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Sambit Patra’s Rahul joke, Salman Khan’s unity call & why Aaj Tak’s dead wrong

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New Delhi: Calls for unity, strange videos of monkeys and some Trump criticism —Thursday was just another average Twitter day.

BJP’s spokesperson Sambit Patra just couldn’t help himself: he had to take a dig at former Congress President Rahul Gandhi for his press briefing Thursday afternoon.

— Sambit Patra (@sambitswaraj) April 16, 2020

On the other hand, senior Congress leader, Abhishek Singhvi, is mightily impressed by Rahul’s performance

And comedian Abhineet Mishra takes on Republic TV regarding its headlines on Rahul’s remarks.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan shares a photograph of unity in diversity.

Monkeys sure are evolving! Watch this bizarre video, shared by film maker Vivek Agnihotri.

https://twitter.com/vivekagnihotri/status/1250458919643705344?s=19

Another film director, Farah Khan is willing to spare Maharashtra Times for misreporting but won’t pardon it for a poor photograph.

And as widely reported, the Twitter account of Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut’s sister Rangoli Chandel was suspended after she made Islamophobic statements on her handle. This has made some people happy.

 

Dead men tell no tales, but this army major isn’t dead and he is telling off Aaj Tak for reporting his premature demise.

Academic Makau Mutua calls out US President Donald Trump’s decision to cut WHO funding in the harshest words possible.

Bangladesh writer Taslima Nasreen has a testy question for India on the Chinese test kits.

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