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Indira Gandhi

25. 06. 1975

S Prasannarajan

The fall of Mrs G after the Emergency was India’s introduction to the mortality of the maximum leader

Don’t let clichés mar the partnership

A measure of honest reserve would serve India’s interests better and win Obama’s respect

His Honourable Son-in-Law

The uneasy relationship between the proud Feroze Gandhi and the detached Jawaharlal Nehru

Why strong leaders are highly vitaminised

Narendra Modi and the steroid theory of politics

It’s the Popularity, Dammit!

Narendra Modi could be the one who can tell the world that strength and popularity do not necessarily breed autocracy

The intimate daughter

Priyanka on the stump exudes the charisma of her grandmother. A portrait

The Trouble with Tribunals

And why India’s National Green Tribunal in particular cannot do justice to its stated objective

Ruin of the Congress

As two recent books tell us, India’s most charismatic leader, Indira Gandhi, has left a debilitating effect on the party. Rahul’s efforts to shelve personality-driven politics only bewilders it

Why Bother Re-arranging Chairs?

Even if the speculation in Delhi is true, a Kamaraj Lite Plan is unlikely to help the Congress

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