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India 2019 elections
Dr. Shashi Tharoor on the Future of Indian Democracy
By Arun Budhathoki
The MP from Kerala reflects on the recent election results, and where the country goes from here.
How Developed Is Modi’s Model Village?
By Avinash Giri
Nagepur is one of the four villages Modi “adopted” under a new development scheme. How is it faring?
Will India Continue Its Quest for Global Leadership? The US Should Hope So.
By Sumona Guha
If India retreats, the United States will lose a partner in Asia at a time when it can hardly afford to do so.
What India's Most Backward District Wants From the Election
By Vishal Arora, Avinash Giri, and Safvana Yasmine
Voters in Nuh wonder where the government has been.
Rahul Gandhi in Wayanad and Amethi: What’s There to Lose?
By Pravin Prakash and Juhi Ahuja
What is the meaning of Rahul Gandhi's last minute move?
Can the BJP Do It Again?
By Neelanjan Sircar
In 2014, the BJP swept to power easily. In this year’s elections, forming government will be a lot harder.
Why These Farmers Will Boycott India's General Elections
By Vishal Arora and Avinash Giri
With no road, no electricity, and often no water, these villagers are sitting out the election in protest.
China Shows its True Colors by Blocking India’s Terror Blacklist Bid Again
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Beijing’s move, though unsurprising, is not without significance.
Why India’s New Defense Budget Falls Short
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
The new budget does little to advance the very objectives the country has outlined for itself.
The Migrants Indian Democracy Forgot
By Neeta Lal
The government wants Indians who live overseas to be able to vote. What about Indians who migrated within the country?
Can the BJP Hold on to Power?
By K.S. Venkatachalam
Narendra Modi’s chances of returning to power in 2019 fall as a major poll predicts a hung parliament.
The Pakistan Factor in the 2019 Indian General Elections
By Nadeem Ahmed Moonakal and Manasvi Shanker Sharma
The ruling BJP is keen to tamp down anti-incumbency sentiments – and one way to do that is playing the Pakistan card.
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