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M Venkaiah Naidu greets nation on Janmastami

| | Aug 25, 2016, at 06:24 pm
New Delhi, Aug 25 (IBNS): Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday greeted the nation on the occasion of Janmastami.

"Warm greetings to all on occasion of Janmashtami. #HappyJanmashtami," Naidu tweeted.

Naidu also lauded the CPM for celebrating the festival in Kerala.

"Happy CPM celebrating Krishna Jayanti in Kerala. God bless all," he tweeted.

Meanwhile, the UD Minister expressed his joy after ABVP, BJP's student body, won most number of student union polls in Rajasthan.

"Happy that ABVP has won most student union polls at colleges and universities of Rajasthan," his tweet read.

 

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