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‘Bhai Sahab, Chapter Hai Inka GK Ka’: Italy PM Giorgia Meloni’s Page In Class 6 General Knowledge Book Goes Viral

A viral video is drawing attention online after a person flipped through a Class 6 General Knowledge (GK) book in India and pointed out a chapter on Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, jokingly remarking, “"Bhai saab! Chapter hai inka GK ka.” The video then focuses on a page featuring Meloni, with the person heard saying, “Understand who she is,” before adding, “I mean, this is called…

‘Bhai Sahab, Chapter Hai Inka GK Ka’: Italy PM Giorgia Meloni’s Page In Class 6 General Knowledge Book Goes Viral

A recent video has captured the attention of netizens after a person was seen paging through a Class 6 General Knowledge textbook in India, with a comedic remark about finding a chapter dedicated to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The video then zooms in on a specific page depicting Meloni, where the speaker is heard saying, "Understand who she is," followed by, "I mean, this is called efforts... male efforts." The page in question provides a detailed overview of Meloni's political career and accomplishments.

The page begins by stating that Meloni has been serving as the Prime Minister of Italy since October 22, 2022, making her the first woman to hold the position. It highlights her birthdate, January 15, 1977, in Rome, and her early involvement in politics at the age of 15. The book then chronicles her various roles, including serving as a councillor in the province of Rome and focusing on youth-related initiatives.

Furthermore, the textbook outlines Meloni's significant contributions to Italian politics. In 2008, she became the youngest person to hold a ministerial position, serving as the Minister of Youth. In 2012, she co-founded the Brothers of Italy (Fratelli d’Italia) political party and became its leader in 2014. The page also mentions that Meloni was awarded the Global Citizen Award from the Atlantic Council in 2024, recognizing her efforts in driving reforms and changes related to Italy's economy, family policies, and immigration system.

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