Who will lead India? World’s largest nation begins a mammoth day of vote counting after weeks-long election
Hundreds of millions of votes cast, more than six weeks of polling, and billions of dollars spent: India on Tuesday will declare a new leader after a mammoth nationwide election that has become a referendum on the last decade of leadership by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Still, speaking Tuesday evening at BJP headquarters, Modi remained upbeat about what was, regardless of margins, a victory, calling the results a "victory of the world's biggest democracy" and "a win ...
Some background: In 2014, India’s Supreme Court granted transsexual and transgender people the right to self-identify their gender. That ruling came five years after Indian election authorities ...
India’s beleaguered main opposition party was on track to surpass expectations and nearly double its share of parliamentary ...
Sikh separatists have previously stood in Indian elections and won ... the majority community in Punjab but constitute just 2% of majority-Hindu India's 1.4 billion people. "People who take up ...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party ... Modi had told Newsweek in an interview in April that India's people saw his government as having fulfilled its promises and ...
Nearly 970 million people — more than 10% of the world’s population ... WOMEN ARE A KEY VOTING BLOC IN INDIA'S 2024 ...
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