Yet another scion of the Nehru-Gandhi family enters politics.

India’s way forward will be a symbiotic endeavor between its two main parties, who are often antagonistic toward each other.

Do “big tent” politics hinder the efficacy of national political parties in India?

Bharatiya Janata Party balances two ideologies: nationalism and conservatism.

The Kartarpur corridor may be a good confidence-building measure between the two countries, but it’s not a game changer.

With a general election now less than a year away, India's ruling party tries to manage the economic narrative.

Radical Hindu groups in India want to strip the constitution of its commitments to secularism.

Do the simultaneous raids on civil rights campaigners and lawyers indicate that the Indian government is willing to subvert democracy?

It's time for Washington to take the challenges posed by Hindu nationalism seriously.

Vajpayee mainstreamed the BJP in Indian politics, ushered South Asia into the nuclear age, and charted a bold course for India.

How India’s National Register of Citizens alienates Assam’s Bengali-speaking Muslims.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has withdrawn from its alliance with the People’s Democratic Party in Jammu and Kashmir. What comes next?

Could the BJP fly its way into a fantasy of a resource-rich Arunachal Pradesh?

B.S. Yeddyurappa has been sworn in as the new CM of Karnataka. Can he form a government?

India's “Adopt a Heritage” scheme raises serious questions about historical and cultural integrity.

Modern technology is not inherently Western and the East does not resist it.