Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay

What mo­ti­vat­ed the BJP to re­nounce Kash­mir’s au­ton­o­my and what are the im­pli­ca­tions of this de­ci­sion?

There are at least three rea­sons to wor­ry about the fu­ture of the coun­try.

How did In­dia’s Prime Min­is­ter Naren­dra Modi rise to the po­lit­i­cal top?

The BJP lost in three Hin­di-speak­ing states but that does not nec­es­sar­i­ly mean they will lose the 2019 na­tion­al vote.

The BJP will try to con­vince the Hin­du ma­jor­i­ty to vote along sec­tar­i­an lines in the up­com­ing par­lia­men­tary elec­tions.

BJP’s re­cent elec­toral up­set in the In­di­an state of Kar­nata­ka could be the be­gin­ning of a Con­gress come­back.

Out­rage over two child rape cas­es have rocked In­dia and ex­posed the du­plic­i­ty of the rul­ing BJP par­ty.

The BJP vic­to­ries in In­dia’s north­east are note­wor­thy, but they do not guar­an­tee long-term suc­cess for the par­ty.

In or­der to be a se­ri­ous chal­lenger to the BJP, the Con­gress Par­ty needs to free it­self from the Nehru-Gand­hi dy­nasty.

Yogi Adityanath’s ap­point­ment as the leader of Ut­tar Pradesh re­con­firms In­di­an Mus­lims’ anx­i­eties about Modi’s In­dia.