Cover Stories

Delhi: For Whom the Poor Vote

Ullekh NP

AAP hopes to retain its sway over slum clusters as BJP looks to make inroads, reports Ullekh NP from the impoverished alleys of the capital

Spend and Perish

Siddharth Singh

A revenue-surplus state only on paper, Delhi is actually running a deficit

Aam Aadmi to Avocado Aadmi

PR Ramesh

Alleged corruption, a jail term, declining public goodwill and a resurgent BJP have put Arvind Kejriwal’s evolutionary story to the test in the upcoming Delhi Assembly Election

The Peace Deal

Anat Bernstein-Reich

One of Israel’s key expectations is the continuation of the Abraham Accords, normalising relations with more Arab neighbours, especially Saudi Arabia

The First Look

Kaveree Bamzai

Usha Vance was the breakout star of the inaugural fashion game while Melania Trump sought to replace the dull DC style with a sharp New York vibe

Stars and Their Stripes

Sudeep Paul

What the key faces in Trump’s constellation of appointees say about his plans

Disruptor-In-Chief

Seema Sirohi

Donald Trump’s motto America First comes with no olive branch to the rest of the world. He is more determined, more experienced, and ready to extract his pound of flesh

Back to Common Sense

Rajeev Deshpande

India hopes Trump’s stated desire to leave behind a legacy as a unifier is based on hard-nosed realism and practical considerations will drive the bilateral relationship