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PM Modi tries to connect with students by using Gen-Z lingo
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PM Modi tries to connect with students by using Gen-Z lingo

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  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi tried to connect with students by using Gen-Z lingo in his speech at the centenary celebrations of Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce.
  • The report includes feedback from students and experts.

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On completion of 100 years of Shri Ram College of Commerce, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Delhi University and addressed the students.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi had reached Delhi University among the students on the completion of 100 years of Shri Ram College of Commerce.

PM Modi used Gen Z 'lingo' extensively in his speech and tried to connect with the students.

See what the students and experts of Delhi University are saying on PM Modi's speech in this report.

Report: Sumedha Pal

Shoot-Edit: Rubaiyat Biswas

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  • How did students react to PM Modi's use of Gen-Z lingo?
  • What did experts say about the use of this language?

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This article was originally published by BBC हिंदी.

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