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Mann Ki Baat News Live Updates: We can never forget this day, November 26, says PM Modi
26 Nov, 2023 | 11:30:35 AM IST
Mann Ki Baat News Live Updates: "We can never forget this day, November 26. It was on this very day that the country had come under the most dastardly terror attack," said PM Modi in Mann Ki Baat."This day, November 26 is extremely significant on one more account. It was on this very day in 1949 that the Constituent Assembly had passed and adopted the Constitution of India," said the PM.
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Mann Ki Baat News Live Updates: It was on this very day in 1949 that the Constituent Assembly had passed and adopted the Constitution of India, says PM
"This day, November 26 is extremely significant on one more account. It was on this very day in 1949 that the Constituent Assembly had passed and adopted the Constitution of India," said the PM.
We can never forget this day, November 26. It was on this very day that the country had come under the most dastardly terror attack
- PM Modi in his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat'.
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