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Controversy arose when the nameplate in front of the Prime Minister displayed ‘Bharat’ during his opening remarks at the recently concluded G20 meeting. The New Indian reached out to young college students to gather their perspectives on the debate between ‘India’ and ‘Bharat.’
Interestingly, the Indian National Democratic Initiative Alliance boldly employed the acronym I.N.D.I.A to unite as a collective voice representing the nation. The strategic political move of using the country's name as the foundation for a political alliance was not lost on observers.
NEW DELHI: While Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosts world leaders for the high-profile G20 Summit, his staunch opponent Rahul Gandhi has once again raked up controversy on foreign soils by claiming a “full-scale attack on democracy in India”. Gandhi commenced his week-long Europe trip in Belgium. He arrived in Brussels on Thursday morning and met […]
Opposition Leaders Question President Murmu's 'Bharat' Title Choice on G20 Dinner Invitations
