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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


OPINION
 PREM SHANKAR JHA
 The Suffrage Masses
 Governance is the central issue now. That is the moral of the assembly polls.
 Magazine | Dec 15, 2003

 ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2003
 Madhya Pardesh 2003
 The Sanayasin gets the Raj while it remains to be seen whether Diggy Raja will live up to his promise of political sanyaas for the next 10 years.
 Web | Dec 04, 2003


ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
 Exit Time For Diggy Raja?
 Exit polls seem to confirm what the opinion polls had suggested. We just seem headed for a sanyasin as a chief minister.
 Web | Dec 03, 2003

 Madhya Pradesh: 1977-1998
 Detailed party-wise positions.
 Web | Dec 03, 2003

 ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
 MP: 1998 Constituency Results
 Who won, who was second, votes, seats, the works.
 Web | Dec 03, 2003

 BJP
 A Welfare Fete
 The BJP poll strategy is changing course. Hindutva is only a garnishing on development issues now.
 DARSHAN DESAI
 Magazine | Dec 08, 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

 OPINION POLL
 Madhya Pradesh
 Incumbency will be a factor against the Digvijay Singh government.
 Magazine | Dec 01, 2003

 MADHYA PRADESH FIELD REPORT
 Diggy's Iffy
 Power, water crises and bad roads propel Uma forward
 BHAVDEEP KANG
 Magazine | Dec 01, 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

 MADHYA PRADESH
 Nemesis Lady?
 Anti-incumbency and a stringent EC may yet hamper Digvijay's election-management to Uma's advantage Updates
 BHAVDEEP KANG
 Magazine | Nov 17, 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


INTERVIEW
 DIGVIJAY SINGH
 'There Has Not Been A Single Communal Riot In MP In Ten Years'
 'I have come down heavily on Hindu as well as Muslim fundamentalists. If we have acted against RSS, VHP and Bajrang Dal, we have also acted against SIMI and Jamaat-e-Islami,' says the MP chief minister defending his 10 years of governance, charges of soft Hindutva and the prospects in the coming election.'
 BBC, HINDI RADIO
 Web | Oct 21, 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

 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

 BJP
 Two Totems And A Taboo
 Patriarchy hardly deters Uma Bharati and Vasundhararaje
 SABA NAQVI
 Magazine | Apr 28, 2003


OPINION
 L.M. SINGHVI
 Wanted: A Constitutional Amendment
 On cow-slaughter, the ruling party and the Congress need to come together to make the necessary constitutional changes.
 Web | Mar 06, 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

 MADHYA PRADESH
 Going To The Grassroots
 That's what Diggy Raja is doing, to fight double incumbency and a BJP buoyed by its Gujarat win
 RANJIT BHUSHAN
 Magazine | Feb 03, 2003

 MADHYA PRADESH
 Stamp 'em Out
 In a remarkable first, voters boot out an elected functionary
 K.S.SHAINI
 Magazine | Apr 23, 2001


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