Sonia Gandhi

Manmohan Singh: The Autumn Of The Abandoned

PR Ramesh

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

PR Ramesh and Ullekh NP

The Jayanthi Natarajan exposé only adds to the UPA’s inglorious legacy in development

The Party Without a Plot

Kumar Anshuman

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

Harish Khare

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

Open

The two Gandhis own 76 per cent of Young Indian, which Swamy accuses of high level fraud

Give up or gear up

Ullekh NP

Faced with an unforgiving India and a redundant leadership, does Rahul Gandhi have any other choice?

A sense of betrayal, a whiff of hope

Madhavankutty Pillai

From Sonia Gandhi’s 13-minute stump speech to K Chandrashekar Rao’s nose which is more admirable than his words. Madhavankutty Pillai travels through a divided land and realises that the future of Telangana is hostage to populism and opportunism

Temple Tumble in Telangana

K Naresh Kumar

An MLA in Andhra Pradesh built a temple in the honour of Sonia Gandhi for granting statehood to Telangana, a demand pending for over six decades.

A World Without Men

Shahina KK

There are many settlements in Kerala’s Attappady tribal block that have only women, mostly widows with tragic lives. A close look at a peculiar imbalance

The Unreliable Source

Hartosh Singh Bal

The second rung of the Congress party, where there is much jostling for power, is the origin of some of the most ridiculous political spin in recent times