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Anand Mahindra wished former US President Barack Obama on his birthday. The industrialist also shared a throwback picture from one of their meetings.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra wished former US President Barack Obama on his birthday in a post on Twitter and also shared a throwback picture from one of their meetings. Barack Obama turned 60 on August 4. Janamdin ki hardik shubhkamnaen @BarackObama Rarely do global leaders enjoy such enduring approval beyond their tenure in power. Hence I continue to treasure this photo. Happy Birthday & welcome to the 60+ young at heart club. pic.twitter.com/8ac4dIQE87 I like the term '60+ young at heart club' ...'cause the body slowly and surely starts getting old after 60Happy birthday Sir... I too am a great admirer of yours He's certainly going be at the top spot in history. Happy Birthday @BarackObama Happy Birthday @BarackObama Sir.Pencil Sketch by me pic.twitter.com/KrFavJQsNk Age is just a number.... Smart, President Emiritus, may God bless you with many, many more returns of this Day.... Happy Birthday... Happy Birthday to the leader that got the world together . May God give him happiness and good health.. Happy Birthday Happy birthday Happy birthday sir The picture that was shared on Twitter features Barack Obama, engaged in discussion, during a meeting. Anand Mahindra, seated beside Obama, looks at him with great admiration.
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