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The King George V claim is disputed. Britannica says it arose because the song was performed in 1911 when George V was honored, but was refuted; Indian Express cites Tagore saying no "George" could be maker of human destiny. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Jana-Gana-Mana https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-culture/row-over-jana-gana-mana-why-tagore-composed-it-and-how-it-became-the-national-anthem-10361275/
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Jana gana mana was actually an ode to King George. But whatever. https://t.co/rNNFHFwp5p
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