Foreign investors shook off turbulence in Indian financial markets on Monday after a weekend defeat for the government in a key regional election, but they pressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi to do more to accelerate promised reforms. Modi needs to win most state elections in the next three years to secure full control of parliament, and the heavy loss in Bihar prompted some to fret he could struggle to push through key economic reforms. After falling as much as 2.3 percent on Monday to its lowest level since Sept. 29, the NSE was 1.2 percent lower as of 1:45 p.m. The rupee and ...