COALITION ERA
Fevicol ka jod? The bonhomie in Modi's alliance dispels coalition fears
The bonhomie on display between PM Modi and the NDA allies is contrary to what many had expected: a lot of messy haggling over portfolios and competitive wooing of parties by the NDA and the INDIA block of opposition parties. The NDA has been off to a harmonious start. However, coalition governments often spring surprises over time.
Investment returns during coalition govt: Modi 3.0 might be good for stock market, mutual fund investors, show trends during previous govts
How will be Modi 3.0 for investments? The stock market experienced a sharp decline following the Lok Sabha elections 2024, causing concern among young investors. They are worried about their investments as a coalition National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government prepares to take oath on June 9, 2024. Will the volatility in the stock market continue? How will NDA-3.0 be for your hard-earned money? Is there a bad government for your investments? Should the incoming government worry debt investors? Should you invest in equities, mutual funds or debt instruments? Questions such as these are worrying investors. So here are some answers that should give an idea of what is in store for you in the next five years.
Indian exports: How Modi 3.0 can navigate the protectionist tides in advanced economies like US and EU
India has transitioned from a decade of single-party rule to a new era of coalition politics, causing concern among stock market investors about potential slowdowns in economic reforms. Rising protectionist measures from advanced economies like the US and EU pose challenges for Indian exporters, with stringent regulations on products ranging from chemicals to food items. The impact of these barriers could disproportionately restrict India's economic objectives and competitiveness, particularly in key sectors like textiles and apparel.
Lok Sabha Results: Coalition govt is back. Will policy paralysis too strike again?
Over the past decade, Narendra Modi has propelled India's economy to become one of the fastest-growing globally, positioning it to soon rank as the world's third-largest. His emphasis on reforms and dynamic policies, exemplified by initiatives like Make in India, has bolstered manufacturing and infrastructure growth. However, the recent Lok Sabha election results, leading to a coalition government, raise concerns about potential challenges and policy paralysis ahead. Expert analyses suggest that while coalition governments have historically been effective in driving economic growth, they have struggled to control inflation.
Lok Sabha results googly may unsettle Indian companies unfamiliar with coalition pitch
Post-election, certain Indian businesses face uncertainty after years of stability under Modi's single-party majority. Concerns arise about decision-making and reforms as BJP's weaker mandate shifts dynamics. Industry veterans note silence from typically vocal business leaders, who now await potential changes in the new cabinet amid speculations about Modi's altered work style.
Third Eye: Maintaining punctuality, a victim of his own claims & the buzz is back
Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar has learnt the hard way that a thin line separates confidence and overconfidence. During the election campaign, when Uddhav Thackeray repeated that BJP would not return to power, Shelar said Thackeray should quit politics if the NDA tally in Maharashtra crosses 45. He added that he would quit politics if the Opposition tally reaches 18 in Maharashtra. After MVA bagged more than 18 seats, Opposition politicians are taking turns to tag him on X, to ask when he would quit politics and who his replacement would be.
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Coalitions, building economic agreement
India's economic reforms are not slowed down by re-entering coalition politics. The country has a history of tough decisions and reformist outcomes under coalition rule since the 1990s.
Ukraine President Zelenskyy hopes for India's presence at Swiss peace summit next week
Ukraine President Zelenskyy congratulated PM Modi on India's parliamentary election win and invited India to a peace summit in Switzerland regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Brute majority or coalition pressure, India's growth to be perpetual theme
India's growth story may thrive under a coalition rule despite no party having an absolute majority. Past data suggests coalition governments have effectively boosted growth but struggled with inflation. Inflation rates varied under different regimes, with Narendra Modi's government seeing 5.4% inflation during its tenures.
Lok Sabha elections results: A win by any margin is just as sweet
The recent election results in India have shown a decline in BJP's performance, challenging Narendra Modi's authority. The BJP fell short of expectations, signaling a shift in the country's political landscape.
Abki Baar coalition Sarkar: India delivers a fractured mandate that will require the BJP to seek the help of NDA allies
The Lok Sabha 2024 elections saw the return of the coalition era with the ruling BJP falling short of the majority but forming the government with the National Democratic Alliance. Key allies like Chandrababu Naidu from the Telugu Desam Party and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar played crucial roles in securing stability.
How different will a Modi-led NDA government be from a Modi-led BJP government?
The Verdict 2024 reflects the electorate's support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his alliance, emphasizing the importance of collaborative governance and economic development. The upcoming Modi-led NDA government must focus on cooperative federalism, coalition politics, and leveraging parliamentary committees for effective policy implementation.
Election Result 2024: So, how’ll BJP now react to power-sharing?
Indian voters have surprised by delivering a coalition government, signaling a shift from BJP's solitary rule. Despite maintaining its vote share, BJP lost majority due to significant seat losses in key states. The party's losses were offset by gains in Telangana, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh. TMC resisted BJP in West Bengal, while in Bihar, JD(U) helped BJP. These results challenge the perception of Modi's invincibility and highlight the importance of state dynamics in elections. The outcome reflects voters' concerns about economic distress and jobless growth.
As India steps back into coalition era, uphill road for tough reforms
In the new coalition government era, India's reform agenda may prioritize job creation and factors market reforms. Balancing political sensitivities and reform priorities will be crucial for the government in navigating coalition dynamics and opposition pressures.
From supremacy to coalition dharma: A new path for BJP
In the aftermath of the Lok Sabha election results, the BJP-led NDA appeared unlikely to reach the majority mark on its own, signaling a return to coalition politics. With allies like TDP and JD(U) in focus, intense negotiations are underway as the BJP navigates forming a government amidst unexpected outcomes. The transition from Modi's majority rule to coalition governance poses challenges and uncertainties for India's political landscape.
What is Putin and Xi's 'new era' strategic partnership?
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership, criticizing the United States for actions they see as threatening their countries. They expressed determination to defend their interests, resist interference, and support each other on key issues like Taiwan and Ukraine. They also condemned U.S. missile defense systems, nuclear weapons development, and military alliances in Asia. The joint statement outlines plans to deepen cooperation in trade, industry, agriculture, technology, energy, and nuclear energy.
Need to alter approach on climate action from restrictive to constructive: PM Modi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for a shift in the approach to climate talks, urging nations to focus on constructive solutions rather than restrictions. He emphasized that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to fighting climate change and highlighted India's achievements in meeting climate goals, including being the first among G20 countries to achieve its targets ahead of schedule.
The High Ambition Coalition calls on G20 to show ambition on climate
“We urge you, as leaders of the G20, to accelerate your efforts to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions, to expand your cooperation and lead the way in phasing out all fossil fuels and in transitioning to a green sustainable energy future where access to energy is guaranteed for all,” the ministers wrote in an open letter to the G20.
'A new era': Germany rewrites its defence, foreign policies
Hours after Germany dramatically reversed its ban on lethal weapons exports to conflict-zone by announcing huge shipments to Ukraine, Scholz said 100 billion euros will be earmarked for investments for the army in 2022 alone.
Olaf Scholz replaces Angela Merkel as German chancellor, opening new era
Lawmakers voted by 395-303 with six abstentions to elect Scholz - a comfortable majority, though short of the 416 seats his three-party coalition holds in the 736-seat lower house of parliament. That's not unusual when chancellors are elected, and some lawmakers were out sick or in quarantine.
Expanding Indo-German partnership: ‘India’ a part of the new coalition Treaty in Germany
The coalition agreement includes an extensive section about the Indo-Pacific and why it’s important for German foreign policy. Furthermore the agreement clearly mentions the importance of an intensive dialogue on peace and security in the Indo-Pacific region. India is also mentioned in the context of the EU-India Connectivity Partnership as well as the Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
German parties set to announce coalition deal, Merkel bids farewell
Social Democrat Olaf Scholz has moved closer to becoming German chancellor after agreeing on a coalition deal that aims to modernise Europe's largest economy, accelerate its green transition and bring the curtain down on the Angela Merkel era.
Why Japan's election is a bigger deal than it looks
The coalition is expected to remain in power, but the focus is on whether the Liberal Democratic Party can retain a majority by itself.
Bilateral ties at threshold of new era with PM Modi's UK visit: Indian envoy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the UK comes at a time when India-UK bilateral relations are on a positive trajectory and potentially at the threshold of a new era, India's High Commissioner to the UK Gaitri Issar Kumar has said.
View: India needs another series of era-defining economic reforms
In India’s early years, we had internalised poverty. In debates whether subsidies or infrastructure should be government priority, subsidies won hands down. Our views are more balanced now. But another series of era-defining bets are needed.
View: Premature to celebrate beginning of a new era in Indo-Pak ties
Regardless of where one comes down on the exact blend of policies that India should adopt, the important step is to base its assessment of Pakistan that rejects the myths and accepts realities about the country’s capabilities and intentions.
Obama-era program for immigrants faces new court challenge
Federal courts have already turned away President Donald Trump's efforts to end DACA. Under the order of a judge in New York, the Trump administration in December restored the program to its original terms under Obama, accepting new applications and full renewals of two-year work permits and general protections from deportation.
Coalition seizes on pandemic to boost 'Obamacare' sign-ups
The campaign kicking off Thursday is called Get Covered 2021 and contrasts with a lack of outreach to the uninsured by the Trump administration, which is still trying to overturn the Affordable Care Act, even in the coronavirus pandemic.
US Polls 2020: Is Joe Biden remaking the Democratic coalition?
On paper, Democrat Joe Biden continues to lead President Donald Trump by a significant margin nationally, but polling suggests the race is tight in key battlegrounds like Florida, Arizona and North Carolina. Some Democrats are worried that Trump's toned-down debate performance last week could push the race closer.
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