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Practical approach to the possibility of a South Asian Union would be to make haste slowly: Vice President

| | Dec 29, 2016, at 03:22 am
Mumbai, Dec 28 (IBNS): Vice President of India M. Haid Ansari on Wednesday said that the practical approach to the possibility of a South Asian Union would be to make haste slowly, to be accommodative rather than exclusionary so that negative perceptions are allowed to fade away.

He was addressing the gathering after releasing the book ‘August Voices: What they said on 14-15 August 1947’ authored by Sudheendra Kulkarni, in Mumbai.

The Minister of Education, Government of Maharashtra, Vinod S. Tawde and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.

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