Congress politics wore Madhavrao down towards the end

Scindia's death creates a vacuum and also reinforces the image of a party led by a gerontocracy

Madhavrao Scindia, like his father, held a liberal, tolerant, catholic view of cultures and people.

The self-professed lord of the Scindia fortune, Sardar Angre is a courtier of many contrasts

Vijayaraje's will bares the intrigue between the Scindia heirs and her secretary Sambaji Angre

Madhavrao Scindia says the Congress is set to revive, but all depends on the national leaders. Excerpts from an interview:

Madhavrao Scindia clambers back to centrestage but he may not find it easy to unite the party

Scindia’s re-entry comes as a final blighter to Rao

In a strong indictment of the Congress, Madhavrao Scindia lashes out against the party's inept functioning. Excerpts: