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Assembly session till February 1

CHENNAI: The Business Advisory Committee of the Tamil Nadu Assembly, which met here on Wednesday, decided to hold the current session till February 1.

Speaker R. Avudaiappan told reporters that a motion to thank the Governor for his address would be moved in the House on Thursday.

There would be no session for three days from Friday (January 25 to 27).

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