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A ‘blah’ menu, dancing to Bajirao Mastani & Donald at Taj Mahal — Twitter on Trump visit

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No guesses today about Twitter: It’s all about Messrs Donald Trump and Narendra Modi on the former’s visit to India.   

Best friends Trump and Modi, of course, greeted each other. But POTUS (President of the United States) went further and showed off some Hindi.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 24, 2020

The President’s social media manager Dan Scavino Jr couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the crowds gathered in Ahmedabad for Trump.

Wordsmith and Congress MP Shashi Tharoor introduced us to a new term — Trump-l’œila pun on the French phrase for optical illusion.  

 Gujarat MLA Jignesh Mevani, meanwhile, was more interested in walls.

Indian Youth Congress national campaign in-charge Srivatsa noted a series of events that transpired during Trump’s visit. We understand the “chronology”, sir!

Nothing has created more interest in Trump’s trip than the menu prepared for his visit to Sabarmati. Here is the menu.

Every time journalist Naresh Fernandes now sees broccoli, he will think of samosa.

Journalist Tunku Varadarajan seems really disappointed with the menu fir thebPresidentnofbthe United States of America!

English broadcaster and journalist Piers Morgan is concerned about US President Donald Trump’s taste buds.

Away from food, Swaraj India president Yogendra Yadav is grateful to US President Donald Trump. Read to know the reasons!

Hold your laughter — Pakistani-origin singer Adnan Sami retweeted a hilarious spoof video of US President Donald Trump as Bajirao Mastani from the 2015 film.

And finally, Congressman Salman Nizami shows us what we all wanted to know — what Trump thought of the Taj Mahal.

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