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Political strategist Prashant Kishor (PTI)
On Nitish Kumar's jobs promise, Prashant Kishor warns: ‘Fulfil, or face gherao’
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Political strategist Prashant Kishor on Saturday, in what seemed to be an open dare, said that if Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar fails to fulfil his promise of providing "10 lakh government jobs" to the youth of the state, he will be ‘gheraoed.’ Read more
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Chiranjeevi, Anil Kapoor dance at 1980s reunion party in unseen video, Anupam Kher poses with Jackie Shroff. Watch
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Watch: Nehra's stunning reply to presenter's 'wanted to see Ashish's boy Shubman make debut' after IND snubbed Gill
Shubman Gill was expected to make his debut for Team India in the T20I format on Sunday in the second T20I match against New Zealand at the Bay Oval. Read more
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