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India after COVID
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India after COVID

Few nations were as ravaged by COVID as India, especially when the Delta strain tore through the country in the spring of 2021. Delhi-based journalist Barkha Dutt experienced its toll as both a journalist and a daughter. Back when she first appeared on GZERO World in May 2021, she had just lost her father to COVID. She was simultaneously grieving and covering COVID's impact across India.

What does democracy look like in Modi's India?
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What does democracy look like in Modi's India?

India's population recently surpassed China's and in the most populous country on earth, nothing is simple. But for the world's largest democracy, democracy isn't so simple, either. India has had its fair share of problems, from the persecution of minority groups, to a clamping down on press freedom, and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has faced stiff criticism from the West. But during his recent trip to the White House, President Biden still rolled out the red carpet and welcomed him with open arms. The question remains: What does a Modi led India look like?

Is Modi's India a friend or foe to the US?
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Is Modi's India a friend or foe to the US?

What is an ally? How is it different from a strategic partner? At what point does a shared interest between two nations bloom into a full-fledged alliance? Those questions are at the heart of the DC-Delhi relationship.

India is not a US ally ... or is it?
GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

India is not a US ally ... or is it?

If the United States and India were to ever make it Facebook official, their status would be: "It's Complicated." These two global behemoths may seem like close allies, especially judging by the warm welcome President Biden gave Prime Minister Modi during his White House visit in June, but in reality, they are anything but best friends.

Indian PM Modi shaking hands with President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden with the logo of GZERO World with Ian Bremmer: the podcast
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Podcast: Modi's India on the world stage

Listen: Is India a US ally? Based on the pomp and circumstance surrounding Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Washington in June, the answer seems obvious, right? They love us! We love them! End of story. Right? Well ... it’s complicated.

As India gasps for air, a government “still in denial”
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As India gasps for air, a government “still in denial”

Barkha Dutt, Delhi-based journalist, attempts to explain the gravity of the situation in India; things are so bad that offerings at places of worship are now oxygen cylinders rather than food.

India’s “Darwinian” COVID response: “Indians have been left to fend for themselves”
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India’s “Darwinian” COVID response: “Indians have been left to fend for themselves”

The situation in India is dire, even Darwinian, says Delhi-based journalist, Barka Dutt. In an effort to draw attention to the ongoing crisis, Dutt speaks openly about the systemic issues exacerbating the pandemic's toll throughout India.

Did “complacency” cause India’s COVID explosion?
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Did “complacency” cause India’s COVID explosion?


Bharka Dutt tries to explain why India's COVID story has taken such a stark turn from 2020 to 2021.

India’s COVID calamity
GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

India’s COVID calamity

As the COVID crisis looms large in India, Barkha Dutt says the country desperately needs help. In a gut-wrenching interview with Ian Bremmer, the Delhi-based journalist wrestles with both the personal and collective devastation happening across the country.

Podcast: Journalist Barkha Dutt on India’s COVID calamity
GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Podcast

Podcast: Journalist Barkha Dutt on India’s COVID calamity

Listen: India's latest COVID explosion hits home as one Delhi-based journalist speaks with Ian Bremmer about her own father's death from the virus. Barkha Dutt has been reporting on the pandemic in India since it began, but nothing could prepare her for the catastrophic second wave that has hit her country in the last few weeks—and that has now shattered her own family.