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Doha, Qatar: Georgetown University in Qatar (GU Q) will honor the personal triumphs of its newest graduating class in May. Their unique stories are a...
India's farmers seek price guarantees for more crops amid climate challenges, but analysts doubt effectiveness.
When India's powerful Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed in 2021 to repeal three farm laws aimed at overhauling the antiquated agriculture sector, he seemed to have won over farmers who had been...
SHAMBHU, India - When India's powerful Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed in 2021 to repeal three farm laws aimed at overhauling the antiquated agriculture sector, he seemed to have won over farmers who had been protesting for over 12 months. Read more at straitstimes.com.
While pollsters say Modi's image as a strong no-nonsense leader and his muscular brand of majoritarian Hindu nationalism will almost certainly give him a rare third term in office, the discontent of farmers will be a headache for years to come