India’s COVID catastrophe is not the only crisis Modi’s BJP has to deal with.

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NEW DELHI (CU)_When Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister of India in 2014, the country was recognised as one of the poorest nations in the world, with constant need of foreign aid. Although his “acche din aane wale hain” (good days are on the way) slogan may have instilled a glimmer of hope in the hearts on Indians back then, however, this may not be the case anymore. As the South Asian nation continues to battle against the second wave of the pandemic, accounting for one in every two global infections each day, it appears that Indians do not trust PM Modi’s…

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