Opinion: I.N.D.I.A. Alliance Looks Like 2019's UPAAmitabh Tiwari | Tuesday January 30, 2024 The I.N.D.I.A. bloc currently appears to be in complete disarray, and with the highly charged emotional atmosphere in the country following the inauguration of the Ram Mandir, the BJP seems to hold a significant advantage at this moment.Opinion: Can Ram Temple Take BJP To 400-Plus And 50% Vote Share?Amitabh Tiwari | Tuesday January 23, 2024 The target appears to be improbable, but with a weakened opposition, and a positive environment created by inauguration of Ram Mandir, it is not impossible. Politics, after all, is the art of impossible.Opinion: JDU and Nitish Kumar's Existential CrisisAmitabh Tiwari | Saturday December 30, 2023 Nitish Kumar has taken over the reins of the Janata Dal United (JDU) again and will perform the double role of party president and Bihar Chief Minister. Lallan Singh, his predecessor, offered his resignation to focus on contesting in the elections.Opinion: BJP's Mission 50% For Lok Sabha 2024 - Hype Or Substance?Amitabh Tiwari | Tuesday December 26, 2023 The BJP has begun its preps for the 2024 general election with Prime Minister Narendra Modi setting a target of 50% vote share for the party.Opinion: Mamata Banerjee, Arvind Kejriwal Killed 2 Birds With One StoneAmitabh Tiwari | Wednesday December 20, 2023 Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal bowled a googly in the INDIA bloc meeting held on December 19, proposing Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's name as the Opposition coalition's Prime Ministerial face.Opinion: BJP Keeps Its Brahmins, Thakurs Supporters HappyAmitabh Tiwari | Thursday December 14, 2023 Brahmins and Thakurs get two of the four coveted posts in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.Opinion: Can Mayawati's Nephew Salvage Her Party?Amitabh Tiwari | Tuesday December 12, 2023 Mayawati's party is going through a rough patch, and whether Akash can help the party "survive and revive" in a new era is an unknown.Opinion: North-South Divide Risky Strategy For Congress In 2024Amitabh Tiwari | Saturday December 09, 2023 The 3-1 scoreline of state elections 2023 has been extrapolated by some leaders in the Congress and its allies as the trailer of what's in store for the battle of 2024.Opinion: Why Congress' Telangana Win Complicates INDIA StrategyAmitabh Tiwari | Monday December 04, 2023 Its poor performance in the Hindi heartland and victory in Telangana versus a regional party has complicated matters for a fragile opposition alliance.Opinion: 2023 State Polls - Last Big Test Before 2024Amitabh Tiwari | Thursday October 12, 2023 Though state and national elections are fought on different issues and have different context, all eyes will be on these polls that will be held four months before the general election, starting April.Opinion: Nitish Kumar Delivers On Caste Count. Over To INDIA PartiesAmitabh Tiwari | Wednesday October 04, 2023 Nitish Kumar and INDIA have thrown the caste census dart in the 2024 game hoping this will power their campaign and enable them to make a dent in the BJP's OBC support, without which it will be difficult to beat them.Opinion: South Parties Display Double Standards By Opposing DelimitationAmitabh Tiwari | Friday September 22, 2023 The Women's Reservation Bill has triggered an intense debate about the expected delimitation or redrawing of constituencies after 2026.Opinion: It's Catch-22 But This Is Why BJP, JDS Need Each Other In KarnatakaAmitabh Tiwari | Tuesday September 12, 2023 The Bharatiya Janata Party and the Janata Dal (Secular) have made their partnership official and the latter is set to join the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance ahead of next year's Lok Sabha election.Opinion: 2019 Election Was One-Sided, "Manipulation" Wouldn't HelpAmitabh Tiwari | Friday August 04, 2023 A research paper titled "Democratic Backsliding in the World's Largest Democracy" suggests that there was manipulation of results in some seats by the ruling BJP.Opinion: The Electoral Math Of INDIA vs NDAAmitabh Tiwari | Wednesday July 26, 2023 The contest for 2024 is heating up as the Congress and the BJP both finalising their alliances. A 26-party consortium named "INDIA" is set to compete with a 38-party NDA123456...7