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  As West Bengal prepares for its annual Martyr’s Day rally on July 21—organized by the Trinamool Congress (TMC)—all eyes are turning to potential counter-programming from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Sources suggest that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit Kolkata this July , days ahead of the TMC event . 🎯 Why July 21 Matters Martyr’s Day commemorates the 1993 Kolkata firing , when clashes during a protest led to the deaths of 13 people—an event later appropriated by TMC as a powerful political symbol . The annual rally is hosted in Dharmatala (Esplanade), drawing vast crowds from across the state, and serves as a rallying cry for Mamata Banerjee’s party ahead of the 2026 Assembly polls . BJP’s Strategic Countermove According to IANS, BJP’s West Bengal unit—now led by Samik Bhattacharya—is actively coordinating with the PMO to organize a rally in Kolkata just before July 21 . The objective is twofold: Energize BJP cadres in the state, building momentum f...

  Modi International Tour, India Diplomacy 2025, BRICS Summit Brazil, Ghana PM Visit, Caribbean India Relations, Africa India Partnership, Global South Cooperation, Modi Foreign Policy, India Economic Diplomacy, South-South Cooperation PM Modi Embarks on Historic Five-Nation Tour: A Strategic Diplomatic Masterstroke Prime Minister Narendra Modi has commenced what promises to be one of his most significant diplomatic endeavors of 2025—an eight-day diplomatic mission spanning five nations across Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. This ambitious tour, running from July 2-9, underscores India's evolving foreign policy priorities and its commitment to strengthening ties with the Global South. Breaking New Ground: Ghana as the Gateway Modi's first destination is Ghana, marking the first visit by an Indian prime minister to the West African nation in three decades. This historic visit, scheduled for July 2-3, carries profound symbolic weight. "As fellow democracies, it wi...