Is anti-incumbency the basic nature of Indian electoral mandates? Do people vote on performance or promises?
Rahul Gandhi has made Lt Gen DS Hooda, the army leader who oversaw the surgical strikes and crucial ops in Kashmir, head of the Congress' 'Task Force on National Security'.
Dynasty can only take you so far in politics. It is a lesson that Priyanka will learn the hard way in the fullness of time.
We're not toll-erating this AAP-easement!
The BJP's victory could depend on the Congress party’s ability to polarise the Muslim vote by invoking its favourite weapon, 'secularism’.
The fresh grenade explosions in Srinagar are a grim reminder of the first blasts in 1988.
The real problem with Rahul’s makeover is that it isn’t one. Flashes of the old, bumbling Rahul emerge every now and then.
During the Assembly polls in 2018, the BJP banked heavily on the polarisation of the Hindu vote. That hasn't worked. Can it afford to do so in the upcoming contest too?
Rahul inherited a much tougher landscape than other Congress Presidents. With the Congress winning now, he's proved his leadership. But tougher challenges lie ahead.
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What bearing will the Assembly results have on the Indian political landscape
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