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Rahul Gandhi
So, Who’s the Boss?
Dhirendra K Jha
From two not so long ago, the Congress now has three clear power centres, but no one knows how and where whose writ runs
The Prince and The President
Barack Obama’s political persona and career have many vital cues for India’s Prime Minister-in-waiting
Rail, Road, Rahul
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’
Grand Young Party
Rahul Gandhi wants to radically transform a party that had grown much too distant from ordinary citizens like you and me. He expects to have 20 million new recruits, but wants more.
The Good, the Bad and the Difficult
The Congress’ bold new gameplan to win UP and Bihar polls involves setting up ‘third front’ alternatives to dominant regional parties in these states.
Understanding Dalits: Rahul’s Stepping Stones
Rahul Gandhi’s original aim, as he once said, was simply to visit the homes of the poor, regardless of caste. The poorest huts only happened to be Dalit.
The Rahul Plan
In the electoral fray of Uttar Pradesh, the Congress led by Rahul Gandhi aims to win over major Dalit sub-castes disenchanted with Mayawati.
Falling for a Dumb Debate
The success of the Shiv Sena is that it makes us talk like Bal Thackeray, as evident from Rahul Gandhi’s collegiate statement about the statehood of NSG commandos.
India This Week
Dynasty Politics Breaking JD-U Back; SP’s Golden Oldies; Civilian Dishonour?; Missing: Mark of a National Leader; Four Chief Ministers and a State
From INC to Congress Inc.
It was a party of educated professionals once, and Rahul Gandhi wants to make it so again. But his father before him had tried, and he will succeed only if he finds a new way to do it.
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