India, Trump and voter turnout

Trump's '$21m for voter turnout' claim triggers political row in India
US President Donald Trump's remark that his country spent $21m to boost voter turnout in India's elections has triggered a political slugfest in the country.He made the remark days after a team led by Elon Musk said it had cancelled the payout as part of its crackdown on a US agency providing foreign aid.
‘Why are we caring about India’s voter turnout?': Donald Trump's third attack on $21 mn USAID
Donald Trump termed the now cancelled USAID's $21 million fund for ‘voter turnout’ in India as a ‘kickback scheme’
Donald Trump questions $21M USAID funding for India voter turnout | Controversy explained amid BJP, Cong, EC responses
US President Donald Trump has cancelled the $21M allocated by USAID to boost voter turnout in India, questioning its purpose and potential interference in elections. The backlash has ignited a political debate in India.
Trump questions $21 million grant for voter turnout in India as DOGE cancels funding: ‘To get somebody else elected’
Trump criticized the former President Joe Biden’s administration of meddling with India’s elections while addressing the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami on Thursday.
U.S. Voter Turnout Funding in India Sparks Concerns Over Foreign Influence
India expresses alarm over U.S. funding for voter turnout campaigns within its borders, leading to worries about foreign intervention in domestic affairs. The Ministry of External Affairs is investigating the situation,
Trump questions $21m fund for voter turnout in India
The sweeping pardons that President Donald Trump granted to Jan. 6 rioters in his first day back in office do not apply to a Capitol rioter who was separately convicted by a federal jury in Tennessee of plotting to murder FBI agents who investigated his actions at the Capitol, Justice Department prosecutors told a federal court Tuesday.
Election Scandal: Trump Slams $21M U.S. Funding for India’s Voter Turnout
U.S. President Donald Trump has raised serious concerns about the use of American taxpayer money in foreign elections. During a speech at the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami, Trump criticized a $21 million grant that was originally allocated to boost voter turnout in India.
"Guess they were trying to get somebody elese elected" Donald Trump questions 21 Million USD fund for India voter turnout
US President Donald Trump has one again questioned the United States' allocation of USD 21 million for voter turnout efforts in India, comparing it to concerns over foreign interference in American elections while addressing the FII PRIORITY Summit in Miami,
'They were trying to get somebody else elected': Donald Trump slams Biden regime over 'voter turnout' fund for India
US President Donald Trump has accused the Biden administration of meddling in Indian politics and trying to influence the country's election results with the now scrapped fund of $21 million which was spent in India.
Donald Trump questions $21M USAID funding for voter turnout in India: What’s behind the controversy?
US President Donald Trump has raised eyebrows over the $21M allocated by USAID for boosting voter turnout in India, questioning its purpose and potential interference in elections. The backlash has ignited a political debate in India.
Trump slams $21 million US funding for India's voter turnout
Trump questions $21M US aid for Indian voting turnout, citing India's tax revenue. Tesla plans new outlets. For years, Honda was regarded as one of the most innovative companies in the world--one full of surprises.
How a false DOGE claim ignited a political firestorm in India
Elon Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service said last week it had canceled a $21 million program for “voter turnout” in India. The Post ...
Who is former USAID India chief Veena Reddy at centre of ‘$21 million for voter turnout’ row?
The controversy surrounding the now-cancelled $21-million (Rs 182 crore) grant for voter turnout in India by the Elon ...
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'Guess they were trying to get somebody else elected: Donald Trump on $21m fund for India
US President Donald Trump questioned the $21 million US allocation for voter turnout in India, during the FII PRIORITY Summit. He highlighted India's strong economy and high tariffs on US ...