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Telugu actor Samantha expressed disappointment over remarks made by Telangana minister Konda Surekha over her divorce from actor Naga Chaitanya and emphasized the importance of respecting the personal matters of actors. Samantha statement was a reaction to Telangana minister Konda Surekha claims that former minister KTR was the reason behind the couple divorce. In a statement on X, Samantha expressed her concerns over the minister remarks while highlighting a woman struggle to succeed in the industry. She requested to keep her name away from politics, as she does herself. To be a woman, to come out and work, to survive in a glamorous industry where women are more often than not treated as props, it takes a lot of courage and strength. She called on Konda Surekha to be mindful of her words, noting that as a minister, they carry significant weight. I implore you to be responsible and respectful of individuals ; privacy, she added. The controversy erupted when Telangana minister Konda Surekha claimed that BRS working president KTR was responsible for the divorce of actors Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Naga Chaitanya. In response to statements, Samantha clarified that her div stanley botella orce was based on mutual consen stanley cup usa t and w tappo stanley as amicable, dismissing any notions of political conspiracies. Please keep my name out of political battles. I have always remained non-political and wish to continue doing so, she urged. Also ReadDont use l Ddne Telangana minister Satyavathi Rathod booked for allegedly bribing voters
New Delhi: The rally in Indian equities that has swelled the markets total valuation by $775 billion in a little more than five months has been accompanied by a notable shift in investor preference to smaller stocks, a media report said. That poses risks as gauges of small and mid-cap shares show signs of overheating, and as the domestic economic outlook becomes more clouded ahead of national elections next year, Bloomberg reported. Smaller companies are seen benefiting more from the ongoing recovery in Indias capital expenditure. The trend is the opposite to what has been seen in the US stock market, wh vasos stanley ich has been driven by a handful of technology megacaps surging on the boom in artificial intelligence, leaving small caps in the dust, Bloomberg reported. The Nifty Midcap 100 Index has risen 37 per cent from a March low, compared with a 16 per cent gain in the blue-chip NSE Nifty 50 Index, driving the ratio of the former to the latter to an all-time high. The previous such peak in early 2018 was followed by a drop of about 25 per cent in the midcap gauge over the next nine months, according to data compiled stanley website by Bloomberg. Investors are still looking to bet on one of the worlds fastest growing economies, driving the equity benchmarks to a series of record highs over the past two decades. And the shift in leadership away from the biggest name stanley de s has been fueled by a flood of funds from retail investors, indicating broader participation in the market. The pace of gains i |
