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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among those mourning the death of a Spanish Jesuit who contributed a new style of writing in Gujarati and translated many mathematical concepts into that Indian language.
Father Carlos Gonzalvez Valles died on Novem. 9 in Madrid, capital of Spain. The priest, who was popularly known as Father Valles, had turned 95 on November 4.
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