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2002 in India
The year 2002 in India was marked by significant social and political events, notably the Gujarat riots, which erupted in February following the Godhra train burning incident. The violence, characterized by communal riots between Hindu and Muslim communities, resulted in widespread casualties and displacement, drawing national and international condemnation. In the realm of politics, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), led by Chief Minister Narendra Modi, consolidated its power in Gujarat amidst the turmoil. Economically, India continued its trajectory of growth, with advancements in information technology and telecommunications. The year also saw notable achievements in sports, particularly India's performance in cricket, contributing to a burgeoning sense of national pride.