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July 27, 2009
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BJP
Sweet Saffron
It's a new BJP, blending old with young, Hindutva fire with development spiel Updates
SABA NAQVI
Magazine | Dec 15, 2003
CONGRESS
Lone Ranger Dikshit
Delhi was its saving grace. Lessons for the party: woo allies, campaign better.
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Dec 15, 2003
ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2003
Delhi 2003
Good governance pays - as long as people perceive that the elected reps have done something useful, incumbency does not prove to be a handicap.
Web | Dec 04, 2003
 ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
Delhi - 2003
Exit polls show Sheila Dikshit stays. All the past CMs and detailed past results.
Web | Dec 03, 2003
ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
Delhi: 1952-1998
Detailed party-wise positions.
Web | Dec 03, 2003
ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
Delhi: 1998 Constituency Results
Who won, who was second, votes, seats, the works.
Web | Dec 03, 2003
OUTLOOK-ZEE NEWS-AC NIELSEN EXCLUSIVE OPINION POLL
The Lotus In The Palm's Shade?
Madhya Pradesh is the clear gain for the BJP and Chhattisgarh is a cleft stick. Otherwise it's a near-perfect hand.
Magazine | Dec 01, 2003
OUTLOOK POLL
Delhi
People are happy with Sheila Dikshit's performance and want her back.
Magazine | Dec 01, 2003
DELHI, MIZORAM FIELD REPORT
The Semi-Final Spin
BJP frets for Delhi, but will pull strings in post-poll Mizoram
ANUPREETA DAS
Magazine | Dec 01, 2003
DELHI
Pro-Incumbency Factor
Dikshit ends her tenure with a bang. Can she pull along her MLAs for another go?
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Nov 24, 2003
 INTERVIEW
PRAMOD MAHAJAN
'Ghosts Of The Past Are Haunting Congress'
The BJP general secretary on Congress allegations of misuse of CBI and the coming assembly elections out of which he optimistically predicts victory for his party in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chattisgarh and Delhi.
BBC HINDI RADIO
Web | Nov 11, 2003
PARTY PR
Whose Pitch Spins?
When it comes to selling the Big Idea, the BJP is miles ahead. Reason: its focused strategising, glib frontmen, media savvy.
SABA NAQVI
Magazine | Nov 10, 2003
 OPINION
KULDIP NAYAR
On The JP In The BJP
JP gave the BJP legitimacy, and lived to rue it. But, even now, they can't let him be.
Magazine | Nov 10, 2003
 OPINION
PREM SHANKAR JHA
Who Is An Indian?
The BJP is bent on making the 'foreigner' issue into another Babri-type triumph
Magazine | Nov 03, 2003
CONGRESS
Origins, Destinations
Sonia's origins still come to haunt her—she won't gulp it down quietly anymore
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Nov 03, 2003
DELHI
Capital, Kaput
A citizen's handbook to take stock of the city's wrongs
PAROMITA SHASTRI
Magazine | Nov 03, 2003
 INTERVIEW
SHEILA DIKSHIT
'Multiplicity Of Authority'
The Delhi chief minister on the problems facing Delhi and her record in government in the last five years -- the politicisation of Metro, and of course the ever-burgeoning population.
BBC HINDI RADIO
Web | Oct 13, 2003
COVER STORY
On The Move
It was an impressive if futile performance. But Sonia will need more to pull her party and the Opposition together.
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Sep 01, 2003
DELHI MASTER PLAN
Vaulting Ambition
In 2021, is it going to be a new-look Delhi or an urban chaos?
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Aug 11, 2003
BJP
Shaken And Stirred
With the assembly polls closing in, the party's hunting hard for a vote-worthy issue
SABA NAQVI
Magazine | Jun 09, 2003
DELHI
The Quiet Czarina
An emigre from the cocktail circuit, Sheila Dikshit is the toast of Delhi's political banquet. Now polls beckon.
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | May 19, 2003
RSS
What A Pity, No More PT?
The Delhi mayor orders a ban on shakhas in public parks, but this may only energise a tiring RSS
BHAVDEEP KANG
Magazine | Mar 31, 2003
COVER STORY
Three Horns Of A Dilemma
From lip-service to Nehruvian idealism to card-holding Hinduism, the wheel has come half-circle for the Congress. How will it complete the arc?
RANJIT BHUSHAN
Magazine | Feb 17, 2003
POWER CRISIS
Waiting For The Light
July 1 was D-day for Delhi with power distribution going private. But deliverance was not to be. What went wrong?
ARINDAM MUKHERJEE
Magazine | Jul 29, 2002
POWER
Come See The Light
The Delhi Vidyut Board's part privatisation was long overdue. Now can it avoid the Orissa board's pitfalls?
GAURI BHATIA
Magazine | Jul 01, 2002
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