Jaya's e-Judgement Day

It was an e-Judgement Day too. And Jayalalithaa is making a splash on the Internet, especially at our Indian sites, which have at last found a replacement for the US 'war against terror'. Most news websites flashed the Supreme Court judgment, and her pictures with the resignation letter to the governor was available at all key Indian websites quickly.

Within hours of the Supreme Count ruling setting aside her appointment as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Jayalalithaa, was the big news of Friday on the Net. Rediff was quick on the take, with the logo 'Unseated' and provided a link to six sites on the leader.

These interesting sites on Jayalalitha included an unofficial AIADMK website www.jayalalitha.8k.com.

TheNewsPaperToday.com chronologically traces the rise and fall of Jayalalitha - since when she was made Rajya Sabha MP by MGR till her conviction in the Pleasant Stay Hotel case and the three year RI in the TANSI case which brought on the threat of her disqualification in the elections.

Newindexpress.com  has drawn up an chronological listing of events preceding the Apex Court judgement quashing Jayalalitha's appointment.

Flonnet.com dwells on the larger questions surrounding Jayalalitha's legal battles and its implications on the State. On similar lines is OutLookIndia.com, which carries a comprehensive article on Jayalalitha.

With the Internet, we don't have to look much further for Jayalalithaa.