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Houthi Rebels Fire Missile Toward Israeli Airbase; IDF Says Attack Thwarted, Projectile Downed

Houthi Rebels Fire Missile Toward Israeli Airbase; IDF Says Attack Thwarted, Projectile Downed

Time of India02-05-2025

'Some Will lose Sleep': PM Modi Roasts Congress in Kerala, Shares Stage with Tharoor, Vijayan
PM Modi just dropped another roast—this time aimed at the INDI Alliance—as Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan and Shashi Tharoor shared the stage. With a grin and a jab, Modi claimed 'many will lose sleep' seeing this Kerala camaraderie. Is this a power move or just another spicy soundbite from the PM? Watch to see how this unexpected duo got the spotlight... and Congress got the insomnia.#toibharat #Modi #Congress #KeralaPolitics #INDIAlliance #PoliticalRoast #ShashiTharoor #PinarayiVijayan #PMModiSpeech #VizhinjamSeaport #KeralaSeaport
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  • The Hindu

Pakistan in the grip of a ‘military-terrorist nexus': Prasad

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These 11 years of PM Modi will be written in golden words: CM Dhami
These 11 years of PM Modi will be written in golden words: CM Dhami

Time of India

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  • Time of India

These 11 years of PM Modi will be written in golden words: CM Dhami

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NDTV

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  • NDTV

NaMo App Survey On Modi Government's 11 Years Gets Over 5 Lakh Responses In A Day

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