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Narendra Modi: The Limits of a Political Rock Star

Narendra Modi: The Limits of a Political Rock Star

By Sudha Ramachandran
After a soaring 2014, this was the year the Indian prime minister and the BJP fell to earth.
Selfies with Modi: Is the Indian Press Shirking its Democratic Responsibility?

Selfies with Modi: Is the Indian Press Shirking its Democratic Responsibility?

By Sanjay Kumar
What is happening to the Indian Fourth Estate?

Setting the Record Straight on Tipu Sultan's Legacy in India

Setting the Record Straight on Tipu Sultan's Legacy in India

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
Tipu Sultan is both demonized and glorified by different segments of Indian society. The truth is more complicated.

The Implications of the Bihar Elections

The Implications of the Bihar Elections

By Anish Mishra
The recent defeat of the BJP has implications that go well beyond the Indian state.

India and the Politics of Extremism

India and the Politics of Extremism

By Hari Prasad and Samir Kumar
The diversity of the polity and the BJP’s own political future will limit Hindutva prominence in Indian politics.
An Uprising Against Intolerance in India

An Uprising Against Intolerance in India

By Sanjay Kumar
The killing of a popular writer is the latest of Hindu extremist attacks. Why isn’t the government doing something about it?

Hindu Extremists Creep Ahead in India

Hindu Extremists Creep Ahead in India

By Sanjay Kumar
Recent attacks against rationalists, free-thinkers, and secularists are a cause for immense concern.
National Consensus Eludes the Modi Government’s Economic Reforms

National Consensus Eludes the Modi Government’s Economic Reforms

By Sanjay Kumar
As Indian workers protest, the Modi government must come to term with some political realities.

India: The Pen Defeats the Sword (on One Street at Least)

India: The Pen Defeats the Sword (on One Street at Least)

By Krzysztof Iwanek
The renaming of Delhi’s Aurangzeb Road as APJ Abdul Kalam Road would be a masterstroke in the politics of history.

The Rampant Politicization of Indian Census Data Must Stop

The Rampant Politicization of Indian Census Data Must Stop

By Sanjay Kumar
Remember: lies, damned lies, and statistics.

2015 Gujarat Protests: Caste, Reform, and Governance in India

2015 Gujarat Protests: Caste, Reform, and Governance in India

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
As recent riots in Gujarat show, India's reservation system continues to pose political challenges.
An Election in Bihar this October Could Change Everything for the BJP

An Election in Bihar this October Could Change Everything for the BJP

By Sanjay Kumar
State elections in the Indian state of Bihar could have important implications for the political fortunes of the BJP.

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