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#WATCH | Calgary, Canada | PM Modi’s visit, Author Kushal Mehra says, "We should start with cautious optimism, because this is the Prime Minister's visit after 2015... We should be happy that this is happening. This is an ice-breaking moment in Indo-Canadian relations. But... we should be very careful...

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i am just happy to see Kushal made it out safe from.. Iran scary.. seeing his photos going viral and all

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