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Modi shares poem penned by him in Gujarati

Updated At : 10:34 PM Apr 19, 2018 IST

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London, April 19

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday shared a poem titled ‘Ramata Ram Akela’ penned by him in his mother tongue — Gujarati.

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“Here is my poem ‘Ramata Ram Akela’, which I had referred to during the programme in London last evening,” Modi tweeted along with his 10-line poem.

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Responding to a question at the ‘Bharat Ki Baat, Sabke Saath’ programme in London yesterday, Modi had said he writes poems in Gujarati.

When requested to share few couplets from his poems, Modi said he can’t recall at the moment but promised to share it on the social media. — PTI

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