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An African man’s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore’s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini is viral on the internet

Watch: African man sings Tagore’s Bengali song in soulful viral video

An African man&rsquo;s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini is viral on the internet

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<li>African man sings Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song in a viral video</li>
<li>African man praises Tagore&nbsp;before singing&nbsp;Mayabono Biharini</li>
<li>African man applauded on social media for singing Tagore's&nbsp;Bengali song&nbsp;</li>
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An African man&rsquo;s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini is viral on the internet

An African man&rsquo;s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini has surfaced on social media and has swiftly gone viral. Facebook user Ashis Sanyal posted a short clip featuring singer Giyata.
In the video, Giyata introduced himself and praised the legendary novelist-musician before singing Mayabono Biharini.
He thanked his teacher for teaching him the song and went on to say how it is a song on love.
The post collected several likes and shares and social media users praised Giyata in the comments section

Protesters did not even spare statue of Mahatma Gandhi: Trump

At an election rally in Minnesota, Trump talked about the nationwide protests that followed African-American Gorge Floyd&rsquo;s death with protesters resorting to vandalism, looting and rioting across the country and leaving behind a trail of destruction. Describing the demonstrators as a bunch of thugs, US President Donald Trump said that the protesters, who went violent did not spare even the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Washington DC. Trump said the protesters had no idea what they were doing as they tore down a statue of Gandhi, who just panted peace. The vandalised statue was restored later by the Embassy of India, with the help of National Park Police and the State Department.

Protesters did not even spare statue of Gandhi: Trump

Trump: Flyod&nbsp;protesters vandalised Gandhi's statue
'Demonstrators&nbsp;were a bunch of thugs'
Violent protests rocked US after George Floyd's death
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At an election rally in Minnesota, Trump talked about the nationwide protests that followed African-American Gorge Floyd&rsquo;s death with protesters resorting to vandalism, looting and rioting across the country and leaving behind a trail of destruction. Describing the demonstrators as a bunch of thugs, US President Donald Trump said that the protesters, who went violent did not spare even the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Washington DC. Trump said the protesters had no idea what they were doing as they tore down a statue of Gandhi, who just panted peace. The vandalised statue was restored later by the Embassy of India, with the help of National Park Police and the State Department.

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