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Kanishka Narayan, the first Indian-origin MP from Wales, is visiting India for the first time since his election in July. As part of a parliamentary delegation, he will engage in bilateral exchanges on environmental policy. Narayan, who was born in Bihar and raised in Wales, hopes to promote his scenic coastal constituency to Indian tourists.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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