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The Citizenship Modification Act is a reprieve for the persecuted and India has been a spot for persecuted communities for hundreds of years, Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar mentioned at NDTV Indian Of The Yr awards right now.

Delivering the keynote deal with on the occasion, he mentioned India is not a sleeping big, however on the cusp of immense potentialities and an apparent peacemaker for world concord, Mr Dhankhar mentioned. He mentioned it’s a pleasant second because the flagship awards have been revived. “I’m comfortable it’s again on the rails and so is our Bharat,” he mentioned. Congratulating the award winners, the Vice-President mentioned, “This award will encourage many to hitch our marathon march for a Viksit Bharat by 2047.” 

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