Yet again settlers from one Indian state have taken over large parts of another’s farmland, altering the farm economy, power equations and social setup.

Jaganmohan Reddy’s CM aspirations haven’t gone down well with the Congress

Leila Kabir and Jaya Jaitly are waging a battle of intrigue for George Fernandes’ political legacy

With renewed talk of a rift between Manmohan Singh and Pranab Mukherjee, Congress circles are abuzz with balance-of-power whispers.

It ruled the cow belt for two decades but is now headed for oblivion. An analysis of a social revolution that went wrong

Though fighting oppression in West Bengal, Maoists are busy oppressing their own cadres in Jharkhand. Dissent is not an option in their ideology

A roundup of post-poll government formation possibilities explains why the political fission caused by the nuclear deal may bring Mayawati to the fore

The RJD chief was once thought to be invincible in his home state. Now Nitish Kumar is working overtime to draft his political obituary

The hustings are over, but the action has just begun as political parties embark on negotiations for government formation. It’s deal time and here are the dealmakers

The great novelist was born in Bihar. Who cares to remember? None, if the derelict state of his house is any indication