File photo of AIADMK workers in front of Veda Nilayam at Poes Garden to catch a glimpse of AIADMK general secretary V K Sasikala on Saturday | d sampathkumar 
Tamil Nadu

Jayalalithaa's residence Veda Nilayam to be made memorial soon: Kadambur Raju

A few cases are pending on this issue and govt will take steps to settle them the minister said

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CHENNAI: Information Minister Kadabur S Raju on Monday told the Assembly that Veda Nilayam, the residence of former chief minister Jayalalithaa, would be converted into a memorial very soon.Giving a detailed account of the steps taken in this regard, Raju said a few cases were pending on this matter, and the government would take expeditious steps to settle them.

During a discussion on the demands for grants for his department, the minister said that the memorial for Jayalalithaa being constructed at a cost of Rs 50.80 crore on Marina would be completed soon and that Chief Minister Palaniswami would inaugurate it.

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■     Accreditation cards would be issued to media correspondents in every district
■     Birth anniversaries of Swami Sahajananda, Ramasamy Padayatchiyar, Pattukottai Alagirisamy. Narayasamy Naidu and former Chairman of Daily Thanthi B Sivanthi Adityan would be celebrated
■     Kamaraj memorial in T Nagar renovated at a cost of Rs 7 lakh
■     CCTVs in Valluvar Kottam and Kalaivanar Arangam at Rs 16 lakh
■     Colour digital production printer would be bought at a cost of Rs 1 crore for the Government Central Printing Press in Chennai
■    Programmable cutting machines for government printing presses in Chennai, Madurai and Salem at a cost of Rs 1.71 crore

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