politics
The Death of Ideology
Hartosh Singh Bal
Why is it that since 1992, despite umpteen changes of government in India and several different Prime Ministers of every ilk—left, right and centre—it feels as if we have had the same government in power for 17 years?
Statue of Debility
The trust deficit between India and the US is unmistakable. What is it about America’s South Asia policy that gives the sense India has been downgraded?
Cloak and Swagger
Leila Kabir and Jaya Jaitly are waging a battle of intrigue for George Fernandes’ political legacy
The Maoist Mood
So long as Nepal cannot attain political stability without them, the landlocked country’s Maoists have the strongest hand to play. What might Prachanda’s next move look like?
A School for Politicians
For Rs 2.75 lakh, a Pune institution promises to turn you into a full-fledged neta
Bloodied Bengal and Its Bhadralok
Why violence maintains its currency as a political tool in West Bengal
Attack of the Clones
Your correspondent catches Varun Gandhi in an awkward moment to get a hang of what’s really going on in the young politician’s head
High on Issues
Jaswant Singh is seeking votes in Darjeeling on the promise of his support for the Gorkhaland cause
Milch Maketh the Maths
From the cool cubicles of the corporate world to buffalo distribution, Annu Tandon has taken quite an arc to enter the dusty fields of electoral politics in Uttar Pradesh
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