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Three Events for Which 2024 Will Be Remembered

The Wire’s political editor Ajoy Ashirwad looks back on the three events for which 2024 will be remembered.
Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta
Jan 02 2025
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The Wire’s political editor Ajoy Ashirwad looks back on the three events for which 2024 will be remembered.
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This article went live on January second, two thousand twenty five, at thirteen minutes past one in the afternoon.

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