Modi: news, debates and related posts

If you landed here, you want straightforward coverage and discussion around topics tagged "modi" on Striking Deals India. This tag groups posts where Modi, his policies, or related national debates come up — sometimes directly, sometimes as part of a bigger story. Expect a mix: quick explainers, opinion pieces, and linked news that matter for everyday readers.

What you'll find under this tag

Short, clear summaries that help you decide what to read next. Here are a few types of posts you'll see:

Policy & institutions: Coverage like the Supreme Court's VVPAT decision explains how election tech and court rulings affect trust in voting.

Political leaders & governance: Pieces mentioning Amit Shah or debates about coordination between police and central agencies touch on how government works behind the scenes.

Media and public debate: Critical takes on Indian media performance and viewership of public broadcasters like DD News, aimed at readers who want to understand information flows in India.

Everyday life & wider context: Sometimes posts tagged here cover broader India-related questions — banking (Kotak 811), jobs abroad (Indian doctors in the USA), demographics (Indians in Alaska), or services (life coaches for adults with ADHD). They show how national debates connect to daily life.

How to use this tag

Not every post here is a straight political rant. Read the short descriptions to find what you want:

- Want facts about a court ruling? Look for the VVPAT/EVM piece. It explains what the Supreme Court decided and why it matters.

- Curious about governance or security? Check posts mentioning Amit Shah and agency coordination for practical points on how law-and-order policy gets implemented.

- Need a quick explainer on money matters tied to national policy? The Kotak 811 write-up breaks down variants, limits, and who benefits.

- Interested in social questions influenced by national narratives? Articles about media credibility, public TV audiences, or healthcare professionals abroad give on-the-ground perspective.

Tip: scan titles and the one-line descriptions first. That saves time and helps you pick posts that actually discuss policy or public impact, rather than just mentioning a name.

If you want to follow a debate, bookmark this tag and check back — new posts may connect the dots between policy choices and everyday effects like banking access, legal changes, or media coverage. Read critically, compare a couple of posts, and decide which source matches what you need: quick facts, deeper context, or opinion.

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