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Rahul Gandhi's "Mitron" Swipe At PM As Rajasthan Slashes Cooking Gas Price
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has taken a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging him to stop favouring "mitron" (friends) and serve the people reeling under inflation.
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"'O Mitron' Far More Dangerous Than Omicron": Shashi Tharoor's Swipe At PM
"Far more dangerous than Omicron is 'O Mitron'," senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said on Monday in an apparent swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as he flagged "increased polarisation" and the "weakening of democracy".
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Mitron App Crosses 50 Lakh Downloads on Google Play Store — Is This a Challenger to TikTok?
Mitro TV app is giving tough competitions to TikTok. Mitro TV app aka Mitro app has crossed the 5 million download mark on Google Play Store store since its initial release on April 11. The app is reportedly developed by an IIT Roorkee student, Shivank Agarwal.
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"Achche Din Won't Come": PM Lookalike Who Ditched BJP Ally For Congress
He looks like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, dresses and speaks like him and begins his speech with 'Mitron', but their similarities end there -- He is Abhinandan Pathak, a Congress campaigner in the Naxal-affected Bastar region of Chhattisgarh who says "achche din nahin ayenge".
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PM Calls You 'Mitron', Calls Anil Ambani, Nirav Modi 'Bhai': Rahul Gandhi
In Madhya Pradesh ahead of assembly elections, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi coined a fresh insult for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Prime Minister has an established bro code with industrialists, he indicated, attacking the BJP over the Rafale deal that's one of the key planks of the party for the assembly and next year's general elections.
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Congress Likens PM Modi's Mitron To Gabbar's Kitne Aadmi The
Taking a cue from its Vice President Rahul Gandhi's description of new national tax GST, the Congress has now compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi's characteristic way of saying "Mitron" (friends) in his public speeches to a famous dialogue spoken by villain Gabbar Singh in the iconic Bollywood film Sholay.
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'Mitron' And 'Achche Din' In Rahul Gandhi's Attack On PM Narendra Modi
"Mitron," said Rahul Gandhi in one of the many jibes he took at Prime Minister Narendra Modi in two speeches he made at a day-long meeting of his Congress party, delivering another scathing assessment of the BJP government's notes ban. His parting shot, "The UP elections will be a lot of fun."
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Foreign Media On Zero 'Mitron' References In PM Narendra Modi's Speech
India's teetotaler Prime Minister Narendra Modi almost fueled a booze binge on New Year's eve in the nation's cities.
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'Mitron', Missing From PM Narendra Modi's Speech, A Big Hit On Twitter
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on New Year's Eve, "Mitron" or friends - a term that he often uses in his speeches to address his audience - trended on social media: Because he did not use the word at all.
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Rahul Gandhi's "Mitron" Swipe At PM As Rajasthan Slashes Cooking Gas Price
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has taken a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging him to stop favouring "mitron" (friends) and serve the people reeling under inflation.
-
"'O Mitron' Far More Dangerous Than Omicron": Shashi Tharoor's Swipe At PM
"Far more dangerous than Omicron is 'O Mitron'," senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said on Monday in an apparent swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as he flagged "increased polarisation" and the "weakening of democracy".
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Mitron App Crosses 50 Lakh Downloads on Google Play Store — Is This a Challenger to TikTok?
Mitro TV app is giving tough competitions to TikTok. Mitro TV app aka Mitro app has crossed the 5 million download mark on Google Play Store store since its initial release on April 11. The app is reportedly developed by an IIT Roorkee student, Shivank Agarwal.
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"Achche Din Won't Come": PM Lookalike Who Ditched BJP Ally For Congress
He looks like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, dresses and speaks like him and begins his speech with 'Mitron', but their similarities end there -- He is Abhinandan Pathak, a Congress campaigner in the Naxal-affected Bastar region of Chhattisgarh who says "achche din nahin ayenge".
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PM Calls You 'Mitron', Calls Anil Ambani, Nirav Modi 'Bhai': Rahul Gandhi
In Madhya Pradesh ahead of assembly elections, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi coined a fresh insult for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Prime Minister has an established bro code with industrialists, he indicated, attacking the BJP over the Rafale deal that's one of the key planks of the party for the assembly and next year's general elections.
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Congress Likens PM Modi's Mitron To Gabbar's Kitne Aadmi The
Taking a cue from its Vice President Rahul Gandhi's description of new national tax GST, the Congress has now compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi's characteristic way of saying "Mitron" (friends) in his public speeches to a famous dialogue spoken by villain Gabbar Singh in the iconic Bollywood film Sholay.
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'Mitron' And 'Achche Din' In Rahul Gandhi's Attack On PM Narendra Modi
"Mitron," said Rahul Gandhi in one of the many jibes he took at Prime Minister Narendra Modi in two speeches he made at a day-long meeting of his Congress party, delivering another scathing assessment of the BJP government's notes ban. His parting shot, "The UP elections will be a lot of fun."
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Foreign Media On Zero 'Mitron' References In PM Narendra Modi's Speech
India's teetotaler Prime Minister Narendra Modi almost fueled a booze binge on New Year's eve in the nation's cities.
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'Mitron', Missing From PM Narendra Modi's Speech, A Big Hit On Twitter
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on New Year's Eve, "Mitron" or friends - a term that he often uses in his speeches to address his audience - trended on social media: Because he did not use the word at all.
