The idea of NOTA cannot be just an item song in the electoral process of the world’s largest democracy.

The proposal for simultaneous elections to Parliament and state assemblies seems unworkable for now.

This “one nation, one policy” notion is deeply flawed and ill-suited for the India of today when the differences among its states are the starkest in the world

Praveen Chakravarty writes in The Hindu about the impact that holding concurrent national and state elections may have on voter behaviour.

District-wise analysis of how the voters of Bihar voted for the BJP and Modi in this election

Exactly why did the BJP suffer such a brutal reversal?