Shiv Visvanathan
The portrait of a leader who has altered the idea of being Indian
This is the story of three leaders in search of one India, still impatient
Nehru bided his time and came out trumps. Bose rebelled against the mainstream and found himself as an unsuccessful De Gaulle
The letters of India’s first Prime Minister to his chief ministers are lessons that are not always socialist in nation building
Do it or be damned. After closely watching Modi at work, we deconstruct the big message from the first ten days of the Prime Minister
The country has grown weary of Rahul Gandhi’s reluctance to play a larger leadership role. About time he quit dithering
Why the Congress cannot do without her. And why that presents her with yet another political challenge
Robin Sharma on the need for overcommunication, usefulness of acronyms and uselessness of cynics.
Nitin Gadkari is set to take over a party that desperately needs someone who can shape victories. A look at what his vote-pulling formula might be
That is the bottomline. At least Uttar Pradesh, a Congress bastion for yonks and then not for nearly as long, is ready to vote the party in, with Rahul on top.