It was the party's darkest hour. A sulking Vajpayee and a shell-shocked Advani retreat into their cubbyholes—leaving the footsoldiers clutching at straws.
She called it her inner voice. But it sounded like an earsplitting victory cry to the Opposition. Sonia Gandhi introduces a moral language that is foreign to many in Indian politics. Can it work? Update
A few days before the BJP decided to hold elections in April-May, this columnist refused to entertain the possibility of a decision so daft. He wrote: ...
