Dan Strumpf is a reporter covering South Asia for Bloomberg News, based in Delhi. He focuses on politics and economics, with a particular interest in the region. Previously, he worked with The Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong and his work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance and other publications.
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By: Ranjan Sen, Ruchi Bhatia Thu, Dan Strumpf
(Bloomberg) -- Few leaders in Asia are more happy to see Donald Trump heading back to the White House than Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
New Delhi is likely to see less pressure over alleged extrajudicial murders involving Khalistani extremists, but there are some concerns regarding trade, visas and tech transfer
By: Anusha Ondaatjie, Dan Strumpf
Sri Lanka holds its first parliamentary elections since the victory of its outsider leftist president, in a test of his ambitious pledges to combat corruption and rewrite an unpopular International Monetary Fund loan program.
Sri Lanka began counting votes in a parliamentary election that will decide whether the nation's outsider leftist president will be able to fulfill his ambitious pledges to combat corruption and rewrite an unpopular International Monetary Fund loan programme.
At least 10 newborns are feared dead after a fire broke out at a neonatal unit of a government hospital in India’s northern Uttar Pradesh state on Friday night, according to local media reports.
India conducted its first successful test of a long-range hypersonic missile, bringing the country a step closer toward deploying a high-tech weapon that's in the arsenal of only a handful of countries.
Sri Lanka began counting votes in a parliamentary election that will decide whether the nation’s outsider leftist president will be able to fulfill his ambitious pledges to combat corruption and rewrite an unpopular International Monetary Fund loan program.
By: Swati Gupta, Dan Strumpf
As the worst air pollution in years descended on India’s capital this week, the country’s health minister was not in New Delhi coordinating a response. Instead, he was 800 miles away, campaigning in a state election.
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