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Fake News: MDH owner Mahashay Dharam Pal Gulati passes away at 99 A rumor of the sudden death of Mrs. Dharampal Gulati, owner, and CEO of MDH spices, suddenly fluttered on Sunday morning. Many media institutions also ran this news.  MDH owner Mahashay Dharam Pal Gulati Dharmapala Gulati The Masala King Dharmapala Gulati, 95, was born on March 27, 1923, in Sialkot, Pakistan. It is said about Dharmapala Gulati that they read up to five classes of ponies. He had to leave school after the examination of the fifth class without giving it. After the partition of the country in 1947, his father, Mahasaya Chunni Lal Gulati, had come to India with his family. In 1959, he founded the MDH Masala Factory, also known as Monsieur Da Hatti. It is in Kirti Nagar of Delhi. According to a media report, in 2009, Dharmapala became the most expensive CEO of any FMCG. Let's say Dharmapal Gulati studied up to the only 5th. After this, he started helping his father in the business...

Jeff Flake of Arizona, who has emerged as one of the Trump's fiercest Republican critics, Trump's anti-press rhetoric comparing the murderous Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin and his colleagues on the trump's "Shameful, repulsive statements." Jeff Flake of Arizona, who has emerged as one of the Trump's fiercest Republican critics, Trump's anti-press rhetoric comparing the murderous Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin and his colleagues on the trump's "Shameful, repulsive statements." Recalling Trump's first year in office, Flake said, "2017 was a year which saw the truth - objective, empirical, evidence-based truth - more battered and abused than any time in the history of our country powerful figure in our government. " Democratic Sens Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Dick Durbin of Illinois also spoke out against Trump's rhetoric, echoing Flake's accusation that Trump is trying to upend the distinction between objectiv...