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Opinion | US Presidential Polls: Trump or Biden, India's Stakes Are Higher Than EverElizabeth Roche
Wednesday April 03, 2024Under Joe Biden, ties have seen a consolidation in areas like strategic technology and defence. And while Trump has been variously described as "transactional" and "whimsical", India has successfully navigated a Trump presidency in the past.
Opinion: The Dystopia That Is American Democracy TodayHarsh V. Pant
Friday January 19, 2024The world is passing through a phase of disorder, which is posing serious policy questions for nations big and small.
Opinion: The Curious Case Of US Presidential ElectionHarsh V. Pant
Thursday November 09, 2023A year from now, the US will have a new President but the nation's electoral challenge is getting curiouser and curiouser.
Opinion: What Singapore's New Indian-Origin President Says On IndiaPreeti Dawra
Tuesday September 05, 2023Singapore, a multi-ethnic and diverse nation, witnessed a historic presidential election when Tharman Shanmugaratnam, a multi-generational Singaporean of Tamil ancestry, secured a landslide victory this week.
- Reported by Sunil Prabhu, Edited by Aloke Tikku | Friday July 21, 2017 , New Delhi
The BJP has called the NDA's candidate Ram Nath Kovind's win in the presidential election a truly historic win. But the former governor who will become the country's second Dalit President may not be the only one setting records.
- Press Trust of India | Friday July 21, 2017 , New Delhi
The BJP on Thursday took a swipe at the opposition's presidential candidate Meira Kumar's claim of fighting an ideological contest, saying she represented the dynasty culture of the Congress while its candidate Ram Nath Kovind showed its commitment to the marginalised groups.
- Press Trust of India | Thursday July 20, 2017 , New Delhi
A total of 77 votes were declared invalid today during counting for the presidential election and the list of rejected ballots was topped by parliamentarians.
- Reported by Akhilesh Sharma,Anant R Zanane,Sunil Prabhu, Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Friday July 21, 2017 , New Delhi
Ram Nath Kovind's election as the next president of India was never in doubt but the large scale cross-voting in seven states throws up a big worry for the opposition, especially ahead of polls in Gujarat later this year.
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