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Published on: Jun 26, 2023, 13:07:22 IST
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‘Obama should spend his energy…’: Ex-USCIRF official on India under PM Modi

Former president Barack Obama should spend his energy complimenting India more than criticizing it, an ex-commissioner of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom has said. Johnnie Moore, an American evangelical leader, said India is the most diverse country in human history and the US should be complimenting the largest democracy in the world. Read more

Former US president Barack Obama. (AP)
Former US president Barack Obama. (AP)

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Shanaya Kapoor, a renowned fashionista, has undoubtedly captured the hearts of many Gen Z fashion enthusiasts. Her impeccable sense of style shines through whether she's rocking traditional or casual looks. Shanaya possesses the remarkable ability to slay any outfit with perfection, leaving her followers in awe. Read more

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