India to hold seven-phase general election from April 19, results on June 4
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking a third straight term in the marathon six-week vote – the world’s largest democratic exercise.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking a third straight term in the marathon six-week vote – the world’s largest democratic exercise.
New Delhi’s strong response follows the US State Department saying it will ‘closely monitor’ the implementation of the religion-based law.
An Indian government committee has recommended that polls from local bodies to parliament be held together, renewing controversy ahead of national elections.
As parties deploy AI manipulation, the Indian government has asked tech firms to seek its approval before launching new tools. Critics say this could stifle innovation and free speech.
The law, which comes into force on the eve of elections, creates India’s first religion-based citizenship test, discriminating against Muslims and some other refugees.
Protests break out in parts of the country. Police presence beefed up. Critics of the law call its timing cynical.
Modi’s government announces rules to implement the controversial law, weeks before he seeks a rare third term in vote due by May.
Court rejects the state-run bank’s plea to publish details of previously anonymous political donations by June, citing the upcoming national polls.