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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 for the upcoming national parliamentary elections in New Delhi, India, April 14, 2024. India's main opposition party is accusing Modi of hate speech after he called Muslims “infiltrators" and used some of his most incendiary rhetoric to date about the minority faith.(AP Photo/Manish Swarup, File)

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Modi is accused of using hate speech for calling Muslims 'infiltrators' at an Indian election rally
By KRUTIKA PATHI - Associated Press
Tue,04/23/24-12:38AM , 132 Reads
NEW DELHI (AP) — India's main opposition party accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using hate speech after he called Muslims “infiltrators" — some of his most incendiary rhetoric about the minority faith, days after the country began its weeksl
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Protesting Indian farmers shout slogans sitting on train tracks as they demand guaranteed prices for their produce at Vallah village, outskirts of Amritsar, Punjab, India, Thursday, Feb.15, 2024. The farmers are also pressing the government to follow through on its promise to double their income, waive their loans and withdraw legal cases brought against them during earlier 2021 protests, when they camped on the capital’s outskirts to demonstrate against controversial agriculture laws. (AP Photo/Prabhjot Gill)

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Why tens of thousands of Indian farmers are protesting again
By KRUTIKA PATHI - Associated Press
Tue,02/13/24-4:18AM , 117 Reads
NEW DELHI (AP) — Tens of thousands of Indian farmers are protesting for guaranteed crop prices, renewing a movement that succeeded in getting contentious new agricultural laws repealed in 2021.
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FILE- A woman adjusts her sari as she walks past art works by students calling for peace amid fears of a Russian offensive on Ukraine, on a pavement in Mumbai, India, Feb. 21, 2022. Ahead of the G20 summit of leading economies, India has promoted itself as a rising global star with the potential to bridge the gap between the West and Russia. That stance also will be put to the test during the summit. So far, none of the G20 meetings this year have been able to agree on wording about Russia's war in Ukraine. (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool, File)

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India's rising geopolitical clout will be tested as it hosts the G20 summit
By KRUTIKA PATHI - Associated Press
Wed,09/06/23-11:10PM , 68 Reads
NEW DELHI (AP) — Ahead of India’s hosting of the G20 summit of leading economies, its prime minister invited 125 mostly developing countries to a virtual meeting in January to signal New Delhi’s intention to be their champion on the world stage.
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FILE- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives on the opening day of the monsoon session of the Indian parliament in New Delhi, India, July 20, 2023. For three months, the strongman leader has been largely silent on ethnic violence that has killed over 150 people in Manipur, a remote state in India’s northeast. That's sparked a no-confidence motion against his government in Parliament, where his party and allies hold a clear majority. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup, File)

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India's Modi faces a no-confidence vote over silence on ethnic violence tearing at remote Manipur
By KRUTIKA PATHI - Associated Press
Sun,08/06/23-11:13PM , 74 Reads
NEW DELHI (AP) — His social media accounts suggest that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is launching high-speed trains and rubbing shoulders with foreign leaders as a powerhouse on the global stage and the face of an ascendant India.
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