Rajeev Deshpande
The session is set to conclude several days before schedule in view of an implacable logjam between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress
If you were a well-wisher of Rahul Gandhi, you would tell him to stop pretending to be an intellectual. Being an intellectual is not necessary to be prime minister
Armed with nationalism and effective delivery, BJP is forging ahead while opposition unity remains elusive in the run-up to crucial state elections
India has a stock market too diverse and an economy too big to fail. But the timing of a speculative attack on a key conglomerate raises many questions
The overall status of India as a nonthreatening but rising global player has helped the Adanis, just as it has helped the Tatas and the Ambanis
It would remain a PR gimmick unless the 50-year-young yatri does something concrete for the welfare of the teeming millions
Modi’s attack on freebies and his emphasis on development-cum-welfare will define the BJP campaigns for the upcoming Assembly elections