Indian parliament

Parliament’s hollowing out can only be checked, and reversed, by a successful electoral challenge to the Modi personality cult.

Despite a history of terrorist attacks and other security concerns, the culture of security appears to be still wanting when it comes to critical infrastructure. 

Although the Modi government defeated the no-confidence motion, it is evident that it is rattled by the opposition.

Both the laws’ passage and repeal demonstrate the Modi government’s lack of parliamentary procedure and public consultation. That means similar issues are likely to recur in the future.

India’s constituency delimitation process will be torn between the ideals of equal representation and protecting minority groups.

While the scope of legislation and debates in the Indian Parliament were reduced, these measures were temporary and lockdown-related.

The country continues to face the sober reality of both rising threats and serious resource constraints.

The opposition, angry over the demonetization, is refusing to allow business as usual in the legislature.

India's much-awaited GST Bill will be back on the agenda as the 2016 Monsoon session of parliament opens.

A series of scandals have hit India's BJP government and the prime minister continues to remain silent.

The BJP's dominance over legislative politics is all but certain as Lok Sabha forgoes an opposition leader.

India heads to the polls soon. Here's what's at stake and how the Indian electoral system works.