India elections

India’s 28 states and eight federal territories will vote at different times, with the first phase held on April 19 and the last on June 1.

The move has triggered apprehensions over the fate of state assembly elections due in a few months.

The bad news is that India’s opposition still does not have a face; the good news is it has two years to sort that out.

In Indian politics a candidate may get his name, his symbol or party symbol copied by his rivals. 

The Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party should ponder its struggles at the state level.

The Iran sanction waiver issue is just the latest manifestation of New Delhi’s rising challenge in managing ties with Tehran.

In 2014, the BJP swept to power easily. In this year’s elections, forming government will be a lot harder.

With no road, no electricity, and often no water, these villagers are sitting out the election in protest.

The new budget does little to advance the very objectives the country has outlined for itself.

The passing of an NSRA bill would be a useful step in addressing some challenges on this front.

With the ballots counted, here's how India's latest state-level elections shook out.