DMK publication hits out at Rahul for his 'lack of gratitude'

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DMK mouthpiece Murasoli criticized Congress and Rahul Gandhi for alleged lack of gratitude after the party left the DMK-led alliance. The editorial highlighted DMK chief M K Stalin's role in forming the INDIA bloc and supporting Congress's inclusion, despite opposition from other leaders. Murasoli also accused Congress members close to Gandhi of targeting the DMK government.

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बंगाली अभिनेता राजेश शर्मा शूटिंग के दौरान कथित तौर पर कीड़े के काटने से बीमार पड़ गए, जिसके बाद उन्हें कोलकाता के एक निजी अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया है। उनकी हालत अब स्थिर है और डॉक्टरों की निगरानी में हैं।

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