Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi’s Iftaar Democracy
Kumar Anshuman
It also turned out to be an occasion to exhibit the new-found friendship with Janata Dal (United), which assumes significance in the wake of Bihar Assembly elections scheduled later this year
Congress in Revival Mode?
Congress has turned aggressive as Rahul Gandhi prepares to take full command later this year, but old rhetoric and internal rifts hold the party back
The relaunch of Rahul Gandhi
The 56 days ‘Chintan’ has not changed Rahul Gandhi much and he has yet to become Rahul 2.0. But it’s a marketing strategy that seems to be working for Congress as of now
TRANSITION TRAUMA
Why a section of the Congress thinks Rahul Gandhi’s absence is good for the party even as Sonia Gandhi prepares for a transfer of power
Manmohan Singh: The Autumn Of The Abandoned
The humiliation of Manmohan Singh, now an accused in the coal allotment scam, continues even after his 7 Race Course Road days. The pain of being let down by erstwhile loyalists and protégés is not lessened by the fig leaf of support offered by the party at the last minute
How They Brought India Down
The Jayanthi Natarajan exposé only adds to the UPA’s inglorious legacy in development
The Party Without a Plot
Afflicted by an inert organisation, absent leadership and ideological confusion, Congress needs to forge a revival plan before it’s too late
One Book is Not Enough
The controversial memoirs of the ex-confidant of Sonia Gandhi entertain but fail to deliver the Kissinger-esque history lessons the former foreign minister, a skilled storyteller, could have given us
The National Herald case
The two Gandhis own 76 per cent of Young Indian, which Swamy accuses of high level fraud
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