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BJP-Congress fight over iPhone, Yashwant Sinha chief guest for Ram Mandir & lifting weights

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New Delhi: The contempt case against lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan by the Supreme Court continues to evoke strong reactions on Twitter. Elsewhere, the BJP and the Congress take swipes at each other on very important issues — the ‘I’ in iPhone.

Meawhile, ‘Bhabhi papads’ anyone?

Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi appreciates why BJP is looking for ‘educated’ workers from rival parties.

Who owns the iPhone glory? BJP and Congress appear to have forgotten all about Apple…

 

Former finance minister Yashwant Sinha has a chief guest suggestion for the foundation stone ceremony of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.

Chhattisgarh Congress in-charge PL Punia on why India is ‘suffering’!

 

BJP spokesperson Meenakshi Lekhi expresses her admiration for a Sadhguru idea. Will the logic be extended to the Opposition, Ms Lekhi?

Meanwhile, activist Anjali Bhardwaj politely inquires about the priorities of Indian courts after an 11-year-old case against advocate Prashant Bhushan shows up in the Supreme Court.

Swaraj India president Yogendra Yadav demands an explanation on behalf of his friend.

 

Activist Harsh Mander points to the India he loves.

Want to learn self-defence? Here’s someone who can help.

Former cricketer Virender Sehwag extends a hand to a young student in Bihar.

Former chief minister of Gujarat Shankersinh Vaghela just lifted a weight off his shoulders.

Author Min Jin Lee has the perfect reply for a Yale professor who asked her to take lessons for “remedial English”! Check it out.

And Professor Ashwini Deshpande from Ashoka University is blown away by US Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s speech after Republican Ted Yoho used abusive language against her. To be fair, so are we.

 

With inputs from Shubhangi Misra

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