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Amid calls in many places to 'right historical wrongs' by changing the name or nature of old structures, a building in Andhra Pradesh is also facing anger.
The Jinnah Tower Centre in Guntur was targeted once again by the Bharatiya Janata Party on May 24. BJP leaders and workers tried to march to the tower to press for their demand that the structure be renamed after former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam.
However, the protestors were detained by police. BJP leader GVL Narasimha Rao criticised the police action, saying, "Wonder if we are in Andhra Pradesh or Pakistan."
Calls to rename Jinnah Tower have been growing in recent months, but the YSRCP government in the state led by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has not acquiesced.

Rename Jinnah Tower to APJ Abdul Kalam: BJP's demand in Andhra Pradesh, march halted by police

'Rename Jinnah Tower to...': BJP's demand in Andhra Pradesh, march halted by police


Jinnah Tower row: BJP leaders and workers tried to stage a march in Guntur to press for their demand that the structure be renamed after former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam.

Amid calls in many places to 'right historical wrongs' by changing the name or nature of old structures, a building in Andhra Pradesh is also facing anger.
The Jinnah Tower Centre in Guntur was targeted once again by the Bharatiya Janata Party on May 24. BJP leaders and workers tried to march to the tower to press for their demand that the structure be renamed after former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam.
However, the protestors were detained by police. BJP leader GVL Narasimha Rao criticised the police action, saying, "Wonder if we are in Andhra Pradesh or Pakistan." Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/asi-on-qutub-minar-plea-existing-structure-can-t-be-altered-not-a-place-of-worship-1653382664835">ASI on Qutub Minar plea: existing structure can't be altered, not a place of worship</a>
Calls to rename Jinnah Tower have been growing in recent months, but the YSRCP government in the state led by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has not acquiesced.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday remembered former President APJ Abdul Kalam on his 90th birth anniversary.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;PM Modi wrote a tweet in Hindi in which he called Kalam, 'a source of inspiration for countrymen'.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Known as India&rsquo;s Missile Man, PM Modi said Dr APJ Abdul Kalam dedicated his life in making India strong, prosperous and capable.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Born on October 15, 1931 at Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, Dr&nbsp;Kalam, graduated in Science from St Joseph's College and specialized in Aeronautical Engineering from Madras Institute of Technology.Dr Kalam was a pioneer in fiberglass technology and led a young team to initiate this effort in ISRO from design, development leading to the production of composites rocket motor cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Prime Minister Modi remembers former President APJ Abdul Kalam on his 90th birthday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday remembered former President APJ Abdul Kalam on his 90th birth anniversary.  

Known as India&rsquo;s Missile Man, PM Modi said Dr APJ Abdul Kalam dedicated his life in making India strong, prosperous and capable.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday remembered former President APJ Abdul Kalam on his 90th birth anniversary.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; PM Modi wrote a tweet in Hindi in which he called Kalam, 'a source of inspiration for countrymen'.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Known as India&rsquo;s Missile Man, PM Modi said Dr APJ Abdul Kalam dedicated his life in making India strong, prosperous and capable.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Born on October 15, 1931 at Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, Dr&nbsp;Kalam, graduated in Science from St Joseph's College and specialized in Aeronautical Engineering from Madras Institute of Technology. Dr Kalam was a pioneer in fiberglass technology and led a young team to initiate this effort in ISRO from design, development leading to the production of composites rocket motor cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Indian Railways has paid a unique tribute to former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. The South Western Railway zone has installed a 7.8-foot-high bust of the &lsquo;Missile Man&rsquo; of India at the Yesvantpur Coaching Depot.&nbsp;What's unique about this bust is that&nbsp;800 kg heavy structure is fabricated entirely of scrap materials like Bolts, Nuts, Wire Ropes, Soap Containers &amp; Damper pieces, Ministry of Railways said in a tweet.&nbsp;The post was widely liked y netizens who paid tributes to the former President on his death anniversary on Tuesday.

Bust made of scrap installed on APJ Abdul Kalam's death anniversary

The Indian Railways has paid a unique tribute to former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. The South Western Railway zone has installed a 7.8-foot-high bust of the &lsquo;Missile Man&rsquo; of India

Railways pays unique tribute to APJ Abdul Kalam

The Indian Railways has paid a unique tribute to former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. The South Western Railway zone has installed a 7.8-foot-high bust of the &lsquo;Missile Man&rsquo; of India at the Yesvantpur Coaching Depot.&nbsp; What's unique about this bust is that&nbsp;800 kg heavy structure is fabricated entirely of scrap materials like Bolts, Nuts, Wire Ropes, Soap Containers &amp; Damper pieces, Ministry of Railways said in a tweet.&nbsp; The post was widely liked y netizens who paid tributes to the former President on his death anniversary on Tuesday.

What's unique about this bust is that&nbsp;800 kg heavy structure is fabricated entirely of scrap materials like Bolts, Nuts, Wire Ropes, Soap Containers &amp; Damper pieces

The Indian Railways has paid a unique tribute to former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. The South Western Railway zone has installed a 7.8-foot-high bust of the &lsquo;Missile Man&rsquo; of India at the Yesvantpur Coaching Depot.&nbsp;
 What's unique about this bust is that&nbsp;800 kg heavy structure is fabricated entirely of scrap materials like Bolts, Nuts, Wire Ropes, Soap Containers &amp; Damper pieces, Ministry of Railways said in a tweet.&nbsp;
 The post was widely liked y netizens who paid tributes to the former President on his death anniversary on Tuesday.

India joins the elite Hypersonic Missile club

India on Monday joined the elite club of countries that have developed and successfully tested hypersonic technology.&nbsp;The achievement has paved the way for development of missiles travelling at six times the speed of sound.&nbsp;

India on Monday joined the elite club of countries that have developed and successfully tested the hypersonic technology. Only US, Russia and China have achieved this feat so far.&nbsp;The achievement has paved the way for the development of missiles travelling at six times the speed of sound. The test of Hypersonic Test Demonstrator Vehicle, developed by DRDO was conducted on Monday at the APJ Abdul Kalam testing range in Odisha's Balasore. The test lasted for five minutes using Agni missile booster.

India on Monday joined the elite club of countries that have developed and successfully tested the hypersonic technology. Only US, Russia and China have achieved this feat so far.&nbsp;The achievement has paved the way for development of missiles travelling at six times the speed of sound. The test of Hypersonic Test Demonstrator Vehicle, developed by DRDO was conducted on Monday at the APJ Abdul Kalam testing range in Odisha's Balasore. The test lasted for five minutes using Agni missile booster. At 11.03 am, an Agni missile booster took the hypersonic vehicle to height of 30 km after which the latter separated. Thereafter, the vehicle&rsquo;s air intake opened and that led to successfully firing of the test scramjet engine. The combustion lasted for more than 20 seconds with the vehicle achieving a speed of six Mach.

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