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VK Krishna Menon remembered

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Updated At : 01:22 PM May 13, 2021 IST

London, May 12

The 125th birth anniversary of VK Krishna Menon has been celebrated here, recalling India’s ex-defence minister’s contributions to the independence movement.

The event was held virtually and was hosted by Nehru Centre London in association with the VK Krishna Menon institute. People forget Menon’s role in independence movement, said Dr Cyriac Maprayil, Director of the V K Krishna Menon Institute. — PTI

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