India throws month-long birthday bash for Narendra Modi - Financial Times
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India is organizing an unprecedented month-long celebration marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday, reflecting his significant political influence in the country. The nationwide festivities underscore the broad popular support enjoyed by the Indian leader as he continues to consolidate his political standing.
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