Sonia Gandhi
A Socialist Mirage
Siddharth Singh
Policies that encourage redistribution have a poor track record and Congress’ leftward lurch is more a vision of class war than empowerment
Congress: Is the Party Withering Away?
Congress is in organisational disarray with the exit of many senior leaders owing to the inaccessibility of the Gandhis and diminishing electoral prospects
The Great Disconnect
Rahul Gandhi leads a Congress so bereft of ideas that it is banking on a divisive manifesto couched in the language of diversity and inclusion
When You Don’t Pay Your Dues…
Congress’ bid to argue that the tax cases against it are politically motivated is unconvincing and adds to the negative baggage it carries ahead of elections
Rao As Bharat Ratna
Narasimha Rao stands out as he was often not only denied his due but was subjected to undeserved calumny at the hands of partisan commentators.
I.N.D.I.A. and Its Discontents
An Opposition alliance has unseated a strong incumbent at the Centre only when it has had a promise to sell and a charismatic leader. The anti-Modi alliance has neither while its own contradictions threaten to pull it apart
‘Legacy is not just about genes. It cannot be taken for granted’
In conversation with Ghulam Nabi Azad
Congress Has Lost the Will to Fight
The party should have been proud of Prime Minister Modi’s speech at my farewell
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