From buffaloes on bikes to bulldozers that stall—Why has the Bharatiya Janata Party not been able to come to power in Bihar on its own?
About The Author
Subir Sinha is a Reader in the Theory and Politics of International Development at SOAS, University of London.
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As the year ends, three major wars— genocide in Gaza, Russian pulverisation of Ukraine and the lesser-known, equally murderous ‘civil’ war in Sudan—rage on.
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Beneath Labour’s supermajority of 412 seats, there are worrying undertows
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There is no great enthusiasm for Labour, which, 20 points ahead of the Tories, is seen as inevitably winning
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The Indian diaspora is dealing with a tricky situation—how to be homesick when various sicknesses are afflicting the homeland
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