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India not just an emerging power but has influence of its own, says veteran journalist Prem Prakash at book event ANI | Updated: Feb 21, 2021 05:11 IST
London [UK], February 21 (ANI): India is not just an emerging power but has power of its own in many ways, veteran journalist Prem Prakash has said and noted that the withdrawal by China in Pangong Lake area in eastern Ladakh as part of mutual disengagement agreement is the first withdrawal Chinese may have made anywhere and further withdrawal is going to take place .
Speaking during an interactive event through video conferencing on Saturday in which his book Reporting India: My Seventy-Year Journey as a Journalist was launched here by Lord Raminder Ranger, the veteran journalist also said that former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar should not have accepted support of Congress with only about 60 MPs as it became a reason for his downfall and India lost a great lead
India not just an emerging power, says Prem Prakash
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