The Congress party is known for its hypocrisy. The party is taking different ideological stands on the same issue in different states in the upcoming assembly elections. In Kerala, it is ...
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has set a hallmark in Tamil Nadu, and struck a chord not just with Tamil Hindus, but with Hindus across the country. The party, in its ...
In its endeavour to win the West Bengal elections, BJP is focusing on women and OBC voters, who, if put together, would constitute around two-thirds of the state’s total voters. The ...
One time wonderboy, Prashant Kishor -- the poll strategist who had shot to fame after working with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his 2014 election campaign has switched flanks for the ...
Many pollsters and political analysts have cowered from taking a clear position on which way they believe the winds are blowing in West Bengal, preferring instead to preserve their credibility by ...
Naveen Patnaik might not have the oratory skills to match other politicians of the country, but he is certainly among the smartest of the cohort. And, this is the reason that ...
Staring at an imminent defeat, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Trinamool Congress are resorting to desperate measures to cling on to power. In their latest move, the TMC has ...
As the BJP continues to bat on the front foot in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee in her attempts to save her political fortunes in the state, ahead of the upcoming polls, ...
As the eight phase West Bengal Assembly elections draw closer, the battle for the precious women votebank also starts to heat up, after all, with over 48 per cent share in ...
Mamata Banerjee- the feisty, aggressive, unflinching lone warrior, who toppled a seven-decades long Left regime in West Bengal, has today been reduced to a leader who has to survive at the ...
A stray case of an accident, or a well-planned and sophisticated plot to somehow give rise to a sympathy wave in favour of TMC and its supremo? The Election Commission seems ...
The Pinarayi Vijayan-led CPI(M) government in Kerala recently released its first list of 83 candidates for the 140-member Kerala legislative assembly elections. Interestingly, the party followed its controversial ‘maximum two-term policy’ ...
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