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All eyes on guv's address as Assembly session set to begin on January 6
The New Indian Express Tirunelveli
|December 21, 2024
THE first session of the state Assembly in 2025 will begin on January 6 with the customary address of Governor RN Ravi.
The session is expected to last for five or six days.
Given the governor's face-off with the DMK government and the Assembly witnessing high drama during his last two addresses, suspense runs high whether his address to the House on January 6 will happen peacefully.
Ravi, after assuming office on September 18, 2021, had said the relationship between his office and the state government is a new and clean state. "My effort will be to make it as beautiful as possible in days to come," he had said.
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