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4Sep

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PM Modi Plays ‘Dhol’ Without Missing A Beat During Welcome Event In Singapore — WATCH

PM Modi in Singapore: Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a rousing welcome from the Indian diaspora as he arrived in Singapore for a two-day visit. The Indian community had organised a cultural event to welcome him in the south-east Asian country. During the event, PM Modi joined in as he played the 'dhol' (drum) with the artists who were performing for him. PM Modi shared the visuals from his "vibrant" welcome and thanked Singapore for it. In the video, PM Modi can be seen enjoying the cultural performances when he walks over to an artist playing the drum and takes it over from him. He can be seen playing it without missing a beat while the artists continue their performance and the Indian community gathered there cheers him on. Sharing the video of PM Modi joining the artists during h...

3Sep

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Politics

Narayan Rane Says ‘Shivaji Looted Surat’, Counters Fadnavis’ ‘Shivaji Never Looted Surat’ Remar

Senior BJP leader and former Union minister Narayan Rane on Monday waded into the ongoing controversy surrounding the Maratha King Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, stating that the revered warrior had indeed looted Surat. Rane’s remarks were made during a media interaction at the BJP headquarters in Mumbai, responding to a question about historical accounts. "I am not a historian," Rane said, "But from whatever I have read, heard, and known from historian Babasaheb Purandare, 'Shivaji Maharaj ni Surat la loot keli' (Shivaji Maharaj had looted Surat)", as quoted by Indian Express Rane’s statement came just a day after Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis criticised Congress for spreading what he termed as "false propaganda" against Shivaji. Fadnavis had asserted, "Chhatrapati Shi...

10Nov

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Fashion

Ajit Pawar | Caught in a muddle

In late July, the Maharashtra government issued a directive that any proposals approved by deputy chief minister and finance minister Ajit Pawar must be routed to Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s office for final clearance via the other deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis. It cannot be easy for a man who has been used to unquestioned power.Source link