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Bagga’s Nehru moment, Twitter-Trump war 2.0 & Twinkle Khanna takes on Akshay Kumar

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New Delhi: Twitter today was full of political jibes, India-Pakistan rivalry, and an unusual invocation of Nehru by BJP.

Here’s personal bonhomie between political foes: Congress spokesperson Sanjay Jha sent ‘get well soon’ wishes to BJP’s spokesperson Sambit Patra who has been admitted to a hospital for coronavirus.

— Sanjay Jha (@JhaSanjay) May 28, 2020

BJP leader Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga takes a jibe at Rahul Gandhi with the age-old Nehru joke. It’s getting tiresome now.

Here’s a kissa minister ka: BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia did not know who the Union Minister for Labour is. See what happens…

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav appeals to the UP government to take care of ‘Lockdown Yadav’ baby born in a shramik train.

BJP leader Amit Malviya hits out at Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal after the Delhi High Court took suo moto notice of the cremation of those who died due to Covid-19.

Looks like actor Akshay Kumar will have to look for a new producer. His old producer Twinkle Khanna, who also happens to be his wife, is not particularly pleased with him.

 

Comedian Kunal Kamra shares a video showing how India-Pakistan rivalry is being ‘played’ out in TV news studio.

SpiceJet provides a glimpse into the new way of flying during Covid-19.

 

Actor Soni Razdan thinks someone is to blame for Mumbai’s Covid-19 menace—read and find out who.

 

Author Chetan Bhagat gets philosophical about ‘knowing thy neighbour’.

Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has a typical English response to a troll.

 

Even ‘God’ has given up. Now what?

Writer Britni Danielle flagged a tweet by US President Donald Trump for threatening violence,  Twitter seemed to agree. This will add fuel to the President’s fiery rage against the social media giant. Can’t wait to see how the drama unfolds….

With inputs from Tina Das

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