A transformative journey spans 11 years of the Make in India campaign from toy production to smartphones, exportable trains, and high-tech breakthroughs redefining India’s manufacturing narrative.
Protests in Leh over Ladakh’s delayed statehood and Sixth Schedule inclusion turned violent. Demonstrators torched BJP offices, clashed with police; four died, dozens injured.
At the UN Human Rights Council, Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi launched a blistering rebuke of Pakistan calling out terror export, occupation, and civilian bombings.
In 1921, Malabar’s Moplah uprising fused land grievances, religious outrage, and anti-colonial fervour blending agrarian revolt with communal and nationalist elements.
