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Modi declares victory in India election but party faces shock losses and will need coalition - CNN


India’s transformative yet divisive Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared victory in national elections on Tuesday evening, but his goal of winning an unassailable majority lies in tatters with ... Read More

Millions vote in India's grueling election; Modi's party likely to win - Los Angeles Times


Protests and violence marred voting in the elections that are considered some of the most consequential in India’s history and will test Modi’s political dominance. Read More

In Modi's India, opponents and journalists feel squeeze before election - Los Angeles Times


Mihir Desai, a lawyer at his office in Mumbai, India, is defending a dozen political activists, journalists and lawyers jailed in 2018 on accusations of plotting to overthrow the Modi government. Read More

Millions vote in India's election with Prime Minister Modi's party likely to win a 3rd term - CBS News


Voting begins in India's elections 01:46. Millions of Indians are voting Saturday in the next-to-last round of a grueling national election with a combined opposition trying to rattle Prime ... Read More

India election: Modi's divisive campaign rhetoric raises questions - BBC


India's opposition has also accused Mr Modi of Islamophobia, calling his remarks "divisive, hate speech". The Congress has demanded an investigation into a potential code of conduct violation. Read More

In Modi’s India, opponents and journalists feel squeeze ahead of election - POLITICO


Para sees his own plight within the larger context of the Modi government’s effort to silence perceived opponents, especially those with ties to Muslims, who make up 14% of India’s population. Read More

India's Modi is known for charging hard. After a lackluster election, he may have to adapt his style - Newsday


FILE- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi listens to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President JP Nadda speak during an event organized to release their party's manifesto in New Delhi, India, April ... Read More

India votes in third phase of national elections as Modi escalates his rhetoric against Muslims - Newsday


Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, shows the indelible ink mark on his index finger after casting his vote during the third phase of general elections, in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, Tuesday, May ... Read More

India election: Modi's divisive campaign rhetoric raises questions


India election: Modi's divisive ... including what they call his "inflammatory rhetoric" after the riots in Gujarat in 2002 ahead of the state's assembly elections. ... Mr Modi's party is ... Read More

In Modi's India, opponents and journalists feel the squeeze ahead of election - The Detroit News


Defending Modi's critics. Mihir Desai has fought for the civil liberties and human rights of India’s most disadvantaged communities, such as the poor and Muslims, for nearly four decades. Read More

India votes in third phase of national elections as Modi escalates his rhetoric against Muslims - Religion News Service


Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, shows the indelible ink mark on his index finger after casting his vote during the third phase of general elections, in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, Tuesday, May ... Read More

In Modi’s India, opponents and journalists feel the squeeze ahead of election | KOLR - KOLR - OzarksFirst.com


NEW DELHI (AP) — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government are increasingly wielding strong-arm tactics to subdue political opponents and critics of the ruling Hindu-nationalist ... Read More


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