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Mamata Banerjee, Quoting From Her Poem, Tweets Mother's Day Greetings
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday quoted a few lines from a poem she wrote to extend her greetings to all mothers.
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"Holi Of Blood": Mamata Banerjee's Poem Amid Delhi Violence
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, one of the foremost critics of the BJP, has shared on her Facebook account a poem titled "Hell" in which she has expressed concerns over "a peaceful country being turned violent".
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"Shame On You..." Mamata Banerjee's Poem Blasts Centre On Citizenship Law
In a strong-worded poem against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee attacked the Narendra Modi-led government on Friday, saying who has given "you" the right to "trample" upon "my rights".
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A Contemplative Mamata Banerjee Writes Second Poem In 2 Days
Mamata Banerjee is certainly in the thrall of a poetic muse and has not been watching the finance minister trying to put the economy back on track.
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After Making Chai, Cuddling Babies, Mamata Banerjee's Poem For Democracy
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee took to poetry to express distress over the state of affairs in a country where, she says, "democracy's address cannot be found and the country's history cannot be understood"
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Day After Bengal Shocker, Mamata Banerjee Speaks Out With Poetry
The verdict is out. A day after the BJP's landslide victory in the Lok Sabha elections, headlined by a stunning performance in West Bengal, where it significantly improved its tally compared to 2014, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata posted a poem on Twitter with a blunt message for the ruling party. The title: "I don't agree".
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"You Are Untouchable": Mamata Banerjee Jabs Centre In Poems
A day after penning a poem to slam the draft NRC in Assam, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday wrote two more poems on the cancellation of her proposed visits to China, Chicago in the US and St Stephen's College in Delhi.
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Mamata Banerjee, Quoting From Her Poem, Tweets Mother's Day Greetings
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday quoted a few lines from a poem she wrote to extend her greetings to all mothers.
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"Holi Of Blood": Mamata Banerjee's Poem Amid Delhi Violence
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, one of the foremost critics of the BJP, has shared on her Facebook account a poem titled "Hell" in which she has expressed concerns over "a peaceful country being turned violent".
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"Shame On You..." Mamata Banerjee's Poem Blasts Centre On Citizenship Law
In a strong-worded poem against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee attacked the Narendra Modi-led government on Friday, saying who has given "you" the right to "trample" upon "my rights".
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A Contemplative Mamata Banerjee Writes Second Poem In 2 Days
Mamata Banerjee is certainly in the thrall of a poetic muse and has not been watching the finance minister trying to put the economy back on track.
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After Making Chai, Cuddling Babies, Mamata Banerjee's Poem For Democracy
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee took to poetry to express distress over the state of affairs in a country where, she says, "democracy's address cannot be found and the country's history cannot be understood"
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Day After Bengal Shocker, Mamata Banerjee Speaks Out With Poetry
The verdict is out. A day after the BJP's landslide victory in the Lok Sabha elections, headlined by a stunning performance in West Bengal, where it significantly improved its tally compared to 2014, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata posted a poem on Twitter with a blunt message for the ruling party. The title: "I don't agree".
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"You Are Untouchable": Mamata Banerjee Jabs Centre In Poems
A day after penning a poem to slam the draft NRC in Assam, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday wrote two more poems on the cancellation of her proposed visits to China, Chicago in the US and St Stephen's College in Delhi.
