Narendar Pani

Despite facing consistent opposition, Gandhian political thought has gained relevance time and again in the Indian political landscape, with numerous mass movements relying on the principle of Satyagraha

Three experts ­answer some persisting ­questions about the government’s 2016 ­demonetisation drive

So, the platform economy essentially boils down to a numbers game.

Time to end vote-buying, time to give legislators more say in govt

What P. chidambaram needs to watch is the gap in his budgets between projections and ground realities.

A study of Gujarat sees it as an exemplar of an evolving triad—State, liberal market, communalised governance

Karnataka politics is centred on caste patronage. Hence Yeddy.

Acceptance of corruption is as much to blame as corruption itself

In Karnataka, the elections are about a shifty new politics

The Bangalore Coffee House, an iconic witness to history, downs shutters