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Page12.Qxd (Page 1) SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 2021 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU NEW DELHI, June 19: Wayanad MP on his birthday and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Rahul Gandhi turns 51 for good health and happiness. Aashirwad Vivah on Saturday turned 51 with party Union Minister Nitin Gadkari leaders and workers wishing him of India at no cost to the poor and the needy. tweeted, “Birthday greetings to Marriage Bureau Shri @RahulGandhi ji. May you on his birthday, which he has (NSUI), the Wishing their leader, the Plot No. 477, Sec-3, decided not to celebrate in view of Congress' stu- Congress said on Twitter, "We be blessed with good health and Channi Himmat-7889635161 the Covid pandemic. dents' wing, is wish Shri Rahul Gandhi health long life.” Chief Ministers M K Stalin 1. Wanted match for Kashmiri Boy 77 born Divorcee Govt Rahul Gandhi was born to organising a and happiness on his birthday." employee Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi free vaccina- "In view of the second Covid (Tamil Nadu), Arvind Kejriwal 2. Wanted match for Widower Sharma girl 75 born own prop- on June 19, 1970, in Delhi. tion camp to wave and the incredible difficul- (Delhi), Hemant Soren (Jharkhand), erty & well stl Business The Delhi Congress has mark the occa- ties people are facing, Mr. Gandhi Conrad Sangma (Meghalaya), Caste No Bar Amarinder Singh (Punjab), Ashok 3. Wanted match for Khatri boy 91 born working in MNC decided to observe the day as sion, while the has chosen not to celebrate his Pune "Sewa Diwas" and is distribut- Youth Congress is distributing birthday. Instead, he has urged Gehlot (Rajasthan) and Bhupesh Caste No Bar ing face masks, medicine kits free ration to the needy in Delhi. Congress workers to continue Baghel (Chhattisgarh) and Shivraj 4. Wanted match for Khatri boy 94 born Some state Congress commit- their relief work around India," Singh Chouhan (Madhya Pradesh) B. Tech in Gold Medalist. Software Engineer 2 USD MNC and cooked meals free of cost to Upper Caste No Bar the poor in the national capital. tees are observing the day by dis- the party said. Lok Sabha Speaker wished Rahul Gandhi on The National Students' Union tributing ration and other essentials Om Birla on Twitter wished the Twitter.(PTI).
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