Indian flag will be hoisted in the famous ‘Times Square’ on the 74th Independence Day in the US. Prior to this on 5th August 2020, on the occasion of Bhumi Pujan of Shri Ram temple in Ayodhya, a picture of Shri Ram temple had been exhibited in ‘Times Square’.
In a move aimed at promoting domestic manufacturing, the Government on 30th July decided to license the import of fully-built televisions sets by putting them on the “restricted” list.
Finally, on 29th July, at 3:10 pm, the much awaited fighter ‘Rafale’ jets arrived in India. All five of these aircraft have landed at the Indian Air Force Airbase in Ambala. These multi-role aircraft will revolutionise the capabilities of the Indian Air Force.
An enraging incident of taking into custody an Indian woman and her son and torturing them had come to light here. The woman and her son from Champaran near Karaslava village in Bihar adjoining the Nepal border had gone to cut grass.
Tony Ashai, an architect, makes inflammatory anti-India statements and incites people.
Nepal has put forward a claim to the Seetamata cave region in the West Champaran District of Bihar.
Indian and Chinese soldiers faced each other at four stations in East Ladakh. The Chinese army retreated at three locations, Galwan Valley, Hot Spring and Gogra. Nevertheless, China refused to move backwards at the Pangong Lake in the Finger 4 area.
The aggressive Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has thinned its presence at Finger Four in Pangong Tso, has withdrawn from forward positions to base camps in the Galwan sector, and is on the way back to its April positions in the Gogra and Hot Springs area.
On the one hand, China’s Communist party is killing Indian soldiers on the joint borders, and on the other, its comrade-in-arms CPI (M) is indulging in smuggling gold to weaken the economy of India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has recently announced the launch of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’ (Self-reliant India Campaign). Under this, he has laid special emphasis on the aspect of using ‘locally manufactured’, meaning, ‘indigenous’ products.