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Watch: India Today Conclave Anchor Forgets Revanth Reddy’s Name, Calls Him ‘Mr. Modi’

A light moment unfolded at the India Today Conclave 2025 when an anchor addressing Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy mistakenly referred to him as “Mr. Modi” before quickly correcting herself.

New Delhi: A light moment unfolded at the India Today Conclave 2025 when an anchor addressing Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy mistakenly referred to him as “Mr. Modi” before quickly correcting herself.

Anchor’s Slip at India Today Conclave

During the discussion, the India Today anchor initially addressed Revanth Reddy as “Mr. Modi”, leading to a brief moment of surprise. However, she immediately corrected herself, saying “Mr. Reddy”, and continued with the session.

The slip-up did not go unnoticed, as audience members and political observers reacted to the moment, with some interpreting it as a symbolic reflection of national politics.

Reddy’s Presence at the Conclave

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy was participating in the event to discuss key issues, including delimitation, caste census, and Telangana’s development model. His remarks on BJP’s political strategies, economic challenges, and language policies have already gained significant attention.

While the anchor’s mistake was quickly rectified, the moment became a talking point among attendees and social media users.

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