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Narendra Modi enjoys coffee at Indian Coffee House in Shimla

| | Dec 27, 2017, at 09:58 pm

Shimla, Dec 27 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday became nostalgic when he sipped a cup of coffee at the Indian Coffee House in Shimla city.

Modi said he used to frequently visit Himalchal Pradesh for party work.

Modi shared images of his trip to the Himalayan state on social media.

The Prime Minister tweeted: "In Shimla, relished coffee at the Indian Coffee House and reminisced old days. The coffee tastes as good as it did two decades ago, when I would frequent Himachal for party work."

Modi visited Shimla to attend the oath-taking ceremony of Jai Ram Thakur as the Chief Minister.

 

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