.Shanmugavelu — Industries

(7) R.Vaithilingam — Housing and Urban Development

(8) S.S.Krishnamoorthy — Food

(9) C.Karuppasamy — Animal Husbandary

(10) P.Palaniappan — Higher Education

(11) C.Ve.Shanmugam — School Education

(12) Sellur K.Raju — Cooperation

(13) K.T.Pachamal — Forests

(14) Edappadi K.Palanisamy — Highways and Minor Ports

(15) S.P.Shanmuganathan — HR & CE

(16) K.V.Ramalingam — Public Works

(17) S.P.Velumani — Special Programme Implementation

(18) T.K.M.Chinnayya — Backward Classes

(19) M.C.Sampath — Rural Industries

(20) P.Thangamani — Revenue

(21) G.Senthamizhan — Information

(22) S.Gokula Indira — Commerical Taxes and Registration

(23) Selvi Ramajayam — Social Welfare

(24) B.V.Ramanaa — Handlooms and Textiles

(25) R.B.Udhayakumar — Information and Technology

(26) N.Subramanian — Adi Dravidar and Tribal Welfare

(27) V.Senthil Balaji — Transport

(28) N.Mariyam Pichai — Environment

(29) K.A.Jayapal — Fisheries

(30) E.Subaya — Law, Courts and Prisons

(31) Budhichandhiran — Tourism

(32) S.T.Chellapandian — Labour

(33) Dr.V.S.Vijay — Health

(34) N.R.Sivapathi — Sports and Youth Welfare

Mamata Banerji added to list of 13 women chief ministers

There have been 13 women chief ministers since independence, and on this Friday the 13th the list got one bigger with Mamata Banerjee joining the select list with her Trinamool Congress crushing the Left Front in West Bengal. It was also a day that saw Jayalalithaa surge back to power as chief minister of Tamil Nadu.

The 13 women chief ministers since 1947:

Sucheta Kripalani: The first woman to be chief minister of any state in India, Kripalani was a freedom fighter and from the Congress. She presided over Uttar Pradesh from October 1963 to May 1967.

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Nandini Satpathy: Also from the Congress, she was chief minister of Orissa from June 1972 to March 1974 and from March 1974 to December 1976.

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Sashikala Kakodkar: She became the second chief minister of Goa in August 1973 after the death of predecessor and her father Dayanand Bandodkar. She belonged to Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party. She ruled till April 1979.

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Syeda Anwara Taimur: The Congress chief minister of Assam from December 1980 to June 1981, her term ended when the state was put under President’s Rule.

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Janaki Ramachandran: The widow of the legendary MGR, who founded the AIADMK, she was chief minister of Tamil Nadu for less than a month — from Jan 7 to 30, 1988.

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J. Jayalalithaa: Film actor-turned-politician, Jayalalithaa became chief minister of Tamil Nadu in 1991 after the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi by the Tamil Tigers. She again ruled Tamil Nadu from 2001 to 2006. She is set to return to power again.

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Mayawati: The Bahujan Samaj Party leader is serving as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh for the fourth time after three short tenures between 1995 and 2003. Her first stint was from June to October 1995, then March to September 1997 and from May to September 2003.

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Rajinder Kaur Bhattal: She was chief minister of Punjab from April 1996 to February 1997. She was from the Congress.

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Rabri Devi: Rabri Devi became the chief minister of Bihar in the Rashtriya Janata Dal government after her husband Lalu Prasad had to step down following corruption charges. Her first stint was from July 1997 to February 1999 and then from March 1999 to March 2000.

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Sushma Swaraj: She was chief minister of Delhi from Oct 13 to Dec 3, 1998.

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Sheila Dikshit: A Congress veteran, Dikshit became chief minister of Delhi in 1998 and is presently serving her third term. She was elected for a second time in 2003 and then in 2008. She is the only woman chief minister to lead a government for a third consecutive term.

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Uma Bharti: She headed the Madhya Pradesh government for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from December 2003 to August 2004.

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Vasundhara Raje: Belonging to the erstwhile royal Maratha Scindia family, she was chief minister of Rajasthan from 2003 to 2008 for the BJP.

TN Assembly Election 2011 Results : Jayalalithaa’s Comeback

Chennai: The fireworks that celebrated her victory outside her house in Chennai sometimes made it hard to hear Jayalalithaa, but her message, hours after she was declared the winner of the Tamil Nadu elections, was unwavering. "Wherever I went in the last three years…the people were totally disgusted with DMK and were waiting for a chance to vent their anger against the DMK government. Once they got the opportunity, they showed their anger and resentment in no uncertain terms," she said to the hundreds of people gathered, flashes of light from the fireworks streaking her face.

In the Tamil Nadu elections, voters have attached no terms and conditions to their support for Jayalalithaa and her allies – so definitive is their verdict. During her election campaign, Jayalalithaa had predicted that with her allies, she would win upwards of 185 of the 234 seats in the Tamil Nadu assembly. She has proved that was not just political bluster. With her allies, she has won 199 of the state’s 234 assembly seats – a skyscraper of a victory in a bitterly-fought political landscape.

Party sources say the AIADMK leader was so confident of returning to power that she had booked the Madras University Centenary Hall for her swearing-in. Known for being superstitious, she has reportedly indicated that she’d like the ceremony to take place on Sunday.

It’s typical of Tamil Nadu politics that much of Jayalalithaa’s speech was devoted to a rigorous inquest of the wrongs of the DMK government that she has booted out. "Over the past five years, Tamil Nadu has been totally ruined…the economy has been ruined," she said. "It’s not an easy task to rebuild the entire state. When the house itself has been damaged and debris is strewn all around, it is not an easy task to rebuild the house."

During her campaign, Jayalalithaa referred repeatedly to the 2G scam, reminding voters with every speech and rally that it was embedded in the First Family of the DMK. Analysts agree that the scam has battered the party in the elections. One of its senior-most leaders, A Raja, is now in jail for allegedly masterminding the scam when he was Telecom Minister in 2008. Mr Karunanidhi’s daughter, M Kanimozhi, has been accused of accepting a 214-crore bribe along with Mr Raja. Tomorrow, a court in Delhi will decide whether she should go to jail.

The impact of the 2G scam on the DMK will resonate loudly at the Centre – where a series of corruption scams have dented the credibility of the ruling UPA and its leader, the Congress party. The verdict of the assembly elections in Tamil Nadu sends a loud and clear message to politicians – corruption is public’s Enemy No 1.

The DMK contested 119 seats with 63 allotted to its partner, the Congress. Together, they did not manage even 40 seats. The Congress says it does not regret sticking with the DMK to contest the elections together in Tamil Nadu. "We are loyal allies," said the Congress spokesperson, Jayanthi Natarajan.

But privately, the party is no doubt rewinding to an offer made by Jayalalithaa when Mr Raja was sent to jail. She said that if the Congress expelled the DMK and its 18 MPs from the central government, she would step in as a replacement. The Congress had refused the invitation.

12th Result Tamilnadu State Board 2011, Tamilnadu Hsc Result 2011

Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations Board Higher Secondary (HSC – Plus 2) 12th Result Examinations 2011 expected on 9th May, 2011 at 10:00 AM. 12th Result Tamilnadu State Boad will be announced on 9 May, 2011.
Once declared, results will be made available in the Government of Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations portal : http://tnresults.nic.in/. More than 8 lakh students from across the state appeared for the Class 12 Examination conducted in March 2011.
The Tamil Nadu HSC (Class 12) Examination Results 2011 will be available on the following websites :
1. http://Results.TamilNaduEducation.net/
2. http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
3. http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
4. http://tnresults.nic.in/

TN HSC Results 2011, TN Plus Two Results 2011, TN 12th results

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Higher Secondary Examination/ Plus 2 Exams (General Education and Vocational Courses)
Tamil Nadu HSC Results 2011 likely to be announced by 3rd week of May by TN Directorate of General Examinations.
TN Plus Two Results 2011 will be available online on host of websites including tnresults.nic.in.
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Election News | West Bengal Poll Boycot in Some Areas

West bengal poll boycot in some areas Voters in several polling stations in West Bengal's Malda and South Dinajpur districts on Monday boycotted the elections saying their areas were under-developed, said an official, adding that efforts were on to persuade them to change their minds. In Malda, a boycott was under way in five polling stations and in at least two booths in South Dinajpur district. -

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