The UP Template Can Help Study Diminishing Returns Of Congress
The Congress, with its shrinking but small and loyal voter base, could play a significant role to soar up the collective fortunes of the anti-BJP camp as well as win a dignified number of seats for itself.
Congress Sees No Threat From BJP In Mizoram
Mizoram is the only state in the Northeast with a Congress government.
Can Gaddar Emerge As A Key Challenger To KCR And TRS In Telangana?
The Congress-led Opposition, under the banner of Praja Maha Kutami (People’s Alliance), consisting of its erstwhile bête-noire Telugu Desam Party, the Telangana Jana Samithi and CPI, are extremely optimistic of giving a tough fight to the TRS in the coming polls.
#MeToo: The Akbar Who Became Birbal
...but still didn’t have answers to this one. An ex-colleague on the editor-politician felled by the #MeToo storm.
Mood In Chhattisgarh Favours Anti-Incumbency, But Will Congress Benefit From It?
In the 2013 state assembly polls, the Congress had secured 40.3 per cent of the vote share and 39 seats, which was not far from the BJP’s 41.18 per cent and 49 seats.
Rajasthan Elections Will Be A Test Of BJP’s Electoral Genius
Historical precedence throws its weight behind the Congress as the people of Rajasthan have elected Congress and BJP governments in alternation for the past 25 years.
Madhya Pradesh Elections May Not Be A Two-Horse Race
Small and regional political outfits may muddy the waters for the BJP and the Congress in Madhya Pradesh.
There Is A Strong Sense Of Betrayal By Modi Government: Congress' Data Analytics Head
Praveen Chakravarty, who heads the Congress’s data analytics team, says voters feel let-down by the Modi government and there is a strong sense of betrayal.
It's Do-Or-Die Battle For Congress In Upcoming Assembly Elections
‘Winnability’ is not a trait attached to the Congress too often these days. On this winter’s assembly poll results hinge the chances of a new spring.
Say Cheers To Craft Beer
Goa, beer experts say, sat out the first round of the brew-pub frenzy across India’s big cities for nearly a decade. But it is ringing in the second flush of these strange brews.
The Subcontinental Menu
From Afghanistan's decision to adopt Delhi government's 'happiness curriculum' in its schools to Tamil Nadu's farmer's learning classes on YouTube, read this and much more in this week's The Subcontinental Menu.
#MeToo: Why Women In Small-Town India Hardly Speak Out Against Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment is rampant in small-town India; women hardly speak out, fearing brutal backlash
Imagine There Is No Migrant
Anti-migrant biases aren’t limited to Gujarat. Such poor folk are targeted as ‘outsiders’ everywhere.
Cyclone Titli: Odisha Govt May Have Undone All Its Good Work
The Odisha government was in denial about Titli deaths
When The Void Won The Vote: Low Voter Turnout In Kashmir Speaks Of Alienation
Overall turnout in municipal polls in the Kashmir region was a mere 8.3 per cent in the first phase, 3.4 in the second, 3.5 in the third and 4.2 in the fourth and final phase held on October 16.
