RSS-linked NGO HRDS names Shashi Tharoor recipient of Savarkar award; MP declines
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58% : In a letter addressed to the Thiruvananthapuram MP, HRDS India said the award recognises individuals and institutions whose work reflects the ideals associated with Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, including "nationalism, self-reliance, moral courage, and social transformation."57% : The invitation highlighted Tharoor's long career in public life, including his nearly three decades at the United Nations, where he rose to the rank of Under-Secretary-General and later contested for the role of Secretary-General in 2006.
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