More women than men now vote for the BJP. By building toilets, providing homes with piped water, delivering gas cylinders that replace firewood for cooking, and focusing on menstrual health, the BJP has won the trust and support of female voters.
It might be time to acknowledge that India’s performance has been underwhelming to merit the kind of expectations that have formed the basis of recent US policy.
Bengali exceptionalism trumped Hindu identity in a no-holds-barred electoral battle, strengthening the local party and weakening the national one.
After seven years of Narendra Modi, India’s foreign policy establishment is deeply divided as the country slips globally.
Is India’s challenge to Facebook just a negotiator’s ploy, or does it indicate where Indian democracy is heading?
By dismantling state control of the agricultural sector and restructuring labor markets, India has unleashed the greatest reform to its economy since 1991.
Even as Rahul Gandhi accuses Narendra Modi of appeasing China, his party faces revolt, a focus on its past blunders and questions about its patriotism.
The current border clashes serve the domestic needs of Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi but are unlikely to lead to a full-blown war.
The government’s draconian actions are erratic, autocratic and causing much misery in India.
Once known as the name of a powerful river dominating a continent, Amazon has become a company with a torrent of cash hoping to conquer other continents.
The lack of context in the international media’s reporting on Kashmir leads to a distorted picture of events.
Narendra Modi’s mastery of the art of selective alienation as the key to ruling a democracy compares with Trump’s, but its stability and durability remain questionable.
Imran Khan’s speech at the UN is likely to arouse an embittered population in Pakistan who have never heard a national leader speak in such electrifying terms.
Under Modi, India’s draconian bureaucracy has tamed crony capitalists of the Congress era and inaugurated a new socialism.
