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🚨Bold call Udaipur's marble traders cut ties with Turkey over its open support to Pakistan Turkiye supplies 70% of India's marble imports. This move could shake up global supply chains, but it also opens the door for a big push to local marble industries Win for India's economy, dent... show more

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Siva Krishna Vegi 🇮🇳1 year ago

The best part of this trend is seeing people and businesses openly boycotting Turkey and Azerbaijan. It's truly commendable not an easy decision, but when it's about the nation, emotions speak louder than profits. Proud to be an Indian! 🇮🇳🔥 #BoycottTurkeyAzerbaijan

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Rohan Bhade1 year ago

I think until the present dispensation exists (in Türkiye) their stance won’t change. Maybe if there was a vibrant, free opposition, then one can hope.

Sanjib1 year ago

Bravo 👍 We must not lose a single opportunity to show the world that there will be consequences if our interests are hurt — whoever be the perpetrator.

NormalMan1 year ago

Turkey reiterated , reality of BJP diplomacy

Zizutsi1 year ago

Good job boycott @GoTurkiye @RTErdogan

Nauman1 year ago

We should also boycott china and us ? 😂

Aryan Khanna1 year ago

Hello bhadwi,bjpee minister comments on col.sufiya called her terrorist sister Do you condemn this bhadwi

The Writer1 year ago

✅Right call.

sathya ms1 year ago

Good 👍

अल्फ़ाज़1 year ago

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