India’s ‘Maratha Military Landscapes’ have earned Unesco World Heritage status, becoming the nation’s 44th recognised site. This prestigious recognition, announced in Paris, highlights the Maratha rulers’ 17th-19th century military planning and fort architecture. Twelve forts across Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, including Raigad and Gingee, showcase the empire’s strategic depth and defence capabilities. Post navigation ‘This must not happen’: India opposes Pak bid to join Brics-backed AI bid; cites terror, security risks Kerala nurse on death row in Yemen: Nimisha Priya’s husband says govt, MEA ‘making efforts’
