It is the first time in a decade that Mr Modi's BJP has needed the support of regional parties to form the government.
It is the first time in a decade that Mr Narendra Modi's BJP has needed the support of regional parties to form the government.
It is the first time in a decade that the BJP - which won majorities outright in 2014 and 2019 - has needed the support of regional parties to form the government, a shift that initially spooked markets and worries analysts about policy certainty and fiscal discipline. “We have won the majority... but to run the country it is unanimity that is crucial... we will strive for unanimity,” he said, in a sign of the change in style coalition government may force on a leader used to ruling with a strong hand.
“I am confident that whatever is left he will now complete it. We will be with him at every step,” said Mr Nitish Kumar, chief minister of the eastern state of Bihar whose Janata Dal party is the third largest in the NDA with 12 lawmakers. Previously, soldiers were recruited by the army, navy and air force separately and typically entered service for up to 17 years for the lowest ranks.
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