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Modi will need to actively tackle price rise and unemployment. two of the top concerns on voters minds, this time raised actively by the opposition parties but was seen missing from bjps campaigns. economists maintain indias inherent growth potential is intact, irrespective of the government that comes to power. but a rejig in priorities would mean indias economic boom trickles down to the masses. in 2023, japans fertility rate dropped for the eighth year in a row, hitting the lowest level since...

Chosen as the head of the new coalition government in india. his bjp remains the biggest party in parliament but fell short of an absolute majority for the first time in ten years, leaving it dependent on support from smaller regional allies. earlier i spoke to rahul roy—chaudhury, who is a senior fellow for south and central asian defence, strategy and diplomacy, at the international institute for strategic studies. and narendra modi has been governing as part of a coalition for the last ten ...

Hours, the bjp would have to, for the first time in ten years, would have to depend on the regional parties, which was not the case earlier. the uk election campaign has seen a bitter row breaking out — with the labour leader sir keir starmer accusing rishi sunak of �*lying about labours tax plans during last nights tv debate. heres our political editor chris mason. 0n last nights tv debate, rishi sunak said this... highertaxes, £2,000 worth of higher taxes under the labour party. ..and aga...

In infrastructure will continue. i think they feel like of all the things you could discuss this is one initiatives that is likely to be sustained regardless of who wins in november. pakistans prime minister shehbaz sharif is in china to try and secure investment for his cash—strapped country. he is expected to meet president xijinping over the course of five days, as well as chinese business leaders. speaking in shenzhen on wednesday, mr sharif said he aims to strengthen ties between islamaba...

Permanent disposal site for nuclear waste. plus, fashionable londoners are increasingly turning to japanese food — a top restaurateur explains why. welcome to business today. im sally bundock. we start in india, where results for the countrys election are beginning to trickle through. as youve been hearing voting started more than five weeks ago in the worlds biggest election, with over 640 million people going to the polls. prime minister narendra modi is seeking a third consecutive term in o...

Hand there are reports about the bjp not faring as well as they had hoped, there is also gains that the indian opposition alliance has made and that is where the story lies. let�*s talk a bit about the size of this election, that is one of the things that interests a lot of people in the uk. about1 billion people in the uk. about1 billion people voting. how has that been handled? how is it handled every time it happens, it seems incredible. tt time it happens, it seems incredible.— time it h...

Happening. that is where the key political analysis lies. the bjp, which has been in powerfor the last ten years, it looks like they might just need the help of the coalition parties to form a government. again, we still don�*t have the final numbers. i will call caution to give you a final picture but this is important to point out, a party that was in its campaign said they would cross 400 seats, that they were relying on the last ten years of their governments, hoping to capitalise on that,...

The past decades. logistically, there was a huge presence of officials from both the election commission and the security agencies, which put this election to task. it is important to understand how political parties have been campaigning for well over 6—7 months, crisscrossing various states, delivering their campaign speeches and going forward in these elections. we should get a sense in the next couple of hours of what exactly is the final picture that emerges, whether the bjp will need the...

Bjp hoped. a few hours time and we will get a clearer picture of what - will get a clearer picture of what is happening in the indian election. thank you very much, good to speak to you, as always. immigration is likely to be one of the biggest issues in this election. the conservatives have announced a new annual cap on visas in a bid to bring migration levels down. so, let�*s take a look at the latest figures released just before rishi sunak called the general election. net migration to the ...

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