Indian officials were cautious on the US midterm election results, saying it eases some of the pressure over trade tensions but creates a new layer of uncertainty in an already fragile relationship.

A senior minister in the Narendra Modi-led administration pushed back on opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s comments on social media suggesting the government’s involvement in a power struggle at the $185 billion Tata Group.

India’s Cockroach Janta Party raised concerns over what it described as “systematic delays and procedural obstruction” by Delhi Police and other authorities in securing the release of two of its leaders who have now spent five days in custody.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched India as a reliable partner and a leader of the Global South at a time when supply chains, trade and technologies that once connected countries have become weaponized.

Police in India’s capital cracked down on protests against a contentious review of voter rolls, detaining youth leaders and locking down central New Delhi with thousands of security personnel.

Indian authorities detained leaders of a youth-led protest movement and their allies on Saturday and imposed sweeping restrictions in central Delhi to stop crowds from gathering for a planned demonstration against a contentious revision of voter rolls.

India is in the middle of a massive exercise to revise its electoral rolls by removing dead, duplicate and ineligible voters. But concerns that eligible voters could also be struck off the rolls — potentially affecting election outcomes — have turned the Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, into a politically charged controversy.

From mass detentions to liquor-store closures, authorities in New Delhi are leaving little to chance as they prepare for a weekend of protests over a contentious revision of India’s voter rolls.

A controversy over voter-roll changes in India is deepening as opposition parties, students and farmers rally around a common demand to oust the country’s election chief.

Police in India’s capital, New Delhi, temporarily detained key opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to end an almost nine-hour standoff, during a protest seeking the resignation of the chief election official over a contentious revision of voter rolls.

India’s Supreme Court questioned changes to a form used to register new voters, raising fresh challenges to an overhaul of electoral rolls that’s been criticized by opposition groups.

Protests demanding the ouster of India’s top election official and a halt to a contentious overhaul of voter rolls are gaining momentum ahead of key state elections.

India’s opposition parties said they will organize protest marches across the country in October as they step up pressure to remove the top election official over a controversial overhaul of electoral rolls.

India is in the middle of a massive exercise to revise its electoral rolls by removing dead, duplicate and ineligible voters. But concerns that eligible voters might also be removed in the process — and that their exclusion could affect election outcomes — have turned the Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, into a politically charged controversy.

India’s government sought and received reassurances from the Tata Group that its $14 billion semiconductor and electronics projects will continue as planned, even as a courtroom battle looms over a leadership dispute at the conglomerate’s holding company.

India has directed refiners to boost cooking gas production, seeking to bolster domestic supplies ahead of the upcoming festival season as uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz threatens imports.

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his Independence Day speech to renew his pledge to make the country a developed nation within two decades and reach out to younger citizens following widespread student protests.

India’s monsoon session of Parliament was dominated by disruptions as opposition lawmakers demanded Home Minister Amit Shah’s resignation over police action against widespread student protests, adding to pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.

India’s monsoon session of Parliament was dominated by opposition disruptions as lawmakers demanded Home Minister Amit Shah’s resignation over police action against widespread student protests, adding to pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.

Meta Platforms Inc. apologized to Indian officials for temporarily restricting a Facebook post of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking to assuage the government’s concerns in a key growth market.