Hindutva

India's Hindu Right Is Correct About One Thing: India's Muslim Rulers Did Destroy Hindu Temples

How Hindu Nationalists Took Over India

By Nandini Deo

The movement seeks to advance the aims of a minority, but relies upon a much broader constituency for its support.

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.

Obama's Parting Words in India: Tough but Necessary

By Raymond Vickery and Michael Kugelman

Obama left India with an unusual and historic speech, one that will ultimately be helpful for U.S.-India relations.

Is This the 'Gujarat Model' India Needs?

By Sanjay Kumar

As Narendra Modi inches closer to the top office in India, his past raises uncertainties about his priorities.

Modi: Hindutva Will Be An Asset in Foreign Affairs

By Ankit Panda

The BJP's frontrunner for prime minister offers a few more thoughts on international affairs.

Modi: Hope for the BJP, Despair for Secular India

The BJP is ascending under Modi. But can the rest of India be won over?

Can Narendra Modi Swing it for the BJP?

Modi is making efforts to attract young swing voters, but needs to address a number of prickly issues.

Back to Basics For the BJP

The BJP has elevated a number of controversial politicians to its central ranks, giving a preview of upcoming elections.

India’s Greatest Threat?

The confessions of a religious teacher are a reminder of the dangers of Hindu nationalism, reports Sanjay Kumar. So how big is the threat of terrorism?

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