Author: Namita Singh and Shweta Sharma

Key Points Indian opposition leader, Sanjay Singh, sheds light on the reasons for voter dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Modi’s government. Despite winning enough seats, Modi’s BJP faced a significant decline from the previous election, leading to the need for coalition allies. Meanwhile, the opposition INDIA alliance, spearheaded by Rahul Gandhi’s Congress party, made significant gains in the election, indicating a shift in the political landscape. The alliance is now strategizing its next steps to consolidate power. Modi’s resignation and the formation of a new government signal a pivotal moment in Indian politics. As the country awaits the new government, minor…

Modi’s BJP Alliance Poised for Third Term as India Watches Election Results As the election count continues in India, early trends indicate that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s NDA alliance may fall short of expectations, with the opposition INDIA bloc performing better than projected. After eight hours of counting, Modi’s BJP-led alliance leads in around 294 seats, just over 60 seats ahead of the opposition. While they are likely to secure a majority, the BJP may not reach the heights of their 2019 performance, disappointing those who expected over 400 seats. The financial markets reacted negatively to the initial results, which…