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Jhargram jhalmuri vendor marks PM Modi's birthday by recreating viral stall visit

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A roadside jhalmuri vendor in Jhargram celebrated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 74th birthday by recreating the moment Modi had visited his stall, which had previously gone viral. The stall owner marked the occasion with photographs and social media posts as a personal tribute to the Prime Minister. Customers visiting the stall on the occasion were served larger-than-usual portions of jhalmuri. The celebration drew renewed attention to the small roadside stall, which gained unexpected national recognition following Modi's original visit.

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