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The article discusses how the hostility between the U.S. and China could reshape global manufacturing. Topics discussed include the emergence of India as a potential substitute for China to manufacture products, the expansion of multinational brands relying on Chinese factories to India to limit their vulnerabilities, and American companies' plans to shift investments from China to Southeast Asia and Mexico.

The article from the New York Times discusses the prevalence of exam theft in India, particularly focusing on a heist involving stolen question sheets for a police constable exam. The theft highlights the intense competition for government jobs in India, where millions of aspirants vie for limited positions. The article also delves into the structural issues in India's economy that contribute to the high demand for government jobs and the allure of shortcuts like exam leaks. The arrest of individuals involved in the heist sheds light on the complex web of corruption and desperation surrounding exam theft in India. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the inauguration of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, India led by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January 2024. It offers information on the campaign that led to the construction of the temple, the country's Muslims' view of the Ram temple, and the politics involved in the construction and inauguration of the temple.

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The article provides an account of India's evolving infrastructure according to truck driver Ragib Khan of Chetak Logistics. Topics discussed include the changes in the national highway system, improvement in the road network, and significance of the digitization of tax payments and inspection forms.

The article focuses on India' Delhi's annual smog crisis and its severe impact on public health, with topics including the city's air quality, political inaction, and emergency measures to combat pollution.

The article focuses on the transition of international brands' manufacturing operations from China to India and the job opportunities they offer to women in India. Topics discussed include the economic benefits of the growth in manufacturing in Asian countries, the role of gender in the income gap in India, and the lack of employment opportunities for women in India.

The article discusses the implications to India of Canada's accusation that India is intimidating and planning to kill Canadian Sikhs while the U.S. accused an Indian intelligence official of orchestrating an attempt to kill Sikh activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.

The article highlights ongoing sectarian violence in India, where Hindu cow vigilantes attack Muslims despite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's narrow election win; and incidents of violence linked to cow protection persist, reflecting deepening religious tensions under Modi's administration.

The article presents the discussion on tragic death of a junior doctor at a Kolkata hospital, sparking nationwide protests over violence against women and the unsafe conditions for medical professionals in India. Topics include widespread attacks on doctors, protests demanding better protection and legislation; and accusations of police cover-ups in the investigation.

The article discusses the attitude of the administration of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to various political issues. Topics explored include the views expressed by Indian foreign minister S. Jaishankar regarding the world order, the way India maintained Russia as its largest oil supplier even after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the relations established by India with the U.S. and Russia.

The article focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Moscow to meet President Vladimir Putin, emphasizing India's commitment to maintaining its diplomatic ties with Russia despite Western isolation over Ukraine, with a focus on strengthening their strategic partnership.

The article focuses on the tragic aftermath of tainted liquor in Tamil Nadu, India, where 53 people have died and many others are hospitalized after consuming bootleg alcohol containing high levels of methanol, primarily affecting daily wage laborers in rural areas.

The article focuses on a high-level U.S. congressional delegation, including Nancy Pelosi, meeting with the Dalai Lama in India, which drew condemnation from China due to its view of the Dalai Lama as a separatist.

The article focuses on the transformation of Indian politics after Narendra Modi's election to a third term as prime minister, with Modi's loss of parliamentary majority and need to form a coalition government leading to a shift in his approach and newfound relevance for his coalition partners.

The article focuses on New Delhi's record-breaking temperature of 126 degrees Fahrenheit (52.3 degrees Celsius), exacerbating a heat wave across India, causing concerns about strain on the electricity grid and potential water rationing, as extreme heat poses serious health risks.

The article focuses on the experiences of Ziya Us Salam, a Muslim writer in India, who reflects on the challenges and discrimination faced by his family and community in a predominantly Hindu society, highlighting the impact on daily life and familial relationships.

The article reports on the major investments made by India to modernize and expand its aviation industry. Also cited are the expansion of the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi to accommodate 109 million passengers in 2024 and how the projects could benefit airplane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus.

The article delves into Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi's growing power and the shift towards divisive rhetoric targeting India's Muslim population, reflecting Modi's increasing confidence in his unchecked authority both domestically and internationally.

The article focuses on India's lengthy six-week election process, driven by its immense population of nearly a billion eligible voters and the logistical challenges of conducting elections across a vast and diverse geographical landscape.

The article focuses on Narendra Modi's efforts to consolidate power in India, particularly by exerting influence over states that have historically resisted his party's control, which could significantly impact the country's political and economic trajectory.

The article focuses on the vibrant and joyful celebration of Holi in India, where people come together to douse each other with colored powders and celebrate the arrival of spring in an ancient Hindu tradition.

The article focuses on the lack of transparency in political financing in India, highlighting revelations from India's Supreme Court ordering the disclosure of data showing significant cash flows to political parties through electoral bonds.

The article reports on updates on the television (TV) industry in India, particularly on the support by Prime Minister Narendra Modi of the sector and the media's focus on Modi and his accomplishments.

The article reports on the release of a pigeon suspected of being a Chinese spy in Mumbai, India.

The article reports on the diplomatic dispute between Canada and India over the alleged killing of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia by Indian agents. It discusses India's grievances with Canada including its inaction against the diaspora mobilization for Khalistan for vandalizing Indian diplomatic missions and threatening of Indian diplomats, as well as the attitude of the administration of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau toward Khalistani extremism.

The article reports on the successful landing of two robots from a mission named Chandrayaan-3 in the southern polar region of the moon on August 23, 2023, making India the first country to ever reach this part of the lunar surface. Cited are the great pride that the Indian public is taking from the accomplishments of the nation's space program, and India's assertiveness as an economic, diplomatic and technological power as a central campaign message for President Narendra Modi.

The article reports on the arrest of Seema Ghulam Haider, a Pakistani Muslim, and her four children on charges of illegally entering India, as well as her Hindu partner Sachin Meena and his father for conspiring to shelter an enemy. It informs about the conflict between Pakistan and India and the acrimony of interfaith relations between Muslims and Hindus in both countries. A background on the long-distance affair of Haider and Meena is provided.

The article focuses on the inauguration of a colossal new temple in Ayodhya by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, concluding a long campaign by Hindu nationalists to replace a centuries-old mosque with a structure dedicated to the Hindu deity Ram.

The article focuses on the emergence of startups in India, particularly from the entrepreneurial state of Gujarat, offering apps that blend traditional prenatal and postnatal guidance with scientific research to cater to mothers-to-be, incorporating wellness practices, and dietary plans.

The article focuses on the recent elections in India, highlighting the Indian National Congress party's losses against Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in key states, emphasizing the BJP's dominance in the populous northern belt and the Congress party's struggles to regain its footing.

The article focuses on the ongoing ethnic conflict in India's northeast, particularly in the state of Manipur, where unclaimed bodies in hospital morgues serve as evidence that the conflict persists despite government efforts to downplay it, leading the country's top court to intervene.

The article reports on a chilling plot where a criminal operative, allegedly directed by a government official in India, attempted to arrange the killing of a Sikh American on U.S. soil, raising questions about the motivations behind such a risky move.

The article discusses the severe air pollution crisis in Delhi, India caused by various factors including vehicle emissions, construction dust, and agricultural practices, with detrimental effects on the health and daily life of the city's residents.

The article reports on the growing adoption of digital payment systems in India as scan-and-pay networks are seen as effective tools in accelerating economic growth. Also cited are how the support by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to said networks helped expand banking services like credit and savings to Indians, and the government's Aadhaar project as part of the digital finance program.

The article reports on how the fatal flooding that has killed at least 26 people in the state of Sikkim in India showed the potential danger posed by melting glaciers in the 17,000-foot high Himalayas mountain in the China-India border.

The article focuses on the passage of landmark legislation in India that reserves one-third of seats in the lower house of Parliament and state legislatures for women. Topics include the gender parity in Indian politics, the legislative efforts to increase women's representation, and the impact of this landmark legislation on the political landscape.

The article reports that as India hosts the Group of 20 summit, the country's dual nature is on display, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi aiming for a transformative global role while simultaneously deepening internal divisions through religious nationalism, posing a potential obstacle to his economic ambitions.

The article offers insights into India's scientific and technological achievements, highlighting its recent successful landing of a rover on the moon's southern polar region. Despite resource constraints, India's tradition of frugal and innovative scientific pursuits is seen as a driving force in its rise as an economic and geopolitical power, signaling to other nations that resource limitations need not hinder significant achievements.

The article focuses on the Supreme Court's decision to reverse a lower court's ruling, allowing Rahul Gandhi, the prominent opposition leader, to return to Parliament and participate in the upcoming national elections. Topics include Gandhi's disqualification due to a remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the legal process and Supreme Court's intervention, and the implications for India's political landscape.

The article focuses on incidents of ethnic violence in India, including a train shooting targeting Muslim passengers and a Hindu nationalist rally that turned into a riot, shedding light on the increasing tension and division under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. Topics include religious identity, political leaders' roles, and the challenges of maintaining peace amid such conflicts.

The article features Indian industrialist Gautam Adani and his move to invest in renewable energy that could help mitigate the adverse effects of climate change in India. Also cited are Adani's businesses in mining, shipping, and energy industries that made him the richest man in Asia, and the goal by the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2070.

The article reports on the recollection by the survivors of the deadly revolution that led to Pakistan's independence from India 75 years ago as of August 2022. According to Sudarshana Rani, she was just a child when members of her family were executed during Great Britain's partition of India in 1947. Also cited are Rani's failure to find the body of her 5-year-old brother Mulk Raj, and the deaths of as much as two million people during the partition.

The article focuses on the impact of climate change on food security in India, specifically the tomato shortage and rising prices due to erratic weather patterns. It highlights how extreme weather events and climate change are affecting food supplies and prices, leading to concerns about food security and vulnerability among the population.

The article focuses on the deadly landslides and floods triggered by torrential rains in Maharashtra, India, which have caused fatalities and trapped many under debris. Topics include the extent of the damage, rescue efforts; the impact of extreme weather conditions in India; and the widespread destruction caused by monsoon rains in different regions of the country.

The article focuses on India's Chandrayaan-3 mission, a second attempt at a lunar landing after a previous crash, highlighting India's renewed interest in lunar exploration alongside the U.S. and China, and the significance of a successful landing for India's space program and national pride. It mentions the mission aims to land on the moon's south polar region and conduct scientific measurements, and if successful, it will be an achievement only matched by China in this century.

The article focuses on the widespread flooding and heavy rains in India's capital, New Delhi, leading to the evacuation of thousands of people. Topics include the rising water levels of the Yamuna River and its impact on the region; the displacement of migrant workers and the need for shelter; and the overall devastation caused by landslides, flash floods, and disrupted water supply in various states near New Delhi.