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Tavleen Singh

Indians who are patriotic rarely feel need to say they are Subscriber Only

The most patriotic thing that can be done for our beloved motherland is for us to all participate in Swachh Bharat 2.0 and make our cities and villages look less filthy than they currently do.

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