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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 14 Nov, 04:30

Cooperative Movement

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Politics · 14 Nov

చరిత్ర వక్రీకరణకే వారోత్సవాల్లో మార్పు..

AI summaryThe central government decided to change the dates of the National Cooperative Week from November 14 to 20 to June 29 to July 6, which the author claims is a political vendetta to erase Nehru's legacy. The article argues that this decision is undemocratic and contradicts Nehru's vision of decentralized cooperative movements. It concludes by urging the government to reconsider and maintain both historical and new dates for the celebrations.

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RelatedCentral GovernmentJawaharlal NehruKeralaNational Cooperative Week

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