Opposition to Hindi imposition has a long legacy and often reaps political dividends as with the Thackerays now
In a conversation, the chief minister blames the Aam Aadmi Party for the capital’s woes and outlines her vision for the city
The revision of electoral rolls in Bihar will help weed out illegal immigrants and serve as a test case across India
Examines the legal and political storm over the private papers of India’s first prime minister and why they remain at the heart of a battle for legacy and control
The Emergency was a black chapter in India’s post-Independence history which has mercifully not been repeated. The curtailment of Article 352 and the proactive role of the constitutional courts in protecting the ‘basic structure' of the Constitution have prevented political overreach
Behind Chirag Paswan’s decision to contest the Bihar Assembly polls is a desire to expand his party’s vote bank
In Prime Minister Modi’s eleventh year, his government is working with states to simplify regulations while RBI is gambling on growth by reducing lending rates and increasing liquidity
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s inept handling of the party organisation is rapidly eroding its credibility amid growing dissent
This is the first sitting of Parliament since Operation Sindoor
The gulf between the Congress and senior party leaders travelling with all-party delegations post Operation Sindoor reflects an inability to differentiate national security from partisan politics