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US Embassy Contradicts Trump's 'USAID Fund For Voter Turnout In India' Claim
The US Embassy in Delhi has contradicted President Donald Trump's claims and said that it did not receive or provide $21 million for any voter turnout-related activities in India.
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"USAID Was Allowed Here In Good Faith": S Jaishankar On Voter Turnout Fund
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has raised concerns over information from the US that millions of dollars were sent to India, allegedly to influence elections in India.
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Trump Questions India Voter Turnout Fund Again, BJP Seeks "Deep State" Probe
The BJP has sought an investigation into alleged US funding of $21 million for voter turnout in India and "kickbacks". The BJP's call for a probe came after US President Donald Trump first raised the issue of the alleged funding.
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"Raises Worries Of Interference In Internal Matters": India On USAID
India said the US Agency for International Development (USAID) $21 million fund for 'voter turnout in India' in 2012, "raises worries of interference in Indian internal matters, and relevant agencies are looking into it."
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"Kickback Scheme... What Do I Care?" Trump On USAID As BJP Slams Congress
Donald Trump on Thursday repeated his criticism about $21 million in US government funding for India - via global aid agency USAID in 2012 - for 'voter turnout', calling it a "kickback scheme", which prompted the BJP to target Rahul Gandhi.
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Who Is Veena Reddy, Ex-USAID India Head At Centre Of "$21 Million Fund" Row
A day after US President Donald Trump repeated that his predecessor Joe Biden approved a $21 million grant via USAID for "voter turnout in India," the ruling BJP and the Congress have engaged in a heated exchange over the matter.
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"Trying To Get Somebody Else Elected": Donald Trump On $21 Million 'India Fund'
Donald Trump's remarks came days after the DOGE, led by Elon Musk, scrapped a $21 million grant intended to boost "voter turnout" in India.
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"Why $21 Million To India? They Got Lot More Money": Trump On DOGE Cut
Days after the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by billionaire Elon Musk, scrapped a $21 million grant intended to boost "voter turnout" in India, President Donald Trump defended the move.
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How USAID Funneled $21 Million To India For 'Voter Turnout'
The newly created US Department of Government Efficiency or DOGE has been auditing several government agencies in the US and cutting wasteful expenditure.
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"USAID Biggest Scam In History": PM's Adviser After DOGE's "India Voter" Funds Claim
The claim by the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by the world's richest man Elon Musk, that it has cancelled US funds meant to influence "voter turnout in India" has drawn the attention of an adviser to the Prime Minister.
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"Not An Iota Of Fact": Ex-Poll Body Chief Rejects DOGE's India Funds Claim
Former chief election commissioner SY Quraishi on Sunday rejected a report that US agency funding was used for raising voter turnout in India when he headed the poll body.
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Elon Musk's DOGE Flags $21 Million For "Voter Turnout In India", BJP Responds
The United States Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has cancelled a $21 million US taxpayer-funded grant - under former President Joe Biden's administration - meant to influence "voter turnout in India."
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2020 US Presidential Election Recorded Highest Voter Turnout In 120 Years: Expert
The 2020 US presidential election has recorded the highest voter turnout in 120 years, a prominent electoral expert has said.
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US Expected To Witness Highest Voter Turnout In A Century: Report
The US appears to be on track to see over 160 million votes cast in the 2020 presidential election, a turnout rate of about 67 per cent.
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5 Reasons Why India Will Be Closely Watching US Midterm Elections
Election day is upon us, promising what is not just expected to be a historic US midterm election because of the expected voter turnout, pulling in even the "Presidential election voters" but also because few other elections of the sort have been this hotly contested, divisive, controversial, potentially making possible the impeachment of the man i...
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US Embassy Contradicts Trump's 'USAID Fund For Voter Turnout In India' Claim
The US Embassy in Delhi has contradicted President Donald Trump's claims and said that it did not receive or provide $21 million for any voter turnout-related activities in India.
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"USAID Was Allowed Here In Good Faith": S Jaishankar On Voter Turnout Fund
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has raised concerns over information from the US that millions of dollars were sent to India, allegedly to influence elections in India.
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Trump Questions India Voter Turnout Fund Again, BJP Seeks "Deep State" Probe
The BJP has sought an investigation into alleged US funding of $21 million for voter turnout in India and "kickbacks". The BJP's call for a probe came after US President Donald Trump first raised the issue of the alleged funding.
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"Raises Worries Of Interference In Internal Matters": India On USAID
India said the US Agency for International Development (USAID) $21 million fund for 'voter turnout in India' in 2012, "raises worries of interference in Indian internal matters, and relevant agencies are looking into it."
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"Kickback Scheme... What Do I Care?" Trump On USAID As BJP Slams Congress
Donald Trump on Thursday repeated his criticism about $21 million in US government funding for India - via global aid agency USAID in 2012 - for 'voter turnout', calling it a "kickback scheme", which prompted the BJP to target Rahul Gandhi.
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Who Is Veena Reddy, Ex-USAID India Head At Centre Of "$21 Million Fund" Row
A day after US President Donald Trump repeated that his predecessor Joe Biden approved a $21 million grant via USAID for "voter turnout in India," the ruling BJP and the Congress have engaged in a heated exchange over the matter.
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"Trying To Get Somebody Else Elected": Donald Trump On $21 Million 'India Fund'
Donald Trump's remarks came days after the DOGE, led by Elon Musk, scrapped a $21 million grant intended to boost "voter turnout" in India.
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"Why $21 Million To India? They Got Lot More Money": Trump On DOGE Cut
Days after the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by billionaire Elon Musk, scrapped a $21 million grant intended to boost "voter turnout" in India, President Donald Trump defended the move.
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How USAID Funneled $21 Million To India For 'Voter Turnout'
The newly created US Department of Government Efficiency or DOGE has been auditing several government agencies in the US and cutting wasteful expenditure.
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"USAID Biggest Scam In History": PM's Adviser After DOGE's "India Voter" Funds Claim
The claim by the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by the world's richest man Elon Musk, that it has cancelled US funds meant to influence "voter turnout in India" has drawn the attention of an adviser to the Prime Minister.
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"Not An Iota Of Fact": Ex-Poll Body Chief Rejects DOGE's India Funds Claim
Former chief election commissioner SY Quraishi on Sunday rejected a report that US agency funding was used for raising voter turnout in India when he headed the poll body.
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Elon Musk's DOGE Flags $21 Million For "Voter Turnout In India", BJP Responds
The United States Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has cancelled a $21 million US taxpayer-funded grant - under former President Joe Biden's administration - meant to influence "voter turnout in India."
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2020 US Presidential Election Recorded Highest Voter Turnout In 120 Years: Expert
The 2020 US presidential election has recorded the highest voter turnout in 120 years, a prominent electoral expert has said.
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US Expected To Witness Highest Voter Turnout In A Century: Report
The US appears to be on track to see over 160 million votes cast in the 2020 presidential election, a turnout rate of about 67 per cent.
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5 Reasons Why India Will Be Closely Watching US Midterm Elections
Election day is upon us, promising what is not just expected to be a historic US midterm election because of the expected voter turnout, pulling in even the "Presidential election voters" but also because few other elections of the sort have been this hotly contested, divisive, controversial, potentially making possible the impeachment of the man i...
