Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

India’s emerging great power status comes with great power behavior.

Elections in India represent a paradoxical see-saw between trust and crises of legitimacy.

Modi has made Hindu nationalism acceptable, even desirable, to a nation of 1.4 billion that for decades prided itself on pluralism and secularism.

Let's explore India's opposition coalition, its struggles and prospects, with guests Snigdhendu Bhattacharya and Gilles Verniers.

Any pan-India challenge to the BJP’s political hegemony in national elections cannot be envisioned without the Congress. And thus, the party's revival is critical.

The BJP has consistently used its foreign policy credentials to bolster its domestic popularity, but the difference is mostly one of style rather than substance.

The ruling BJP's success in three of five state elections has put Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in prime position for national elections in 2024.

India's state elections don’t usually foretell national polls, but this time around, many will be looking for signs of a winning strategy.

With state and national elections ahead, the party moves away from its time-tested appeal to Hindu nationalism.

The Indian opposition is unlikely to change New Delhi’s approach to Russia if it comes to power.

How the BJP plans to win over South India in the lead up to the 2024 election.

While much has been said about the name of a new opposition alliance in India, what matters are its growing ranks.