BJP

This episode illustrates the danger facing Indian foreign policy from domestic political developments, increasingly centered on religious conflict.

Hindutva outfits unleash violence on Muslim men who marry Hindu women, alleging that they are feigning love to convert them to Islam.

Catholic Bishop Kallarangatt said that "hardcore jihadis" are using drugs to spoil the lives of non-Muslims.

The 2022 elections in UP may indicate whether the BJP’s popularity has been dented in any way by the pandemic.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has warned that the National Security Act will be invoked against those involved in religious conversion.

While the BJP’s problems stem from excessive micromanaging by its leaders, the Congress’ woes arise from its weak leadership

As consensus breaks down, both India’s ruling party and its opponents have enthusiastically embraced a conspiratorial political culture.

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.

The marriage of convenience comes amid visible signs of rift between the two.

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

While the party seeks to make inroads in the south of India, it still has a significant distance to traverse.