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India Denies Health Rumors Regarding Xi Jinping at BRICS Summit

The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied rumors that leaders, including Xi Jinping, fell ill at the recent BRICS summit in New Delhi. Speculation arose following an incident during a speech by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the subsequent absence of Xi from a gala dinner. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa also announced he would step back from public engagements due to health concerns.

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The Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied rumors that leaders, including Xi Jinping, fell ill at the recent BRICS summit in New Delhi. Speculation arose following an incident during a speech by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the subsequent absence of Xi from a gala dinner. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa also announced he would step back from public engagements due to health concerns.

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India denies Xi Jinping fell ill at the BRICS summit after online rumors go into overdrive

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India Denies Health Rumors Regarding Xi Jinping at BRICS Summit