India Prepares for World's Largest Democratic Election

With nearly 1 billion eligible voters, Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks a third term, focusing on economic growth amid challenges.

India's parliamentary elections set for April and May, marking a significant democratic exercise with close to 1 billion eligible voters.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims for a third term, emphasizing economic development and facing opposition from a united alliance.
Economic growth and infrastructure investment are key themes of Modi's campaign, despite concerns over unemployment and inequality.
Opposition parties, previously fragmented, have formed the INDIA alliance to challenge Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.
The election is seen as a test for India's democratic values, with Modi's rule marked by rising unemployment and attacks against minorities.