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Right Owned by Independent News ServiceLK Advani enters 100th year: BJP organises prayers, PM Modi hails his legacy
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The Bharatiya Janata Party marked the 100th year of veteran leader Lal Krishna Advani on Sunday, holding havans and pujas at its New Delhi headquarters. Advani, a former deputy prime minister born on November 8, 1927, was celebrated by his daughter Pratibha Advani, who said being his daughter was her greatest blessing. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also marked the day, celebrating Deepawali with security forces in Bastar and praising the achievement of a Naxal‑free India, while warning that “dimagi Naxals” remain a threat to the Constitution and democracy. Modi hailed Advani’s legacy.
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New Delhi: The BJP on Sunday celebrated the 100th birthday of party veteran and former deputy prime minister Lal Krishna Advani with a puja and havan at its headquarters here, while several leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, lauded his contributions to Indian politics. The event…
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Shri Lal Krishna Advani Ji enters the hundredth year of his life today, 8th November. This year, his birthday fittingly coincides with Diwali, a festival associated with Prabhu Shri Ram and the Diya at a time when we are marking 75 years since the inception of the Jana Sangh, 125th Jayanti of Dr…
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The Emergency was a watershed moment in Advani Ji’s life. He was at the forefront of saving democracy and protecting the Constitution Shri Lal Krishna Advani Ji enters the hundredth year of his life today, 8th November. This year, his birthday fittingly coincides with Diwali, a festival associated…
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday celebrated the 100th birthday of party veteran Lal Krishna Advani, organising havans and pujas for the former deputy prime minister at party headquarters in New Delhi. Advani, born on November 8, 1927, has entered the 100th year of his life.