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Indian artist paints congratulatory message for Kamala Harris

Pramod Thomas
By Pramod ThomasAug 14, 2020
Pramod Thomas

Pramod Thomas is an assistant editor at Eastern Eye, where he covers British Asian affairs and key developments in UK politics and business. With two decades of journalism experience, his areas of interest include business, international affairs, current events, arts and culture. 

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Indian art teacher Sagar Kambli has created a congratulatory work of art for US Senator Kamala Harris, after she was picked as Joe Biden’s running mate for the 2020 US presidential election.

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