Majority governments have been the exception, not the norm in India. There are multiple reasons to explain why the Indian voter likes it this way.
The entry of Tom Vadakkan is very significant in terms of political optics.
Amit Shah putting a number to casualties is a self-goal, while Navjot Singh Sidhu has forgotten the difference between being a guest on comedy shows and an elected MP.
He's maintained a respectful silence over the appalling Pulwama attack, but it's time the Congress leader asked PM Modi some uncomfortable questions.
Is Uddhav Thackaray now convinced that 'chowkidar' is not 'chor'?
All parties have backed the government's leadership after Pulwama. The Opposition has as well. Then, why is the BJP making digs at the Congress?
Following serial blasts in Gujarat, tough efforts ensured India saw no major terror strikes in the past nine years. Kashmir remained an exception to that. Now, the Pulwama outrage presents a similar challenge.
Mamata is finding it hard to rely on others, especially when the BJP is aiming slingshots at her and her much-touted claims of honesty.
Over the last two years, the RSS and BJP have made many attempts to demonise Mamata Banerjee as 'pro-Muslim' and themselves as 'emancipators' of upper-caste Bengalis. The result? So far, no good.
Better awareness, better preparedness, better-equipped healthcare systems and less bureaucracy. That's the recipe to stop swine flu from becoming an epidemic, yet again.
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