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The controversy surrounding Prajwal Revanna, former Indian prime minister Deve Gowda’s grandson, had been brewing for several months. It erupted this week after hundreds of videos showing his alleged sex crimes surfaced amid the country’s ongoing national elections, prompting authorities to initiate a special investigation.
CHENNAI, India (AP) — Schools, colleges and government offices were shut Wednesday in parts of southern India as heavy monsoon rains triggered severe flooding.
MYSURU, India (AP) — The spectators were getting restless after hours of waiting when a drizzle began. But an announcer over scratchy loudspeakers urged them in Kannada, the language of India’s Karnataka state, to be patient for a little longer.
NEW DELHI — A former Indian prime minister, an ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urged his lawmaker grandson on May 23 to return to India and face the law in connection with rape and sexual harassment cases filed against him, amid a general election.
An MP from a party allied with Prime Minister Modi’s BJP in Karnataka state has been accused of sexually abusing multiple women, sparking a controversy amid a national election.
BENGALURU — Dire water shortages, flooding, gridlocked roads and poor civic facilities have become major issues in Bengaluru city, residents in India's tech hub said as they voted on Friday (April 26) in a general election that is otherwise focused on jobs, inflation and Hindu nationalism.
Investigators suspect the bomb was an improvised device. The reason for the blast is yet to be determined.