Arvind Kejriwal

After the AAPocalypse

S Prasannarajan

On Planet Kejriwal, martyrdom, no matter however stage- managed, is a prerequisite for further growth

The Last Day in the Life of the AAP Regime

Mihir Srivastava

Mihir Srivastava chronicles the last gasps of a government that promised to be different but ended up in a mess

It Isn’t Gas: If You Fix The Price, You Pay a Price

Dhiraj Nayyar

How the UPA’s muddled economic policies have

The Paradox of Power

Mihir Srivastava

Kejriwal may have lost some goodwill, but remains clear about AAP’s electoral strategy

The Inconvenient Chief Minister

Mihir Srivastava

Both the BJP and Congress want to see Kejriwal fail, but he has a trump card they dare not ignore

So, Do You Need Modi?

Manu Joseph

The arrival of Arvind Kejriwal eliminates the need for the urban educated middle-class to negotiate a compromise with its own values

Why AAP Will Find the Going Tough in Mumbai

Haima Deshpande

Unlike Delhi, Maharashtra has several strong regional parties that command huge support. And Kejriwal’s old friend Anna Hazare is not a big fan of the AAP either

Kejriwal’s Delhi

arindam

Snapshots from some of the winning constituencies of the Aam Aadmi Party

“Kejriwal Is Not Even on Our Radar”

Mihir Srivastava

Sheila Dikshit speaks about her anarchist adversary, on Rahul Gandhi, son Sandeep Dikshit, the issue of women’s safety and more

‘We Are Not Wedded to Any Ideology’

Manu Joseph

Manu Joseph, editor of Open magazine, in conversation with Arvind Kejriwal at Smoke House Deli, a day before Kejriwal announced his plan to contest from the constituency which is Sheila Dikshit’s fief.