The former CM is making attempts to give the Kamal Nath regime a tough time in Madhya Pradesh. But his own party isn't fully backing him. Many wonder why.
Power cuts are a legacy issue for Congress. It will have to tackle the problem aggressively if it wants to avoid getting caught in the blame game.
Although far less celebrated than our armed forces, an ill-equipped, understaffed and stereotyped police force is always in the thick of human challenges, and mostly manages to do a good job.
The BJP's regime saw Madhya Pradesh’s agrarian landscape deteriorate, leaving behind a weakened state.
In slightly over a month of being in office, Kamal Nath has used interesting opportunities to project himself as an upholder of free speech.
The way ahead is to make the shift from agriculture to commerce and industry.
Each issue has the potential to generate a controversy and become a potent poll issue ahead of 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Out of the 28 ministers, 20 belong to the Kamal Nath-Digvijaya Singh group, while eight are from the Jyotiraditya Scindia camp.
High levels of anti-incumbency is a warning to the political class, and to parliamentary democracy itself.
Leave aside poor migrants. If there was ever a cap on the percentage of politicians from outside who could enter raajneeti in MP, Nath himself would not made the cut.
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