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India's colossal election season begins as Modi seeks third term

Sky News Wednesday, 17 April 2024 ()
As the Prime Minister's car approaches, the chants of "Modi!" are deafening. His cavalcade moves at walking pace and as it nears, the people surge forwards with their phones out, snapping the moment for posterity.
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