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Prince Pratap Sinha RajeBhosle giving a copy of his book to State Agriculture Minister Durai Kannu and simultaneously been feliciated.



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Today met my dad's college friend DuraiKannu.,State Agriculture Minister and gave him the copy of my book. He honoured me not only for my lineage or for my by born rank but for independently writing a book on my ancestors and for my social work. He specified that while honouring me. Was feeling very proud and grateful to get feliciated at TamilNadu Secretariat (fort St.George). My Dad and Duraikannu uncle were 1971-73 B.A Economics batch graduated at  Rajah  Serfoji Government College,Thanjavur. Duraikannu uncle is one of the oldest and senior member in Aiadmk. He is in the party from Dr.MGR (former C.M of TN) period.

Photo Caption: Pic taken while minister honouring me and i spontaneously giving a copy of my book to him.

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