Social Sciences, asked by StudyBuddy09, 1 year ago

Identify the famous personality

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Answered by simran108

hey!!

here's the answer............

1. Nirmala sitaraman
2. Arun Jaitley
3. Rajnath Singh

hope it helps!!!

sorry!!

I have written this by mistake

it's sumitra mahajan

StudyBuddy09: ur answer is wrong

StudyBuddy09: for a part

StudyBuddy09: she is sumitra mahajan

Balor0123: seems like I'm right

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Answered by Balor0123

sumitra mahajan
Arun jeitley
rajnath singh

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