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Opinion | How Women, First-Time Voters Have Transformed Indian Elections

Bibek Debroy, Aditya Sinha | Monday April 08, 2024

The emergence of new voting blocs, such as first-time voters and women, has brought fresh perspectives to the electoral process in India.

Opinion | BJP's 44 Years: How Strong Is Its Fort Going Into 2024 Polls?

Amitabh Tiwari | Monday April 08, 2024

The BJP is still the single largest party across India, and has a large pool of 'stong' seats compared to the Congress.

Opinion | Congress Manifesto: A New Vision

Ashutosh | Sunday April 07, 2024

The Congress manifesto indicates that after ten years of uncertainty and confusion, the party has finally chosen a clear path with a defined vision. But, there is still a long journey ahead.

Opinion | America's Democracy Beacon Fades as Challenges Mount

Syed Zubair Ahmed | Sunday April 07, 2024

America, once a beacon of the free world, finds itself under scrutiny. Its democracy appears to have developed feet of clay.

Museum In Zoo, <i>Tehzeeb</i> In Traffic: Lucknow Quirks A Delhiite Fell For

Museum In Zoo, Tehzeeb In Traffic: Lucknow Quirks A Delhiite Fell For

Saikat Kumar Bose | Sunday April 07, 2024

To sum it up, my first trip to Lucknow was one of delights and discoveries. On my last evening in the city, I came across an illuminated "I LOVE Lucknow" sign by the roadside.

Opinion | Congress, Wayanad And Rahul: Flags of Discontent

Shubhabrata Bhattacharya | Friday April 05, 2024

Already pushed around by allies who do not shy away from bargaining for more seats, the Wayanad experience shows that a rather scared and besieged Congress has entered the 2024 Lok Sabha fray this time.

Opinion | The Dynamics of Muslim Political Participation

Hilal Ahmed | Friday April 05, 2024

Muslim participation in politics is a multifaceted phenomenon and should always be examined in its entirety.

Blog | The 'Not-So-Anokhi' Story of Anokhilal-Death Sentence Twice, Now Free

Rohit Khanna | Friday April 05, 2024

India's legal system is riddled with flaws, which are repeatedly outlined in court verdicts, and yet we don't have the compassion to compensate an accused who has suffered years of wrongful incarceration.

Opinion | Rishi Sunak: Up The Creek Without A Paddle

Andrew Whitehead | Thursday April 04, 2024

Now and again the political tide turns so decisively against an incumbent government that there's little the ruling party can do. It happened a decade ago with the Congress in India, and today, it's UK's Rishi Sunak staring at a crushing wipeout.

Opinion | With Kejriwal's Arrest, Opposition Gets A Poll Plank On A Platter

Amitabh Tiwari | Thursday April 04, 2024

he issue has united the opposition, with the INDIA bloc holding a protest rally at the capital's Ramlila Maidan on Sunday, demanding a level playing field and the release of arrested leaders.

Opinion | US Presidential Polls: Trump or Biden, India's Stakes Are Higher Than Ever

Elizabeth Roche | Wednesday April 03, 2024

Under Joe Biden, ties have seen a consolidation in areas like strategic technology and defence. And while Trump has been variously described as "transactional" and "whimsical", India has successfully navigated a Trump presidency in the past.

Opinion | Telangana: Congress Is Upbeat, But A Bipolar Fight With BJP Looms

Amitabh Tiwari | Wednesday April 03, 2024

The exodus of leaders from the BRS and the national character of the polls may turn the election into a bipolar contest between the Congress and BJP, which is hoping to bag the anti-Congress vote lying with the BRS.

Opinion | Ukraine's India Outreach, And The Search For New Friends

Harsh V. Pant | Tuesday April 02, 2024

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba paid a visit to India last week during which the two sides agreed to restore the level of cooperation that existed prior to the Russia-Ukraine war.

Opinion | Elections 2024: Why Gujarat Continues To Be BJP's Fortress

Bharti Mishra Nath | Tuesday April 02, 2024

In terms of governance and ideology, the people in the state continue to trust Modi and the BJP far more than any other party. That is the sense one gets after talking to multiple stakeholders.

Opinion | India's Growing Defence Needs Can Force It To Make A Tough Choice Soon

Benjamin Tkach, Vasabjit Banerjee | Tuesday April 02, 2024

India needs more sophisticated technology than what Russia can offer today. There is now a complex choice that it has avoided making for years: rely on Western states led by the US or on an increasingly inconsistent Russia.

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