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Indian polity at crossroad
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A full-day seminar was recently organised by Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication to give an in-depth knowledge to its students about the forthcoming General Elections. The seminar was addressed by several actors and politicians.
More on: Indian polity at crossroad
More on: Indian polity at crossroad
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