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    UK general election: FTA with India on manifesto agenda for both Tory, Labour

    As the UK gears up for the general election, a potential free trade agreement with India remains a key focus for both the Conservatives and Labour, with negotiations stalled at the fourteenth round. The Tories aim for a comprehensive partnership, including technology and defense, while Labour criticises missed deadlines and emphasises readiness to finalise the deal. Challenges include tariff removal on Scotch whisky and concerns over visa rules for Indian workers.

    Congress may not project CM face for Haryana polls: Party in-charge for state

    Congress leader Deepak Babaria indicated on Sunday that the party may not project a chief ministerial face for the Haryana Assembly polls slated to be held later this year. The Congress general secretary in-charge of Haryana exuded confidence that his party will win the polls with a big mandate and form its government in the state.

    How labour party’s election vows stack up for UK markets

    Labour party unveils manifesto to control debt, boost homebuilding, and upgrade infrastructure. UK stocks and sterling rally ahead of election.

    Congress did not reject EVMs, says P Chidambaram

    Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram clarified that his party does not reject Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) but supports improving the Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) system. He emphasised the need for enhancements to ensure transparency, suggesting that voters should be able to physically receive and deposit the VVPAT slip. Chidambaram denied blaming EVMs and advocated for ongoing reform to strengthen the electoral process.

    Will an NDA-led Modi 3.0 see Centre more open to welfare measures?

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have consistently opposed the distribution of freebies, as seen in their manifesto "Modi ki Guarantee," which avoided commitments like guaranteed pensions for government employees or reinstating rail concessions for seniors. In contrast, the Congress party's promises included substantial financial incentives like Rs 1 lakh annual aid for women and waivers on education and farm loans.

    BJP, PM Modi left with more questions than answers as party appears set to lose majority

    Despite setbacks in states like Uttar Pradesh, the BJP is expected to perform well in Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Gujarat. The election results have sparked a debate on the party's leadership and agenda, emphasizing the significance of regional factors in the contests.

    The Economic Times
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