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Vasant Mela draws Chinese crowds

Beijing: Notwithstanding the tense India-China relations, over 4,500 people, mostly Chinese citizens, thronged the Vasant Mela organised by the Indian Embassy here on Saturday to highlight the Indian culture through dance, food and handicrafts. pti Messages of support pour in...

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Mar 24, 2024 IST

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Beijing: Notwithstanding the tense India-China relations, over 4,500 people, mostly Chinese citizens, thronged the Vasant Mela organised by the Indian Embassy here on Saturday to highlight the Indian culture through dance, food and handicrafts. pti

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Messages of support pour in for Kate

London: Messages of support wishing Britain’s Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, a speedy recovery have been pouring in from around the world after the 42-year-old revealed that she was in the early stages of preventative chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer.

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