Published 19:57 IST, August 14th 2020

Amul celebrates Kamala Harris' selection as Biden's running mate with creative doodle

As Joe Biden named Indian-origin senator Kamala Harris as his Vice-Presidential running mate, Amul took to Instagram to celebrate her selection.

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As US Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden named Indian-origin senator Kamala Harris as his Vice-Presidential running mate, Amul took to Instagram to celebrate her selection. historic selection of Harris was celebrated across India and leading dairy company also reacted to development and shared a ‘Kamaal’ doodle. 

Shared on August 14, doodle displayed Kamala Harris standing with Amul girl holding bread and butter. One can also see flag of United States in background. text on doodle read, “Kamaal Harris! Divide it democratically!”. caption read, “#Amul Topical: Joe Biden’s running mate…”

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Netizens ‘hope she wins’ 

Since shared, post has been liked over 4,500 times. With thousands of comments, several internet users also shared various reactions. One Instagram user wrote, “Expect Expected from Amul. Loving it every minute bite”. Ar added, “I Hope She wins”. 

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Harris, 55, whose far is an African from Jamaica and mor an Indian, is currently US Senator from California and often has been described as a trailblazer by former president Barack Obama. She was born in Oakland and grew up in Berkeley. She is kwn for many firsts.

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Harris became first Indian-origin and second African-American woman to join Senate, winning California seat vacated by Senator Barbara Boxer, who retired after 24 years. She held first event of her 2020 presidential campaign in Washington on landmark campus of Howard University, from which Harris earned an undergraduate degree in 1986.

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19:58 IST, August 14th 2020