1987 in India

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1987 in India

1987 in India was marked by significant political, social, and economic developments. The year witnessed intense unrest in Punjab, as the state continued to grapple with militancy and demands for Sikh autonomy, leading to increased security measures and political interventions. The Indian government, under Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, faced challenges related to economic reforms and public discontent. The year also saw the introduction of the controversial Assam Accord, aimed at resolving the long-standing issue of illegal immigration in Assam. Additionally, India made strides in its scientific endeavors, with the successful launch of the Rohini satellite, furthering its objectives in space technology. The year reflected a complex interplay of regional tensions and national aspirations.