Mihir Srivastava
Arvind Kejriwal’s party, true to its name, has pledged to put up ‘common people’ for Delhi’s Assembly polls. We speak to some of them
Learning from the 2009 experience, Left leaders propose a policy platform and shy away from any talk of a third front
As sacked UP ministers go to other parties, allegations of corruption against the BSP lose their punch
Nitish is cruising on development, Lalu is peddling a turnaround story, Rahul is planning for the future, and everyone else seems to be shunning ‘Modi’
The Congress’ bold new gameplan to win UP and Bihar polls involves setting up ‘third front’ alternatives to dominant regional parties in these states.
However, the margins in many seats were narrow. And, for the party to perform in the Assembly polls, it will have to deliver in the municipalities.
Research on polling choices suggests appearance counts far more than substance