Amit Shah

Will Patnaik Hurt AAP?

Rajeev Deshpande

Will the shortsightedness of AAP leaders hurt the party?

Modi and the New Common Sense

PR Ramesh

The prime minister will lead from the front as BJP forges a firm response to political and parliamentary subversion while efforts to acknowledge historical violence against Hindus will help preserve India’s cultural ethos

Modi at Full Throttle

Rajeev Deshpande

The Maharashtra result marks a watershed for the state and bolsters the Modi government, validating its ideological agenda even as Jharkhand hails the rise of Hemant Soren

The New Maharashtra–Jharkhand Impetus

Rajeev Deshpande

BJP banks on Hindutva mobilisation and welfare schemes to maintain the Haryana momentum while the I.N.D.I.A. alliance rests its hopes on a mix of populist promises, caste and the muslim vote

The Great Rebound

Rajeev Deshpande

BJP regains momentum with its historic hat-trick in Haryana, allowing Modi to renew his attack on Congress as a party driven by a divisive agenda, while Jammu & Kashmir delivers a pro-development verdict

India’s Selectors on Fast Bowlers Trail, Who Will Make It to Australia?

Short Post

It will be the first time in 33 years that the two countries will feature in a five-Test series

Making One Nation One Election Work

Open

The idea is to implement the ONOE plan on a national scale rather than doing it in instalments

Capital War: The Battle for Delhi

Rajeev Deshpande

Arvind Kejriwal's resignation sets the stage for an epic battle for Delhi with an AAP mired in corruption cases and a BJP hopeful of staging a comeback

Sullivan Clears the Air

Open

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan responded to criticism of the Modi-Putin hug saying the Prime Minister has a way of greeting people about which he has upfront knowledge