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NEW DELHI (Reuters) -- India says it has uncovered a "major human trafficking network" that has lured young men to Russia with the promise of jobs only to force them to fight in the war in Ukraine.
India is seeking the release of its nationals who have been "duped" into serving in the Russian army, a spokesperson for the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said Friday, in a rare rift from Moscow.
NEW DELHI — From transporting voting machines on camelback to remote corners of its vast western desert, to bolstering control rooms for monitoring malicious deepfakes, India is preparing to run the world's largest election due by May.
NEW DELHI -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday made his first appearance in Kashmir since his government scrapped the region's special status in 2019, dangling new economic development programs as the country gears up for a general election in April and May.
The Indian leader’s development pitch for the disputed region leaves Kashmiris asking when political grievances will be addressed.
Here’s a look at Narendra Modi’s government policies and how they have affected Kashmir since the region’s semi-autonomous status was taken away.
He added Pakistan would not become part of any “great game” and that his government would increase the number of allies, as well as “keep ties with neighbours on the basis of equality”.