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West Bengal

Mamata Banerjee: I’m the Change

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

In a Bengal that has shed ideals and ideology for pragmatism, politics still swirls around Mamata Banerjee, loved by the bustees and dismissed by the bhadralok. The Didi paradox

Sitaram Yechury: The Terminator

Sitaram Yechury faces his biggest test so far in deciding whether to tie up with Congress for the Bengal polls

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind: Madani & Madani

Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind after the reunification hopes to influence the outcome of elections in West Bengal, Assam and Uttar Pradesh

After Bihar: Return of the Satrapies

Strong regional parties will continue to hold sway against the BJP

Sitaram Yechury: The Secretary is Elsewhere

Sitaram Yechury incurs the displeasure of party leaders who want action, not talk, as the new chief goes ahead with plans to hold a plenum in November, just months ahead of crucial polls in Kerala where it is battling against heavy odds to wrest power from the Congress and in West Bengal where it is struggling to retain its second position

Raul Castro, Sitaram Yechury face a Trotskyan moment

Communists like Raul Castro and Sitaram Yechury face a Trotskyan moment today

DIDI’S DEADLY GAME

A reckless Mamata Banerjee reduces Islamist terror to a Centre-state dispute

THE LAST FOSSILS

How the Left lost the fight against inequality to the Right

The last General Secretary

Why India should be indebted to Prakash Karat

Didi is singing alone this time

As Mamata Banerjee rides a wave of triumphalism, Sohini Chattopadhyay in West Bengal says all is not as funny as the Trinamool leader’s limericks

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