Shekhar Gupta
What does the rise of Modi and Kejriwal, and the stalling of Rahul, say about Indian politics?
The wait is over. The Congress Party has found a man to fight Modi from Benares.
The Political Editor of The Economist returns to the last General Election to make sense of India 2014
He is as feared and admired a politician as his mentor. His strategic skills and organisational acumen are as legendary as the controversies that swirl around him are never-ending. PR Ramesh embarks on a journey in search of the real Amit Shah, variously described as the man who holds the key to Narendra Modi’s conscience, a ruthless artist of realpolitik , the smartest spin doctor in town and the man nobody dares mess with. A definitive portrait
On a closer read, the BJP’s manifesto ‘One India, Greater India’ is the party’s most definitive documentation of life after Ayodhya.
Varanasi for Modi was chosen nine months ago. The inside story of how the House of Saffron took its boldest decision.
Hinduism’s holiest destination has become Indian politics’ hottest dateline which will test the faith and tenacity of the man around whom the arguments about our national destiny swirl. A report on the political symbolism of Varanasi
Rahul’s Hitler invocation is in tune with the lazy intellectual tradition of our undergraduate radicals and peanut socialists