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Twitter’s homage to Pulwama, Cong questions on Pulwama, new job for Imran Khan & Vodagone…

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New Delhi: On this day last year 40 CRPF soldiers were killed in the Pulwama terrorist attack. CRPF pays homage to the jawans who died.

— ??CRPF?? (@crpfindia) February 13, 2020

Actor Amitabh Bachchan pays his tributes to the martyrs of the Pulwama attack.

What had begun as a day of homage quickly descended into a dog fight as Congress leaders question the BJP over the Pulwama attack and the subsequent (non) inquiry into the incident. A fiery blame game follows between the two parties.

Here is former Congress president Rahul Gandhi’s stinging attack on the BJP with three big questions.

Congress national media panelist Shama Mohamed boldly asks why NSA Ajit Doval hasn’t been sacked.Will the BJP reply?

BJP’s IT cell head Amit Malviya hit back at Rahul Gandhi with questions of his own.

It’s also Valentine’s Day today and comedian Kunal Kamra feels the love.

Only CPI member Kanhaiya Kumar can turn Valentine’s Day into a revolutionary movement.

Pakistani author Ayesha Siddiqa discovers an alternate career for Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan.

US President Donald Trump has a message for the ‘bad people’ in his government—haven’t we heard this one before?

Please note, this is not news or fake news—it’s sarcasm from writer Aatish Taseer.

Activist Umar Khalid waxes poetic for legendary poet Faiz.

Current usage of the word “current’’ will never be the same after Home Minister Amit Shah’s remarks about pressing the EVM button to send a current to Shaheen Bagh.

Journalist Andy Mukherjee invents a new word for the mobile company, Vodafone.

Let’s play a game – Spot the difference!

And for before the weekend, here’s something to pump you up.

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