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World Service,24 Jul 2026,49 mins

Protesters in India pledge to continue their action

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India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, says he wants to introduce legislation to address the leaks of exam papers. He wished 59-year-old Mr Wangchuk good health after he ended his hunger strike. Dozens of protesters and police were injured in protests on Monday. One month on from Venezuela's massive double earthquake efforts continue to find the victims. We have a special report from our correspondent there. The US is imposing new import taxes on dozens of trading partners, claiming they have failed to properly stop forced labour. (Photo: A supporter of India's Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) holds an Indian national flag at the ongoing protest site. Credit: Francis Mascarenhas/ Reuters

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