Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Maratha Quota Stir Ends, PM Modi's Asia Tour Analyzed
Maratha activists ended their protest in Mumbai after the government agreed to their demands for job and education benefits.
The government is working on a plan.
PM Modi also recently visited Asia and attended meetings.
The Delhi High Court denied bail to several people related to the Delhi riots.
PM Modi is also expected to visit Manipur soon.
Maratha quota activists ended their Mumbai protests after government concessions.
Manoj Jarange Patil led the hunger strike for OBC benefits for the Maratha community.
PM Modi's recent Asia tour involved discussions on trade and diplomacy.
The Delhi High Court denied bail to those accused in the 2020 Delhi riots case.
PM Modi is scheduled to visit Manipur, more than two years after violent clashes.
- Who
- Maratha quota activists, Maharashtra government, PM Modi, and the Delhi High Court.
- What
- Maratha quota demands met, PM Modi's Asia visit analyzed, and Delhi High Court bail denial.
- When
- Recent days for Maratha protests; upcoming for PM Modi's visit.
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, China, Manipur, and Delhi.
- Why
- Maratha community seeks reservation; PM Modi's visit comes after violence.
- Event
- Maratha quota activists ended their protest in Mumbai.
- Key Figure
- Manoj Jarange Patil led the hunger strike.
- Demand
- Extension of OBC benefits to the Maratha community.
- Government Response
- Issued a GR implementing the 'Hyderabad Gazette'.
- PM Modi's Asia Tour
- Refused to stay for military parade in China.
- Delhi High Court
- Denied bail to Umar Khalid and others in the 2020 Delhi riots case.
- PM's Visit
- PM Modi to visit Manipur after clashes between Meiteis and Kukis.
