Former US President Donald Trump’s remarks on a purported $21 million US allocation to India for boosting voter turnout have ...

The Indian Express had reported that $21 million from the USAID in 2022 were sanctioned not for India but for Bangladesh ...

US President Donald Trump criticized $21 million funding for voter turnout in India and $29 million to strengthen Bangladesh's political landscape. He ...

Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal during a media briefing called the claims by the US department "deeply troubling" and mentioned that relevant authorities are examining ...

Bhatia's statement came after Donald Trump questioned the US government's allocation of USD 21 million for voter turnout in India, calling it a "kickback scheme". Drawing a link between Gandhi and ...

The Congress claimed that the BJP’s narrative was aimed at diverting attention from its own use of foreign funds to destabilise Congress governments in the past.

A political war has erupted between the BJP and Congress over Donald Trump’s claim that USAID provided "$21 million for voter turnout in India," with both parties accusing each other of foreign ...

Trump's remarks came after Elon Musk's DOGE cancelled the humanitarian aid agency USAID's funding for several projects, ...

The revelation that the US gave 21 million dollars for alleged voter turnout in India has snowballed into a major controversy ...

In a sharp attack on the BJP-led Central government, Congress leader Pawan Khera accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of ...

Citing the media report, Khera claimed that the truth has come out that the 'USD 21 million USAID funds' were not given to India, but to Bangladesh.