Rohan Venkat takes us to the Lok Sabha to look at how the fallout from the general election is impacting the vote there. A new Speaker will be elected at the end of June, but will the Telugu Desam Party secure the post? In London, Tom Hamilton talks us through the impact that Nigel Farage and his Reform party is having in reshaping the landscape of the British Right, while, in the US, Emily Tamkin looks at how – and why – the Right gets away with characterising its politics as "common sense".
Reading
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From the memoir: Star para-athlete Deepa Malik recounts the discrimination she faced at the airport
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Why the CEO of a marketing company argues that clear messaging helps small businesses grow quickly
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Readers’ comments: Our culture and Hinduism is more important than the Indian economy
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How Rajendra Chola and his army sailed across the seas in the 11th century to beat the Malays
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Elon Musk: The oligarch who tweets democracy away
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New Delhi to assist US in repatriating 18,000 undocumented Indian migrants: Report
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The murky, unregulated world of psychological counselling in India
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Why is India’s middle class so silent about the slowing economy?
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How H-1B visas are caught in the political divide over US immigration
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RG Kar and Greeshma: Two murder cases show that capital punishment is a judicial lottery in India