Just a quick Google search shows that the Chittagong armoury raid happened that day 92 deaths in British India. Just because the BBC in 1930 didn’t think it was news worthy doesn’t mean it wasn’t.
18th April, not April 18
Karl Pikington was right
Honestly they could do this every other day because most of it’s just the same news played on repeat until something new happens.
That feeling when you get told to take the day off from your boss
From 12 March to 6 April 1930, Gandhi led the Salt March to protest British salt monopoly and the colonial government.
The whole effect of the event lasted until 1931. I believe on 18th April, there must be some progress of the event that worth reporting.
It was just the BBC ignored the events because they didn’t care about colonised people.
I mean just listen to some music if that’s what you want to hear.
Nobody is making you understand current world events.
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Just a quick Google search shows that the Chittagong armoury raid happened that day 92 deaths in British India. Just because the BBC in 1930 didn’t think it was news worthy doesn’t mean it wasn’t.
18th April, not April 18
Karl Pikington was right
Honestly they could do this every other day because most of it’s just the same news played on repeat until something new happens.
That feeling when you get told to take the day off from your boss
From 12 March to 6 April 1930, Gandhi led the Salt March to protest British salt monopoly and the colonial government.
The whole effect of the event lasted until 1931. I believe on 18th April, there must be some progress of the event that worth reporting.
It was just the BBC ignored the events because they didn’t care about colonised people.
I mean just listen to some music if that’s what you want to hear.
Nobody is making you understand current world events.
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