BJP

Oppose and Be Damned

Amita Shah

Lok Sabha has passed 12 Bills in the Monsoon Session despite the Opposition’s persistent disruptions

Vote theft row erupts in Bengaluru as Rahul Gandhi prepares protest

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As Congress prepares to hit the streets over alleged missing voter names, the EC awaits documents, BJP hits back, and Bengaluru becomes ground zero for a new electoral standoff

An India-China Enterprise

Rajeev Deshpande

AIIB’s current lending to Indian projects, both government and private, is $1.8 billion a year and Ajay Bhushan Pandey sees room for considerable growth

The Sindoor Dividend

Rajeev Deshpande

BJP reasserts itself as defender of the nation with its performance in the parliamentary debate while Congress loses the argument

The Waiting Game

V Shoba

Who will win the power struggle in Karnataka?

Chidambaram says Team Modi formidable, INDIA bloc weak, headless

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In a rare praise, Congress stalwart and former Union minister says no party in India is as organised as the BJP

Why a Caste Census Matters

Ullekh NP

BJP has maintained that while it is not opposed to caste enumeration, the process must be handled with care and carried out through the formal Census, rather than sloppy state-level surveys