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    US-India trade deal being finalised, will be announced soon, says White House
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‘I’ve had enough’: Prashant Kishor announces he is quitting his profession of devising poll strategy

Kishor made the announcement during a live interview with NDTV.

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May 02, 2021 · 04:34 pm
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#NDTVExclusive | "I have had enough": @PrashantKishor tells NDTV that he wants to quit as a poll strategist and do something else in life. pic.twitter.com/uzdrQkW1iL

— NDTV (@ndtv) May 2, 2021
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