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When the PM’s degree is authentic, why hide it behind ‘privacy’? Nine years after RTIs began demanding PM Modi’s DU degree, the Delhi High Court ruled that it’s ‘personal information’. We explain 3 facts that don’t support this argument for keeping the PM’s degree hidden.

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