India posted 8.2% GDP growth with quarterly output at ₹48.63 lakh crore, driven by strong manufacturing and services expansion. While momentum appears genuine, IMF’s “Grade C” assessment signals structural vulnerabilities that may test long-term sustainability amid global uncertainty. BulletsIn 8.2% GDP growth signals strong economic momentum beyond post-pandemic rebound. Manufacturing output up 9.1% → factories
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India posted 8.2% GDP growth with quarterly output at ₹48.63 lakh crore, driven by strong manufacturing and services expansion. While momentum appears genuine, IMF’s “Grade C” assessment signals structural vulnerabilities that may test long-term sustainability amid global uncertainty. BulletsIn 8.2% GDP growth signals strong economic momentum beyond post-pandemic rebound. Manufacturing output up 9.1% → factories
India recorded 56 lakh foreign tourists and 303.59 crore domestic visits in 2024–25, reflecting steady post-pandemic recovery. Among 145 ASI ticketed monuments, the Taj Mahal once again emerged as India’s most visited site, dominating both domestic and foreign tourist charts. BulletsIn Taj Mahal retains top rank: 6.26M domestic & 0.65M foreign visitors Top 10 monuments
India recorded 56 lakh foreign tourists and 303.59 crore domestic visits in 2024–25, reflecting steady post-pandemic recovery. Among 145 ASI ticketed monuments, the Taj Mahal once again emerged as India’s most visited site, dominating both domestic and foreign tourist charts. BulletsIn Taj Mahal retains top rank: 6.26M domestic & 0.65M foreign visitors Top 10 monuments
74In the 18th century, Mughal power weakened, and provincial governors asserted independence. This led to the rise of regional states like Bengal, Awadh, Hyderabad, Mysore, Marathas, Sikhs, Rajputs, and Jats. These states reflected decentralisation of power, though most still used Mughal systems. BulletsIn Mughal authority collapsed by 1761 Provincial governors, zamindars declared autonomy Bengal, Awadh,
In the 18th century, Mughal power weakened, and provincial governors asserted independence. This led to the rise of regional states like Bengal, Awadh, Hyderabad, Mysore, Marathas, Sikhs, Rajputs, and Jats. These states reflected decentralisation of power, though most still used Mughal systems. BulletsIn Mughal authority collapsed by 1761 Provincial governors, zamindars declared autonomy Bengal, Awadh,
Gujarat became the first Indian state to start a Tribal Genome Sequencing Project. Launched in 2025 in Gandhinagar, the project aims to improve healthcare for tribal communities using genetic research. It focuses on early disease detection, personalised medicine, and building a reference genome database. BulletsIn First tribal genome project launched in India by Gujarat in
Gujarat became the first Indian state to start a Tribal Genome Sequencing Project. Launched in 2025 in Gandhinagar, the project aims to improve healthcare for tribal communities using genetic research. It focuses on early disease detection, personalised medicine, and building a reference genome database. BulletsIn First tribal genome project launched in India by Gujarat in
97In 19th–20th century India, socio-religious reform movements emerged as responses to colonial rule, social decay, and rising modernity. Reformers from Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh communities challenged regressive practices and revived faiths to suit contemporary ideals, blending tradition with reason. BulletsIn Movements aimed to reform casteism, sati, child marriage, untouchability, and women’s oppression. Led by figures
In 19th–20th century India, socio-religious reform movements emerged as responses to colonial rule, social decay, and rising modernity. Reformers from Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh communities challenged regressive practices and revived faiths to suit contemporary ideals, blending tradition with reason. BulletsIn Movements aimed to reform casteism, sati, child marriage, untouchability, and women’s oppression. Led by figures
India is pushing to adopt circular practices in copper use to meet rising green energy needs. While demand for copper is set to surge due to its use in EVs, solar, and wind tech, India’s domestic recycling sector remains weak. Most copper scrap is processed informally with low purity levels. Formalizing the system, improving technology,
India is pushing to adopt circular practices in copper use to meet rising green energy needs. While demand for copper is set to surge due to its use in EVs, solar, and wind tech, India’s domestic recycling sector remains weak. Most copper scrap is processed informally with low purity levels. Formalizing the system, improving technology,
The IMF has approved a $1 billion loan to Pakistan under its ongoing $7 billion bailout, despite India’s strong opposition. India raised concerns over Pakistan’s misuse of such funds and its track record of economic mismanagement. However, the IMF cited Pakistan’s reform progress and resilience-building as reasons for the loan, leaving India with limited influence
The IMF has approved a $1 billion loan to Pakistan under its ongoing $7 billion bailout, despite India’s strong opposition. India raised concerns over Pakistan’s misuse of such funds and its track record of economic mismanagement. However, the IMF cited Pakistan’s reform progress and resilience-building as reasons for the loan, leaving India with limited influence
226India’s cricket team achieved historic glory by winning the 2025 Champions Trophy in Dubai. Captain Rohit Sharma led the team to a thrilling four-wicket victory against New Zealand in a packed Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Celebrations erupted globally, and former captain Kapil Dev expressed immense pride in the team’s achievement. BulletsIn Kapil Dev, captain of
India’s cricket team achieved historic glory by winning the 2025 Champions Trophy in Dubai. Captain Rohit Sharma led the team to a thrilling four-wicket victory against New Zealand in a packed Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Celebrations erupted globally, and former captain Kapil Dev expressed immense pride in the team’s achievement. BulletsIn Kapil Dev, captain of
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently announced the abolition of 1,500 outdated laws, many of which were colonial-era remnants. Among them was the Dramatic Performance Act, a law introduced by the British to control theater performances that might incite rebellion. This, along with other oppressive colonial laws, played a major role in India’s fight for freedom.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently announced the abolition of 1,500 outdated laws, many of which were colonial-era remnants. Among them was the Dramatic Performance Act, a law introduced by the British to control theater performances that might incite rebellion. This, along with other oppressive colonial laws, played a major role in India’s fight for freedom.
273In 1951, Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, took the momentous step of amending the Constitution to limit the fundamental right of free speech. Amid rising communal strife and political dissent, Nehru feared that unrestricted speech would fuel violence and unrest, prompting him to seek constitutional changes, especially targeting Article 19(1)(a). BulletsIn Nehru sought to
In 1951, Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, took the momentous step of amending the Constitution to limit the fundamental right of free speech. Amid rising communal strife and political dissent, Nehru feared that unrestricted speech would fuel violence and unrest, prompting him to seek constitutional changes, especially targeting Article 19(1)(a). BulletsIn Nehru sought to
