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'No videshi chingari this time': PM Modi's 'shararat' jibe at opposition ahead of Budget session 2025

IndiaTimes Friday, 31 January 2025 ()
Prime Minister Narendra Modi remarked on the first budgetary session since 2014 without foreign interference attempts. Emphasizing 'Viksit Bharat', he highlighted the focus on innovation, inclusion, and investment for a developed India, expecting young MPs to contribute significantly. Key decisions on women's upliftment and anti-discrimination are anticipated.
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