Indian politics
- Andhra Pradesh
Nothing wrong with name of Jinnah Tower: Guntur Mayor
Guntur: Guntur Mayor Kavati Manohar Naidu on Thursday said that there is nothing wrong with the name of Jinnah Tower in Andhra Pradesh, and alleged that the BJP is criticising it for…
- Opinions
Opinion: Sweet talk bitter actions
Syed Qamar Hasan PROMISES are made only to be forgotten when the times come to keep them, but when made by politicians and political parties one does not know whether it is a promise…
- Bangalore
End of the road for CM Yediyurappa
Bengaluru: It seems it is the end of the road for Karnataka Chief Minister B. S. Yediyurappa (BSY) who is completing two years in office and is set to quit the office…
- Featured News
Voting for Restoration of Democracy: Electoral Choices
Ram puniyani One will be amazed to compare the India of today with the same a decade ago. BJP’s getting majority in the Lok Sabha (2014) has changed the political, social and…
- Top Stories
Will Yogi’s candidature benefit BJP in UP?
Kingshuk Nag When A K Sharma an IAS officer and secretary to Narendra Modi both in Gujarat and the Centre quit his job recently and rushed to Uttar Pradesh to be an…
- Featured News
Way forward to Indian politics
D Surender Naik By D Surender Naik India is passing through tough times, to name a few, economic slowdown, job crisis, social schisms, constitutional impropriety, continuous erosion of democratic conventions and practices…
- Featured News
Modi’s “Cultural Revolution” is much ado about very little
Talmiz Ahmad Sanjaya Baru — journalist, public servant, public intellectual-at-large — asserts that Narendra Modi as prime minister has effected a “cultural revolution” in the Indian order. In this process, he has overturned the traditional…
- Featured News
Should political parties in India play politics over COVID-19?
Kalyani Shankar That is what is happening on vaccines’ delivery in the past few days when a dangerous second wave is endangering to attack the country. It has resulted in a fight…
- Bangalore
BJP, a divided house in Karnataka
The BJP in Karnataka is a divided house. Disorder reigns supreme within the party as open expression of dissent and mutual accusations have become the order of the day. There have been…
- Top Stories
With KTR in reckoning TRS head, Harish to carve own path?
Hyderabad: A lot is being said off-late about Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) working president and state IT minister K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) in political circles; that he is all set to take…
- Featured News
Spontaneous Disorder—Politics shall lead India to actualise Tagore’s dream
Shafeeq R. Mahajir Friedrich von Hayek, Nobel Laureate, 1974 was quoted by Ayushin a piece referring to the concept he called “spontaneous order”, as demonstrative of how order seemingly spontaneously emerges despite…
- Featured News
Twitter, politics and elections–a weird connection
Fatima Hasan Today, there are various social media networking sites where you place a status regarding any current affair or comment on it, and you get immediate reply from the politician’s social…
- Politics
BJP’s shrill Hyderabad campaign is part of Hindutva’s larger project
Hyderabad: Over the past two weeks, the city has been a blitzkrieg of political campaigns rife with communal remarks and incendiary speeches by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders in the run up to…
- News
Political dog fight erupts after Manmohan Singh’s criticism of govt
New Delhi: A war of words erupted between the ruling BJP and the Congress over former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the death of 20 Indian…
- Featured News
Political colours and “Azadi”
Shafiq R Mahajir Shouts of Azadi…are for some, expression of rebellion against a system that is hijacking their country, bringing in oppression, inflation, corruption, economic and industrial collapse, injustice, self-contradictory stands, lies,…
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