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Inspired By Rahul Gandhi, UP Cobbler To Launch Footwear Brand 'Ramchet Mochi'
In February, Rahul Gandhi invited Ramchet to 10, Janpath in Delhi, where the latter presented his handcrafted slippers to Sonia Gandhi.
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I Held Slippers for Rahul Gandhi Out of Courtesy: V Narayanasamy
After videos and images of former Union Minister V Narayanasamy holding slippers for Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi went viral, Congress lawmaker on Wednesday said he did that out of courtesy to help Mr Gandhi wade through a flooded street in Puducherry.
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Former Union Minister Holds Slippers for Rahul Gandhi in Flooded Puducherry
As Rahul Gandhi toured flood-hit Puducherry in Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, the man who held a pair of slippers for him to wear was V Narayanasamy, Congress lawmaker and once a union minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office.
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Use vote, not shoes, as weapon: Ramdev
"Don't hurl shoes or slippers at politicians. If you don't like them, vote them out democratically," Baba Ramdev said in an appeal to voters in five states going to the polls.
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Inspired By Rahul Gandhi, UP Cobbler To Launch Footwear Brand 'Ramchet Mochi'
In February, Rahul Gandhi invited Ramchet to 10, Janpath in Delhi, where the latter presented his handcrafted slippers to Sonia Gandhi.
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I Held Slippers for Rahul Gandhi Out of Courtesy: V Narayanasamy
After videos and images of former Union Minister V Narayanasamy holding slippers for Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi went viral, Congress lawmaker on Wednesday said he did that out of courtesy to help Mr Gandhi wade through a flooded street in Puducherry.
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Former Union Minister Holds Slippers for Rahul Gandhi in Flooded Puducherry
As Rahul Gandhi toured flood-hit Puducherry in Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, the man who held a pair of slippers for him to wear was V Narayanasamy, Congress lawmaker and once a union minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office.
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Use vote, not shoes, as weapon: Ramdev
"Don't hurl shoes or slippers at politicians. If you don't like them, vote them out democratically," Baba Ramdev said in an appeal to voters in five states going to the polls.
