The elections in the world’s largest democracy (that is also a prominent emerging economy) is obviously an item of importance in the world media. Here’s a snapshot of how newspapers around the world covered the news of Narendra Modi and BJP’s emphatic victory in the elections to the 16th Lok Sabha.
Modi might have won these elections promising development and making a deliberate shift away from BJP’s Hindutva politics, but he is still identified as a Hindu nationalist in many of the headlines and news reports.
New York Times, New York, USAWall Street Journal, New York, USADawn, Karachi, PakistanThe Independent, Dhaa, BangladeshFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Frankfurt, GermanyLidove Noviny, Prague, Czech Republicde Volkskrant, Amsterdam, NetherlandsBuenos Aires Herald, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaThe Daily Star, Beirut, LebanonGazeta do Povo, Curitiba, BrazilKhaleej Times, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesEl Mercurio, Santiago, ChileArab News, Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaArab Times, Shuwaikh, KuwaitBorneo Bulletin, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei DarussalamGulf News, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesKuwait Times, KuwaitLa Stampa, Torino, ItalyLe Matinal, Port Louis, MauritiusStar, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaThe Australian Financial Review, Sydney, AustraliaThe Himalayan Times, Kathmandu, NepalThe National, Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesThe Straits Times, SingaporeVirgin Islands Daily News, Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands
I find it disturbing that most of the western countries Newspapers seems to be referring to the party or Modi himself as a Hindu-Nationalist compared to most of the eastern newspapers. Still using the divide and rule!!!!
Hope for better days for 1.25biloon indians That Is Mr Modi
I find it disturbing that most of the western countries Newspapers seems to be referring to the party or Modi himself as a Hindu-Nationalist compared to most of the eastern newspapers. Still using the divide and rule!!!!