인도 뉴스: 케랄라, 아삼, 푸두셰리 선거 투표 진행
India news: Kerala, Assam and Puducherry head to polls
Deutsche Welle
Mahima Kapoor Digital journalist based in New Delhi@MahimaKapoor12
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2026-04-09 06:32
Translated
인도의 선거 시즌이 도래하면서 두 개 주와 한 개 연방직할지의 유권자들이 투표소로 향하고 있다. 한편 다카는 방글라데시 셰이크 하시나 전 총리의 인도 송환을 다시 요청했다. DW에서 계속 보도합니다.
Here's a roundup of news headlines from India on Thursday, April 9:
Good morning! and welcome to DW's India blog.
This is Mahima Kapoor from the New Delhi Bureau and I will bring to you the day's biggest headlines and talking points from the country.
Parts of India, including the national capital, continue to see showers and thunderstorms due to a western disturbance rarely seen in the month of April. The atmospheric phenomenon has forced discussions of climate change all over the country.
Speaking of weather, it's election season in India as voters in two states and a union territory head to polls in high-stakes elections, which could see Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling BJP party extend ist power, both in terms of time and constituencies.
On the global front, Indians remain glued to their television sets as the fragile temporary ceasefire between the US,Israel and Iran seems to be coming undone. The war in the Middle East has significantly impacted Indian investments, businesses and critical supplies like cooking gas.
Stick with us as we break down the day's news for you.
Good morning! and welcome to DW's India blog.
This is Mahima Kapoor from the New Delhi Bureau and I will bring to you the day's biggest headlines and talking points from the country.
Parts of India, including the national capital, continue to see showers and thunderstorms due to a western disturbance rarely seen in the month of April. The atmospheric phenomenon has forced discussions of climate change all over the country.
Speaking of weather, it's election season in India as voters in two states and a union territory head to polls in high-stakes elections, which could see Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling BJP party extend ist power, both in terms of time and constituencies.
On the global front, Indians remain glued to their television sets as the fragile temporary ceasefire between the US,Israel and Iran seems to be coming undone. The war in the Middle East has significantly impacted Indian investments, businesses and critical supplies like cooking gas.
Stick with us as we break down the day's news for you.