Social Sciences, asked by piyadutiya, 1 month ago

who is the current prime minister of India

a. Jawalal Nehru
b. Indra Gandhi
c. Narandra Modi

it's urgent so answer fast!!

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Answered by kishanjee2009

2

Answer:

C Mr narendra damodardas modi

Answered by kkritika792

1

The answer is c) Narendra Modi

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