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India stands tall! The "Maratha Military Landscapes" join the elite UNESCO World Heritage List, a beacon of our timeless legacy. Let this inspire us to cherish and protect our heritage for generations to come. #PrideOfIndia #UNESCOHeritage

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12 वर्ष से सरकार बना रखी है। देश का माहौल गर्त में जा रहा है। आप ऊपरी चमक में लगे हैं।

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