Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Tirath Singh Rawat joins an unfortunately long list of Indian politicians whose needless remarks about women betray their mindset.

Ironically, India’s performance on many social and political indices has worsened under the watch of a government extremely sensitive to Western criticism.

While the accusations are unlikely to affect bilateral ties, or the ruling BJP, they have an uncomfortable historical precedent.

A group of Sikh men were attacked in a Sydney suburb by other Indian Australians. Police believe the attack is linked to the Sikh-led farmers' protests in India.

While forecasts predict the BJP and its allies retaining power, things may not be that simple.

To diplomatically stand up to China, all the BJP needs is to do is to revive some of its past rhetoric.

The colonial-era law has long been used to quash dissent. It’s happening again in the wake of a violent episode in the farmer protests.

What does India’s ruling party’s guidebook tell us about the era of social media we live in?

While the Indian constitution, celebrated every year on January 26, has an enlightened, egalitarian outlook, contemporary India’s reality tells a different story.

The party's supporters worry Facebook and Twitter might come after them next.

The wide array of Indian groups opposing RCEP included the Hindu nationalist organization behind the ruling party.