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WASHINGTON — The Biden administration has decided to remain publicly quiet on India’s democratic backsliding, according to senior U.S. officials, as the U.S. intensifies efforts to keep New Delhi on
The Biden administration has decided to remain publicly quiet on India’s democratic backsliding, according to senior US officials, as the US intensifies efforts to keep New Delhi on its side in the rivalry with China. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pressure on religious minorities and the media is troubling, as…
By Swansy Afonso, Divya Patil and Clara Ferreira Marques For decades, Anil Agarwal cultivated a reputation as one of India’s great survivors. Starting as a scrap metal dealer, the billionaire magnate built a mining conglomerate to rival any other, weathering cash crunches, government friction and disputes with Indigenous people over expansion plans.