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Indian State Elections in West Bengal, Assam: What Are the Stakes?

Indian State Elections in West Bengal, Assam: What Are the Stakes?

By Ankit Panda
India's ruling party will need a strong showing in upcoming state elections for its national reform agenda to succeed.
Making India's Investor Summits More Effective

Making India's Investor Summits More Effective

By Tridivesh Singh Maini
Many Indian states are using summits to reach out to investors. They could be improved.

West Bengal: A State in Need of Redemption

Under Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal continues to struggle politically and economically.

The Left Gains Ground in India’s Northeast

The Left Gains Ground in India’s Northeast

The assembly election results from India’s northeast are a reminder of the nation’s political division.

India Ups the Ante Along Chinese Border

India Ups the Ante Along Chinese Border

India has reactivated its Panagarh air base in W. Bengal with possible mid-air refueling tanker aircraft.

Will Banerjee Derail UPA?

Will Banerjee Derail UPA?

Plans for a hike in rail fares by Dinesh Trivedi have angered West Bengal’s chief minister. Congress is in trouble.

Populism and Paschimbanga

Populism and Paschimbanga

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has chosen to rename the state Paschimbanga. Does it matter?

Banerjee's Misplaced Priorities

Banerjee's Misplaced Priorities

Recently-elected West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee seems to have some unusual priorities lined up.

Getting Over India’s Gender Bias

Isn’t it time to stop judging female politicians solely on what they do to improve the status of women in India?

Marxism Liberated in India

Marxism Liberated in India

The communists took a drubbing in recent assembly elections. It’s probably a good result for Marxism.

Communists Fall in West Bengal

Communists Fall in West Bengal

Populist Mamata Banerjee and her supporters rout the long-ruling Communist Party in West Bengal.

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