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India's government agrees to buy soybeans from Madhya Pradesh farmers at set prices, aiding growers facing low market rates. The move extends to Maharashtra and Karnataka, addressing farmer concerns.
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi criticizes the 2024 Indian general elections, claiming they were structured to favor Prime Minister Modi's BJP. Government official accuses Gandhi of tarnishing India's image.
Olympic medalists Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia have joined India's opposition Congress party, following their protest against alleged sexual harassment in wrestling. This move precedes crucial elections in their home state.
Indian-controlled Kashmir gears up for its first regional election in ten years, allowing a truncated local government. The polls occur amid ongoing tensions and limited autonomy for the disputed region.
Mass demonstrations by medical professionals in India, triggered by a horrific crime in Kolkata, highlight ongoing concerns about women's safety. The protests coincide with regional security challenges and political developments.
Medical professionals across India protest following the rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. The incident reignites debates on women's safety and political tensions in the world's largest democracy.
Widespread demonstrations in West Bengal following a trainee doctor's rape and murder. BJP calls for state-wide strike, demanding Chief Minister's resignation amidst nationwide outrage.
Demonstrations in Kolkata demanding minister's resignation turn violent. Police employ teargas and water cannons as protesters breach barricades, highlighting ongoing concerns about women's safety in India.
India's GDP growth expected to moderate to 6. 9% in April-June 2024, down from 7.8% in the previous quarter, due to reduced government spending during national elections. Despite slowdown, India likely to remain world's fastest-growing major economy.
India's "Neighborhood First" policy faces setbacks as Bangladesh's political upheaval highlights flaws in Modi's approach. Hindu nationalist agenda and security-centric diplomacy strain regional ties, prompting calls for reassessment.
India's market regulator head, Madhabi Puri Buch, under fire for potential rule violations. Allegations of continued consultancy revenue during tenure spark debate on regulatory integrity.
A trainee doctor's rape and murder in Kolkata sparks nationwide protests. Medical community plans 24-hour shutdown, while political parties organize demonstrations, echoing concerns raised by the 2012 Delhi gang-rape case.
India's BJP explores cooperation with Western right-wing parties, marking a shift in international engagement. This move presents opportunities and challenges for both sides, potentially reshaping global conservative alliances.
Narendra Modi begins his third term as India's Prime Minister, facing challenges to his vision of a Hindu nationalist state. Critics warn of democratic backsliding and suppression of dissent.