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Radhika Ramaseshan has been a journalist since the 1980s, with experience across various media in Mumbai, Guwahati, Lucknow, and Delhi. She is currently a Consulting Editor with Business Standard.
Radhika Ramaseshan has been a journalist since the 1980s, with experience across various media in Mumbai, Guwahati, Lucknow, and Delhi. She is currently a Consulting Editor with Business Standard.
The Congress had no tie-up with the Left in 2021 while the ISF, an entity appealing distinctly to West Bengal's Muslims, emerged just before the last Assembly polls and made no impact then
Singh, who is 62, started his career as a footballer who was recruited by the Border Security Force (BSF) after his skills at an exhibition match caught the attention of a coach from the BSF Jalandhar
Transfer of power aside, BJP's 'Sengol' is part of a larger political play in its Tamil Nadu plan
Has the Karnataka poll outcome brought home to the BJP the message of nurturing strong regional leaders?
The core message of the RSS' top decision-making body at its recent meeting was its unreserved support to its affiliate, BJP, marking a break from the past
The BJP is banking on Tripura's first Union minister and its very own 'Didi' to breach the 'red fort' that has been impregnable since 1972
After an all-time best performance in the Gujarat Assembly polls, the BJP wants to replicate this in the Lok Sabha, and Union ministers will be part of its strategy
With the Jana Sankalpa Yatra covering backward districts such as Raichur and Ballari, the BJP embarked on a house-to-house contact programme
A recent by-election loss does not mean the party has no strategy for the southern state, writes Radhika Ramaseshan
The greatest solace for the BJP was the Congress' inability to mount a robust campaign. But a bigger imponderable was how the Aam Aadmi Party would fare
As 89 Gujarat Assembly seats go to the polls later this week, Radhika Ramaseshan travels to Saurashtra to gauge what voters are thinking
Politics in Maharashtra could be taking a new turn with the division in Shiv Sena that gives BJP unparalleled leverage, but also rekindles the idea of Marathi manoos
The prelude to the polls also saw mega projects unveiled by the Centre and the handing out of a few sops to match the breathless pace at which AAP has promised an array of goodies to voters
After the alteration of the boundaries, the BJP assessed the wards afresh to see what changes in strategy were needed
However, the message of party unity delivered by Shah will, apparently, take time to percolate
The BJD is not an NDA constituent but always bailed out the ruling alliance when there was a legislative jam over a disputatious Bill
Speculation over Bommai's continuance resurfaces, but BJP brass unlikely to do an Uttarakhand in Karnataka
EPS consistently maintained that if OPS wanted to have a dialogue with him, his leadership and position as the next general secretary were "non-negotiable"
The BJP has 20 MLAs in Goa's 40-member Assembly, reinforced with the support of two legislators from the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) and three Independents
As Maha political high-jinks near denouement, BJP tots up gains to be made by getting back a govt