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Kamala Harris, US Vice President.

Washington: Only 2 days are left for the presidential elections in America. In such a situation, Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris have put their full strength into the election campaign. Both the leaders are making fierce personal and policy attacks on each other. Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris, in an article published on Saturday, recalled her childhood visits to India and her mother’s mission to cure cancer.

“When my sister and I were growing up, my mother taught us to appreciate and respect our heritage,” Harris said in an article published in The Juggernaut, a South Asian online publication. We used to go to India almost every second year on the occasion of Diwali. We used to spend time with our grandparents and other relatives.” He said, ”And as the Vice President, it has been an honor for me to organize Diwali celebrations at my residence (the official residence of the Vice President). “The purpose is not only to celebrate the holiday but also to celebrate the rich history, culture and heritage of the South Asian American diaspora.”

Kamla’s mother went to America from India at the age of 19

In her article published three days before the November 5 presidential election, Harris said that her mother, Shyamala Harris, came to America from India at the age of 19. He wrote, “My mother had two goals in life: first, to raise her two daughters – me and my sister Maya, and second, to treat breast cancer.” Regarding the presidential election, he said that he believed that That the American people want a President who works for all Americans. (Language)