India’s Grand Old Party has decidedly lost its grandeur. What happened?

Rahul Gandhi is set to fill in his mother’s shoes as head of India’s main opposition party. But should he?

The Grand Old Party of Indian politics is trying to revitalize itself during a controversial court case against it.

Weak leadership has left the party wandering the political wilderness.

Also, the Taliban ramps up its attacks, Sushma Swaraj talks Hindu identity and more. Friday links.

The Speaker of the Lok Sabha has decided that the Congress Party can't lead the opposition.

Following electoral disaster, the Grand Old Party needs to reconsider its message and its leadership.

Our U.S. editors discuss the results of India's 2014 national elections.

After 10 years of rule by the Indian National Congress, Indians have voted the Bharatiya Janata Party into power.

The Diplomat speaks with Dr. Milan Vaishnav about the issues driving India's 2014 general election and what the future might hold for India.

India has set a date for its 2014 general elections.

Rahul Gandhi's first major TV appearance sends mixed signals to Indian voters.

As India gears up for parliamentary elections, what can voters expect?

The Congress Party vice president indicates that he will do whatever the party asks of him, including serving as PM.

India's mainstream national parties see the new legislation as an attempt to neutralize the influence of the AAP.

The arrest of an Indian diplomat in New York has sparked furor in New Delhi, damaging Indo-US ties.