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PM Modi likely to visit Odisha twice in February

IndiaTimes Sunday, 28 January 2024
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Odisha twice in February. He will address a public meeting in Sambalpur on February 3 and attend a national women's conference in Bhubaneswar on February 10. He said around 25,000 women from 14 states are likely to attend the Mahila Samavesh, which is being seen as an attempt by the BJP to make a dent into the trusted women vote bank of BJD.
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