Rahul Gandhi

Irregularities in two top competitive exams have revived the federalism debate in India.

Despite a serious resource crunch and a lack of cohesive election strategy, the INDIA coalition is gaining traction. Where is the Modi magic?

The BJP’s vision for India is more in sync with what most Indians want – an India that is a military and economic power that they can be proud of.

Any pan-India challenge to the BJP’s political hegemony in national elections cannot be envisioned without the Congress. And thus, the party's revival is critical.

Possibly for the first time in a decade, Modi's government finds its image dented by revelations of corruption.

Over the past week, the Congress party has sealed seat-sharing deals with AAP and the SP. Will it clinch a deal with the TMC too?

Over the past decade, the party seemed like a rudderless ship. That has changed. There is a new-found aggression in the party.

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

This will strengthen the opposition’s effort to corner Prime Minister Modi ahead of a no-confidence motion this week.

The opposition leader had been convicted of criminal defamation – and ousted from Parliament – for mocking Prime Minister Modi’s surname.

India’s new opposition alliance has given itself a smart name. But can its constituent parties hold together and unseat the ruling BJP?

A prudent strategy for the opposition would prioritize the creation of a sizable coalition of regional parties to take on the BJP. 

The prosecution of Gandhi was widely condemned by opponents of Modi as the latest assault against democracy and free speech by a government seeking to crush dissent.

His disqualification is a setback to his Congress party. But can Gandhi turn things to his party's advantage?

The rally may have reshaped leader Rahul Gandhi’s image, but will other opposition parties rally behind him and his party?

The politician's Unite India March ended on January 30 in Srinagar, where he was welcomed by local politicians.

In Kashmir, the Congress Party’s Rahul Gandhi set a conciliatory tone by expressing support for the restoration of the democratic processes and Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood.

Will the veteran politician be able to revive the party organization and increase Congress vote share in the 2024 general election?

In the fray for the post of party president are veteran Dalit politician Kharge and diplomat-turned-politician Tharoor.

The march has enthused the rank and file but India’s main opposition party needs to address its leadership crisis and organizational issues as well.

The Congress party is launching a 3,500-kilometer protest march that will wind through cities, towns, and villages over the next five months.

India’s Grand Old Party is in need of bold and cohesive leadership.

A recent global investigation found spyware called Pegasus had been used to target opposition figures and journalists in more than 50 countries, including India.

Lack of leadership and political vision along with organizational problems continue to plague a political force with storied legacy.