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PM pays tributes to Former President of India, Shri R Venkataraman and Former Prime Minister of India, Shri IK Gujral, on their birth anniversary

Published By : Admin | December 4, 2015 | 11:02 IST
PM Modi pays tribute to former President of India R Venkataraman on his birth anniversary
PM Modi pays tribute to former Prime Minister IK Gujral on his birth anniversary
Shri R Venkataraman and Shri IK Gujral were influential in shaping India's history: PM Modi

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has paid tributes to Former President of India, Shri R Venkataraman and Former Prime Minister of India, Shri IK Gujral, on their birth anniversary.

"Shri R Venkataraman and Shri IK Gujral were influential in shaping India's history. Tributes on their birth anniversary", the Prime Minister said.

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