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Jhalmuri becomes a TMC (tangy, masaledar & crunchy) snack

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Jhalmuri becomes a TMC (tangy, masaledar & crunchy) snack
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The Indian snack Jhalmuri gained political attention after being served at an NDA conclave, with leaders jokingly referring to the acronym as 'TMC'. The snack has become a recurring symbol in Indian political optics.

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The use of cultural symbols and food in political branding highlights the intersection of daily life and political messaging in India.

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The article reports on a political event and the symbolic use of a snack without taking a stance on the political parties involved.

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