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Sushil Kumar Modi & Anurag Kashyap’s Twitter fight, Priti Gandhi on ‘Indian Chinese’ food

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New Delhi: Bihar’s deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi’s question to Shaheen Bagh protesters on Kashmiri Pandits fleeing the Valley 30 years ago, is used by film director Anurag Kashyap to question the BJP in turn.

 

Actor Anupam Kher’s new profile picture has ‘solidarity’ written all over it.

Here is BJP MP Rajyavardhan Rathore’s take on exams and life’s lessons. However, sir, the nation wants to know if you were a good pupil…

Meanwhile, BJP’s IT cell head Amit Malviya is delighted to be a part of history. Find out how.

Almost all Indians will agree with BJP Mahila Morcha Priti Gandhi’s taste in ‘Indian Chinese’ food.

Former Uttar Pradesh CM and Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav hits out at the Yogi government for snatching away food and blankets from those protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Lucknow.

JNU Students Union has not forgotten the violent attack on students inside the university on 5 January.

Historian S. Irfan Habib is disdainful of NITI Aayog member V. K. Saraswat for his ‘bizarre & sick’ comment on the internet shutdown in Kashmir.

Looks like a thirsty consumer is speaking on a subject dear to him!

https://twitter.com/one_by_two/status/1219127292661620736?s=20

Economist Kaushik Basu tears himself away from commenting on what ails the Indian economy to watching the film Chhapaak — here’s what he thinks of it.

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When US President Donald Trump says ‘the best is yet to come’, is it a promise or a threat?

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