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Tharoor flags Modi, Sisodia smells something fishy, Lata Mangeshkar recalls Veer Savarkar

The most politically correct and incorrect tweets of the day from across the political spectrum.

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New Delhi: Vijay Chauthaiwale, BJP’s foreign department in-charge, zooms into preparations for the ‘Howdy Modi!’ event in Texas Sunday. We hope the event doesn’t get ‘blown away’ by the storm looming over Texas.

And please welcome Jairam Ramesh, the latest pun-artist of the Congress for his tweet on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Trump card’. Read on…

Meanwhile, another Congressman, Shashi Tharoor has turned flag-bearer for PM Modi…

Delhi’s deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia smells something fishy in Goa at the GST Council meet. And it’s not the sea food…

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera sees black and white in this tale of Shah & Shehenshah.

In a surprise tweet, singer Lata Mangeshkar recalled her family’s relationship with Veer Savarkar which earned her an immediate history lesson from academic Subir Sinha.

Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Railways, turns to rhyme to express his views on single-use plastic. Note the odd egg-shaped character ‘Plastic Hatela’ in the Western Railways campaign video.

Congress spokesperson Sanjay Jha has an interesting take on Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s many many press conferences.

Author Devdutt Pattnaik has a novel idea on how Bollywood stars who support the ‘Save Aaarey movement’ can really make a difference.

What do the stars foretell? Activist Sadhavi Khosla has cast Kashmir’s horoscope and come up with some really astounding predictions. Read for yourself.

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