The special centennial issue of The Indian Gazette features selected headlines from the past 50 years. Out now in newsstands everywhere Hinduism is available.
Mongolia-Mali war continues
Djenne battered but unlikely to fall
Mongolian troops roam freely across Mali, pillaging as they please. They were however, unsuccessful at the siege of Djenne which left its defenders weakened and its citizens starving, but it is still holding out well against the remaining enemy troops.
War preparations against Incans and Mali?
Taxes diverted to propaganda, military
Despite our pacifist ways, the government appears to be spending less money and manufacturing on our religion and infrastructure. Aggresive "diplomatic practices" have occurred in the past fifty years...
An anonymous source has spotted Indian troops near the Incan and Mali border, ready to come to the aid of our ally, Genghis against the Mali or the Incans.
Hannibal starts Hindu revolution!
Carthage embraces the wisdom of the Hindu gods
After Hannibal decides to revolt back to Theocracy, Gandhi's aggressive diplomatic practices continue, culminating in a religious breakthrough. Two missionaries have failed, but two succeed... more and more Carthagininans are following Hindu. Don't be left behind!
Gandhi has proposed sending four more missionary divisions to Carthage to complete the transformation.
Development plan for Bangalore continues
Two towns relocated, initial unrest calmed
Secret gov't build and R&R plans: exposed!
Rumors of higher military spending?
Gandhi also picked up Nationalism along the way. He wishes to draft the first Indian Constitution soon. Engineers propose a new building, a Mausoleum, to honor our great leaders who have passed.
*Delhi: Grenadier -> Grenadier -> Hindu Missionary -> Hindu Missionary -> Cannon -> Cannon
*Madras: Bank -> Hindu Missionary
*Bangalore: Observatory -> Bank -> Christian Monastery
*Kolhapur: Theater -> Granary -> Lighthouse
*Bombay: Grenadier -> Cannon -> Bank
*Madras: Hindu Missionary -> Observatory
*Calcutta: Cannon -> Grenadier
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