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Polls indicate Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to win India’s general elections in April and May with profound implications for the region and the world.
Modi will center his campaign and post-election strategy on economic and welfare programs to improve women’s standard of living, reduce youth unemployment, and address farmers’ grievances.
Campaign rhetoric surrounding religious, ethnic, and caste issues, however, will exacerbate religious divisions and increase the risk of intercommunal violence.
In the foreign policy area, India will continue its cooperation with the U.S. to ensure stability across the Indo-Pacific region and to counter China’s growing influence.
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