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Gifts of heritage: PM Modi presents handcrafted Indian artefacts to Ghanaian leaders on historic visit

During his historic visit to Ghana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented handcrafted Indian gifts to the country’s top leadership including Bidriware vases, a silver filigree purse, and a Kashmiri Pashmina shawl—highlighting India’s rich artisanal heritage and strengthening cultural ties between the two nations.

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