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The BJP-led alliance, known as Mahayuti, secured 235 out of 288 seats in the western state’s legislature, ensuring a comfortable majority. Maharashtra, home to India’s financial hub Mumbai, holds significant political weight as it accounts for the second-largest number of parliamentary seats.
Climate funding for developing nations including those in Asia remains shrouded in uncertainty despite the recently concluded Cop29 summit in Baku, where triple the amount of aid at US$300 billion was promised to poorer nations struggling with the effects of global warming.
However, recent developments have dashed these hopes, and Dhaka now risks descending into renewed violence.
Adani was charged on November 20 with allegedly paying US$265 million in bribes to officials to develop power supply contracts in Indian states. Global rating agencies. Moody’s and Fitch on Tuesday lowered their outlook for bonds of Adani group companies to negative from stable.
Indian food delivery giant Zomato has sparked outrage and debate over a job listing for a senior role that requires an upfront fee and no salary for the first year, dividing opinions on whether it reflects innovative hiring or the country’s toxic workplace culture.
This makes the easing of border tensions with China “very well timed before the Trump presidency kicks in”, according to supply chain specialist Nidhi Gupta.
“They sent their goods here to be repackaged … and then sent them onto the US,” said Cheng, director of recruitment agency Agensi Pekerjaan TSM, recalling the frantic scramble to find staff to accommodate the influx.
The indictment of Indian tycoon Gautam Adani on bribery charges by US authorities has raised questions about his close ties to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and created political fodder for opposition parties ahead of key state elections, analysts say.