(Corrects day of opposition march to Tuesday (not Monday) in third bullet point and paragraph 14) By Saurabh Sharma NEW DELHI ...

Trump appears to confuse India with Brazil, claiming 125 million voted in an Indian presidential election while criticising ...

US President Donald Trump appeared to confuse Brazil with India in a Truth Social post about the South American country's ...

Indian police detained several people in the capital New Delhi on Saturday, disrupting a second day of protests backed by the ...

US President Donald Trump appeared to confuse India with Brazil in a Truth Social post on the US election system, citing 125 ...

US President Donald Trump appeared to mistake Brazil for India in a social media post about presidential election results, ...

Hundreds of supporters of India’s “Cockroach” youth movement held new protests in the country’s financial hub of Mumbai on ...

India has long held up its elections as evidence of its democratic credentials. Now their legitimacy is under question.

Praised as a tough administrator, Gyanesh Kumar now finds himself at the centre of election-related controversy.

There is a need to fix errors in electoral rolls, ensure an independent Election Commission, transparency in political funding, and guardrails against the weaponization of investigative agencies.

Brazil held the first round of its presidential election on October 4, with incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and ...

US President Donald Trump appeared to confuse India with Brazil while discussing Brazil’s presidential election, claiming that 125 million people voted in an Indian presidential poll. India does not ...