Kalaignar Karunanidhi 26 Cr assets in 2006, now it comes down to 6 Cr?

Kalaignar Karunanidhi 26 Cr assets in 2006, now it comes down to 6 Cr?

Tamil Nadu chief minister and DMK president M Karunanidhi on 1-12-2010 in a statement, he claimed his total assets amounted to only 6.01 crore, which included 5.66 crore in fixed deposits and 35 lakh of deposits in savings bank accounts.

 

 He said he had received 100 crore by selling his equity in Sun TV in October 2005 when his grand nephews Kalanithi and Dayanidhi Maran expressed their desire to fully own the company, but chose to distribute much of the post tax receipts of 77.5 crore among his children and kept only 10 crore for himself.

Out of that, 5 crore was donated to the Kalaignar Karunanidhi Trust. The balance, along with the accrued interest, was the only savings he had in his life, he said.

 But Kaunanidhi had declared total assets worth 26 crore while filing his nomination papers for the 2006 assembly elections. As the law requires that candidates should also include wealth in the names of their spouses, he had then included details of fixed deposits and bank accounts in the name of Dayalu and Rajathi, totally amounting to about 18 crore. [Total assets 44 Cr]
  

 His elder son and Union chemicals and fertiliser minister M K Alagiri was worth 13 crore in 2009, covering both immovable and moveable property.
Younger son and Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister M K Stalin’s assets were
worth 13.61 crore in 2004 and sister Kanimozhi had assets worth 8.45 crore when she filed her nomination for the Rajya Sabha elections in 2007. Karunanidhis another daughter Selvi never declared her assets because she never filed any nomination for the elections.  

Kalaignar also told that he was the only Chief Minister living in the street house.

To our remembrance Rajaji lived in a house in the Buzzullah street, T,Nagar and Kamaraj, Bakthavathchalam and Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi were living in others houses. Moreover to our knowledge that no previous chief minister’s sons were crorepathis in Tamil Nadu. The freedom fighters who have fought for the India’s Independence now eagerly standing in the queue for their monthly pensions.

Any how we appreciate Karunanidhi’s tireless service to his party and it is our wish that all people must follow the foot step of Kalaignar and work hard and come up in their carrier as Crorepathis.

Kindly hear the speeches of former Congress leader Dindivanam Ramamurthy thro; “You Tube”. Thanks to “Jaya TV”.

Telephone Talk between Nira Radia, A.Raja and Kanimozhi.

Telephone Talk between Nira Radia, A.Raja and Kanimozhi.

CORPORATE lobbyist Nira Radia admitted before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials that she was liaising with tainted former telecom minister A. Raja on behalf of her client Tata Teleservices. Nira Radia got Rs 60 crore for 'consultancy'


Radia asserted in a statement released by her company Vaishnavi Corporate Communications, that her only client Tata Teleservices has been discriminated against over the years and therefore suffered huge losses."The new CAG report also clearly states that Tata Teleservices, has been unfairly discriminated against in the allotment of spectrum," she said.


The directorate recorded Radia's 20-page statement in her own handwriting regarding her role in the 2G spectrum scandal. "The statement was recorded under Section 50 of the Money Laundering Act which is admissible as evidence before a court of law," an ED officer said.


The I-T department in November 2009 had tapped phones of Radia and gathered information about nexus between politicians, officials, business tycoons and senior journalists.


The Radia tapes controversy relates to the telephonic conversations between Nira Radia, a professional lobbyist and telecom minister A. Raja. The conversations with M.Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi are also available in the tapes.In the recorded conversations between Nira Radia and prominent figures, referred to as the Radia Tapes, several prominent figures are heard in conversation with Radia


We are publishing a bit of conversation tapped in the Radia Tapes between Nira Radia and A.Raja former Telecom Minister and M. Kanimozhi M.P.

Vaiko says Raja quits only under PM’s pressure.

Vaiko says Raja quits only under PM’s pressure.

Unrelenting pressure from the Congress finally forced A Raja to resign as the telecom minister. The party’s stand was conveyed to the Tamil Nadu chief minister by Union finance minister Pranab Mukherjee just after Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi decided to take a tough stand after a discussion with Manmohan Singh.


As Raja boarded a flight to Delhi at 6pm on Sunday [14-11-2010], A Raja continued to insist that there was no question of his resigning as IT and communications minister. But by the time he landed, it was a different story. Unrelenting pressure from the Congress on the eve of a crucial hearing in the Supreme Court and what promised to be another day of stormy protests in Parliament — forced DMK boss M Karunanidhi to get a reluctant Raja to finally resign.


“In order to avoid embarrassment to the government and maintain peace and harmony in Parliament, my leader M Karunanidhi has advised me to resign,” Raja told media persons after submitting his papers to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. He asserted that this should not be interpreted as an acknowledgement of guilt, claimed his conscience was clear and aggressively defended his performance as minister.


November 14th 10pm DMK issues statement announcing Raja’s resignation. Says decision taken to ensure Parliament is not stalled 10.30pm Raja meets PM and resigns


MDMK general secretary Vaiko said the events that led to the resignation of Union minister A Raja showed that he had done so only under pressure from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The PM would have otherwise sacked him, Vaiko said in a statement here on Monday. The magnitude of the scam was such that Raja would not be the only beneficiary, he argued, and added that a joint parliamentary committee probe was necessary to expose and book all those who had shared the “booty”.

Tirupathi Thiru Venkatanathaa Saranam.

Tirupathi Thiru Venkatanathaa Saranam.


திருவேங்கட மலை என்னும் திருப்பதி தமிழகத்தின் வட எல்லையாக விளங்கியதை பழமையான தமிழ் நூல்கள் நமக்கு கூறுகின்றன. இந்த திருப்பதி தலத்தில் சந்திரன் வேங்கடவனை பூசித்து பல நலன்களும் பெற்றான். தொல்காப்பியர் தமிழகத்திற்கு திருவேங்கடத்தை வட எல்லையாகக் கூறியுள்ளார்.


“ வட வேங்கடம் தென்குமரி


ஆயிடைத்தமிழ் கூறும் நல்லுலகம்.”


வேங்கட நாதா சரணம்.


The Tirumala temples nestle amidst the peaks of the seven hills of Tirumala. The temple can be approached from Tirupati by a 15 km. Road; it is a pleasant drive many pilgrims even today take this path by foot making an 11 km. trek to the temple.


For the devotees, the deity Venkateshwara symbolizes goodness; with his conch he creates the cosmic sound that destroys ignorance. Venkateshwara is considered to be the most powerful Hindu deity, he is believed to be the fulfiller of every wish made to him by the devotees.


Sri Srinivasa Saranam.

Ayodhya Judgment self esteem of people of India.

Ayodhya Judgment self esteem of people of India.

The Allahabad High Court judgment on Sep 30 on the Ayodhya dispute has given judicial recognition to the belief of millions of Hindus that the makeshift temple where Ram idols are installed is the deity’s birthplace.


In the latest post “It is not faith versus law, it is faith upheld by law” on his blog, L.K. Advani said he was extremely happy to say that after the “landmark judgment” delivered by the Allahabad High Court Sep 30, “the country has arrived at a fortuitous point where judicial verdict can form the basis of an amicable settlement between representatives of Hindu and Muslim communities”.


The judges were unanimous in their decision that Shri Ram Chandra Ji was born at the place, where his idol known as Ram Lala is Virajman for worship. Thus, the sanctum sanctorum belongs to Ram Lala Ji and that the idols will NOT be removed. The Hindu worship would continue as heretofore.


The High Court held that there was a Hindu temple at the site before it was demolished by Mir Baqi, under orders of Babur. The Archaelogical Survey of India had proved the existence of a Hindu place of worship beyond doubt. Therefore, construction of a mosque at the site of a demolished place of worship of another Faith was against the tenets of Islam.


Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi said Ayodhya judgment has paved the way for construction of a grand Ram temple and will act as a catalyst in maintaining unity in the country.


"This judgment has given a respect to belief and self esteem of the people of India, and it should be linked to self esteem of the country,"