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Dravidian Model CM MK Stalin Who Swears By ‘Periyar’ Gets Discharged From Hospital After ‘Rahu Kalam’

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin was discharged from Apollo Hospital in Chennai on Sunday (27 July 2025) evening, six days after being admitted following a brief episode of dizziness. The 72-year-old DMK leader had experienced the episode during his morning walk on 21 July 2025 and was admitted to Apollo Hospital in the Thousand Lights area for evaluation.

According to the medical team, initial tests indicated minor irregularities in heartbeat, prompting an angiogram to assess his cardiac health more thoroughly. A medical bulletin issued by the hospital confirmed that the Chief Minister responded well to treatment and had made a full recovery.

“Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has completed his treatment under the supervision of Dr. Senguttuvelu and a team of specialists. He is now completely healthy and will be discharged today evening,” the hospital said in its statement. It also advised a brief period of rest, following which the Chief Minister is expected to resume official duties later this week.

Stalin left the hospital at approximately 6 p.m. on Sunday, drawing relief from DMK cadres and supporters across the state who had been closely following health updates.

However, his timing sparked debate online, with several social media users pointing out that his discharge coincided with the end of Rahukalama period considered inauspicious in traditional Hindu astrology, which on Sundays falls between 4:30 PM and 6 PM.

Critics and netizens questioned the perceived contradiction between the Dravidian movement’s avowed rationalist ideals and the Chief Minister’s exit from the hospital immediately after Rahukalam. Some accused the DMK of symbolic adherence to astrological timing despite publicly promoting scientific temper and rationalism.

(With inputs from IANS)

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