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    VIPs Gathered for a Family Celebration

    On 12 August 2026 a reception in Delhi hosted the wedding of Revati Sule, the daughter of NCP‑SP MP Supriya Sule and granddaughter of veteran politician Sharad Pawar. The event drew a wide spectrum of senior politicians, including the prime minister, the president of the Congress party and other prominent leaders across the political divide.[1][2]

    A Brief Encounter Between Modi and Gandhi Vadra

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the first to greet Congress chair Pratibha Gandhi Vadra as she entered the hall. He asked her how she was doing, to which she replied that she was fine. Modi’s response was that he was still the same, a comment that she took as friendly commentary about the political climate.[1]

    Kharge’s Light‑Hearted Quip

    While the two leaders were conversing, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge joined the dialogue and quipped to the prime minister, saying in Hindi, “Bhai sahab, aap thoda sa badal gaye hain” – loosely understood as “Brother‑sir, you’ve changed a little.” Modi appeared amused, replying, “Oh…”, after which a brief moment of laughter and informal banter unfolded amongst the groups.[1][2]

    A Symbol of Political Solidarity or Serendipity?

    The reception was recorded by several media outlets, with clips circulating across social‑media platforms that show the leaders engaging in lighthearted dialogue. While the event was a private family celebration, its portrayal as a rare moment of cross‑party cordiality highlights the personal aspects that often temper political confrontations in India’s public sphere.[1]

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