Congress seeks white paper on USAID flow to India
The Congress party on Thursday dismissed former U.S. President Donald Trumps questioning of the $21-million USAID funding for Indias voter turnout, calling his remarks "nonsensical." Trump had criticised the funding, which has since been scrapped, accusing the Biden administration of interfering in Indias electoral process.
The Congress party on Thursday dismissed former U.S. President Donald Trumps questioning of the $21-million USAID funding for Indias voter turnout, calling his remarks "nonsensical." Trump had criticised the funding, which has since been scrapped, accusing the Biden administration of interfering in Indias electoral process.
