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”Taking a lead...": UK Parliamentarians laud India's rise, PM Modi's leadership
Indian Minorities Foundation in London organised `Namaste London: Resurgence of a New India` to celebrate achievements of India under the leadership of PM Modi. The event not only acknowledged India`s progress but also honoured significant contributions of Indian Diaspora to both their host and home countries. The event, attended by cross-party UK parliamentarians and diaspora leaders, included the UK launch of `Igniting Collective Goodness: Mann Ki Baat@100`. Additionally, the book `Heartfelt: The Legacy of Faith - Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Sikhs` was unveiled, showcasing diverse dimensions of India`s cultural tapestry. UK parliamentarians came together to heap praises on PM Modi, and also shared admiring words for their Indian friends. Meanwhile, Member of Parliament from Sutton and Cheam, Paul Stuart Scully, expressed his pride in relationship between UK and Indian families and communities. Commenting on woman empowerment in India under PM Modi`s leadership, Baroness Manzila Pola Uddin, a member of House of Lords for 25 years, lauded ‘Women Reservation Bill 2023’. #london #ukraine #pmmodi #mannkibaat
Kashmir issue: “Gussa hona hai to Nehru ji par ho…”Amit Shah takes aim
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on December 06 narrated the first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru’s letter to United Nations over the Kashmir issue. The context of the letter is rooted in the aftermath of the Partition of British India in 1947, which led to the creation of India and Pakistan as independent nations. The princely state of Jammu and Kashmir, which had a majority Muslim population but a Hindu ruler, became a point of contention between the two newly formed countries. Over the years, the Kashmir issue has remained a longstanding and contentious matter between India and Pakistan, with both countries holding different perspectives on the region`s status.
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