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'Some people have habit of crying': PM Modi's veiled jab at CM Stalin over funds

IndiaTimes Sunday, 6 April 2025 ()
Prime Minister Modi refuted Chief Minister Stalin's claim of fund neglect, stating the central government allocated triple the funds for Tamil Nadu's development compared to the prior decade. Despite Stalin's assertions, Modi highlighted substantial financial and infrastructure investment in the state.
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