This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Alex Ritzen and in the early hours of Wednesday the 5th of June,

these are our main stories.

We are all very grateful to members of the public.

Citizens have expressed full confidence in the B.J.

And NDA.

It's a victory of unwavering loyalty to the Constitution of India.

Another term for Prime Minister Norendramodi, but not the majority he was expecting.

In the US, President Biden announced a new policy on immigration at the border with Mexico.

The British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and opposition leader Kir Starma

have made their pitch to voters in the first head-to-head TV debate of the general election.

Also in this podcast, Switzerland's Air Force pilots prepare to practice take-offs and landings on the country's motorway network.

We begin with the Indian election.

Official results show an alliance led by the incumbent Prime Minister will form the next government.

But Norengramode was unable to win a majority for his party, the BHP, with far fewer seats won than the last

election five years ago.

An alliance led by Mr. Modi did win enough seats to allow him to serve as Prime Minister

for a third term, and for this he was

given a hero's welcome as our South Asia correspondent Samira-Hassain reports

from Delhi.

As Mr. Modi walked into BGB from Delhi.

As Mr. Modi walked into BGP headquarters, supporters roared with excitement, throwing flower petals

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