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Delhi Election 2020: Arvind Kejriwal "Hopeful" Of Third Term As Son Votes For First Time
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was among the early voters to vote as polling took place for Delhi's 70 assembly seats today. Mr Kejriwal voted along with his family members, including his son - a first-time voter,at a polling booth in the Civil Lines area.
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"Pulkit And Vijay, Both Are My Sons": Arvind Kejriwal On NDTV Interview
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the son of a tailor who cleared the difficult test to get into the Indian Institute of Technology is also like his own son. Vijay Kumar, the son of a tailor and a homemaker, cracked the IIT entrance exam on the strength of his sheer hard work, boosted by a four-month coaching he received from the Delh...
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Happy My Son Will Study With Tailor's Son In IIT, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday said his government's free coaching scheme ensured that a tailor's son got the opportunity to study at the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, adding that he was happy that his son would study with him.
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Delhi Election 2020: Arvind Kejriwal "Hopeful" Of Third Term As Son Votes For First Time
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was among the early voters to vote as polling took place for Delhi's 70 assembly seats today. Mr Kejriwal voted along with his family members, including his son - a first-time voter,at a polling booth in the Civil Lines area.
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"Pulkit And Vijay, Both Are My Sons": Arvind Kejriwal On NDTV Interview
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the son of a tailor who cleared the difficult test to get into the Indian Institute of Technology is also like his own son. Vijay Kumar, the son of a tailor and a homemaker, cracked the IIT entrance exam on the strength of his sheer hard work, boosted by a four-month coaching he received from the Delh...
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Happy My Son Will Study With Tailor's Son In IIT, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday said his government's free coaching scheme ensured that a tailor's son got the opportunity to study at the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, adding that he was happy that his son would study with him.
