Ashok K Singh

PM's performance in Karnataka is much more credible than Gujarat.

The bitter competitive race for the 2019 Lok Sabha election has contributed to the erosion of Parliament as well as the higher judiciary.

The latest crisis also exposes complete lack of coordination between the RBI and the finance ministry.

During the note ban period, the party's income rose from Rs 570.86 crore to Rs 1,034.27 crore, and it has refused to disclose the sources.

Prime ministers and ruling parties don't have to protest and agitate to secure a demand that only they can meet.

The BJP must worry about repercussions of the cases of rising violence against Dalits and deteriorating law and order situation in UP.

As a smart strategist, the BJP’s lead campaigner knows how and when to keep out of rough weather.

The RSS chief is not pulling any punches.

Discontent among farmers and students across the country is turning into anger.

The CPI(M) has pooh-poohed the idea of Opposition unity.

Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned again after members disrupted proceedings.

The Congress president needs a strategy to fight the BJP, not jumlas.

After TDP, Ram Vilas Paswan's LJP has warned the saffron party about consequences of antagonising NDA partners.

The PM, keeping away from campaigning in the high-voltage elections, seems to point to a deliberate strategy.

The Modi government, like the Congress governments, have ensured that the public broadcaster is reduced to working as a propaganda tool.

The Left's rout in Tripura is more about numbers, less about the rightist forces having conquered the social wars in India.

The saffron party workers can remove statues, but can they erase history?

What ails the Congress afflicts the BJP too, if the two parties are adjudged on Modi’s own parametres.

The Rahul Gandhi's party's occasional dalliance with the RSS has been known.

Democracy will fail, as the four Supreme Court judges emphasised, if judiciary fails to stand up to the political executive.

The deputy CM has done to the BJP what Rahul Gandhi failed to do.

The possibility of rural voters drifting away from the BJP is a nightmare for the prime minister.

Optics matter in diplomacy and chemistry between leaders establish terms of engagement.

There is no reason to believe his condemnation will have a positive effect to stop the trend of mass killings.

The politics over origin of birth and caste labelling of presidential candidates amounts to trivialisation of the institution.

US president is as unpredictable in his meetings with world leaders as Indian PM is predictable.

The message is: even the President's office is not to be kept above the narrow considerations of the politics of religious partisanship.

Modi will be facing the Lok Sabha election in two years from now. The office of the president is called upon to play an important role in case of a hung Parliament.

Letting the fringe organisations lead the chorus and campaign for Hindu nation is the saffron party's strategy.

The PM has his captive media, a very large section of them, who solicits the government and the ministers.