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Anna Hazare breaks fast, renews faith in people power [VIDEO]

Mr. Hazare broke his fast Sunday after India's Parliament passed a nonbinding resolution supporting new anticorruption legislation. The victory is boosting the hopes of citizen activists.
Can flaws in India Commonwealth Games spark reform?

Many Indians hope the missteps leading up to the India Commonwealth Games, which begin in Delhi Sunday, will add momentum to efforts to reform governance.
India displays civic spirit – and cynicism – as election nears end

New Delhi and Kashmir voted Thursday in Round 4 of staggered national polls.
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Why shoes – and biryani – fly at India's politicians

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