For any political strategist, the close battles are always the most important to win if they want undisputed credit, which is different from unparalleled PR.
India Today Editor-in-Chief speaks about the exclusive interview with BJP Chief JP Nadda and how the party intends to use nationalism rather than Hindutva as its future strategy, in the April 12, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
One of the tallest leaders and founders of the BJP, LK Advani, recounts his racy political career in the memoir written straight from his heart. A worthy read on the party’s foundation day.
Through this Act, the Centre has made it mandatory that the Delhi government will have to seek the LG's opinion on any executive decisions passed in the Cabinet, restricting the Delhi Legislative Assembly's powers.
If you look at Indian elections, it is indeed a 'game'. To be precise, a one-day game! A day is often enough to change the course of the election results.
India Today Editor-in-Chief looks at the Mukesh Ambani bomb scare case that exposed the ugly underbelly of the Khaki-Khadi nexus in Mumbai, in the April 5, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
In his latest book, Bengal 2021: An Election Diary, journalist and author Deep Halder explores the factor of religious identity and gauges the mood of the people across Bengal ahead of the electrifying Assembly elections of 2021.
Whatever be the election results, Mamata Banerjee's politics will be limited to the electoral gains while BJP has a long-drawn ideological gameplan of aggressively absorbing the backward Hindus and Adivasis into a larger Hindutva frame.
Covid-19 has been a baptism by fire for us as a nation. The biggest gain has been in the rise of our self-confidence and as we reach out to the world with Vaccine Maitri, it is a new India the world is dealing with.
While the race to the vaccine may have complicated matters for the Quad, it is certainly possible that future Quad efforts can bring about great positive change.