Analyzing the ongoing political drama in Maharashtra reveals important aspects of politics in the era of a no-holds-barred BJP. 

A reason why politicians get away with unfulfilled promises is that there are no checks and balances made before or during their tenure in office.

India’s electoral constituencies remain frozen in time: they still represent populations based on the 1971 census.

What can manifestos tell us about India’s leading political parties?

 The stark reality is that every party is ensuring its electoral fortunes by parading sops as the solution for every failure.

‘One nation, one election’ might sound appealing, but it will have a number of anti-democratic consequences.

Maharashtra, where the BJP faces a possible Congress and NCP coalition and the tantrums of seasonal friend Shiv Sena, is the largest producer of jowar.

Project’s grandeur criticised against backdrop of millions struggling in poverty.

On Monday the Bharatiya Janata Party won the Gujarat state assembly elections for the sixth time in a row. It is useful to look deeper into the voter numbers to determine where BJP and Congress gained and lost.

Sieved clean of the ricocheting claims and rhetoric, what do the results from Gujarat tell India?