The 2024 election turned out to be a battle between vested interests and unorganised masses
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India can feel reassured that there is young talent to replace the failed and faltering leaders
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Polarisation between the Hindus and the Muslims is an unappetising reality, an ugliness that will not go away even after the votes get counted
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In the upcoming election, more than the Congress, the future of the Gandhi family is at stake
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An overt centralisation of power is choking India’s federal structure. The remedy lies in redoing the political landscape.
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A dissection of State and civil society failures vis-a-vis Godhra
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Psesudo-patriotism would have defined the flawed and short-lived Advani regime. He would have replicated Charan Singh, a man at ease with his petty prejudices, small ideas and intellectual banality.
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A great reporter, Nayar is also a regular flouter of objectivity, and a prime circulator of bogus, juicy gossip
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A tall-talking, myopic, mulishly Jan Sanghi BJP is ripe for a fall
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