Narendra Modi

The Rites of Liberation

Swapan Dasgupta

The Rites of Liberation The Modi government held its nerve and enhanced India’s faith in itself

The Rage

Minhaz Merchant

Modi may be right. The opposition privately thinks so too. Hence the anger

State of the Gradualist

S Prasannarajan

Modi has resisted the playbook of populism

Protesting Too Much

S Prasannarajan

Is Modi Derangement Syndrome at work?

Who’s Next?

Jayanta Ghosal

Ghulam Nabi Azad will most probably be replaced as leader, but who can that be?

The Healing Project

PR Ramesh

India’s vaccine rollout is more than about protection from the pandemic. It is symbolic of economic rejuvenation and a return to normalcy after a year of distress

The Evolution of BJP

Swapan Dasgupta

A historical insight into the Vajpayee-Advani jugalbandi

The Politics of Grievance

PR Ramesh

The cycle of agitations against the Modi government is unlikely to end anytime soon

Reluctant Rahul

Jayanta Ghosal

The buzz is the Gandhi scion is not keen to take over the party presidentship

A Portrait of Protest

Siddharth Singh

When subversion becomes a feature of democracy

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