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What is Patriotism?

Episode 20 of the Small Pieces Of Life podcast, hosted by Akshd, titled "What is Patriotism?" was published on July 6, 2021 and runs 6 minutes.

July 6, 2021 ·6m · Small Pieces Of Life

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What does Patriotism mean? Is it about defending the country donning the uniform or Is it about sending forwards messages to friends and relatives on Republic and Independence Day or Is it about being Responsible Citizens every day of our Lives.

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What does Patriotism mean? Is it about defending the country donning the uniform or Is it about sending forwards messages to friends and relatives on Republic and Independence Day or Is it about being Responsible Citizens every day of our Lives.

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