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Ajay Gudavarthy
Modi Versus BJP
29 Jun 2019
What the BJP today has, is only a shadow of Modi's image that it is riding. Once the sun sets, the shadows too will disappear with it.
Chandan Nandy
Is Bengal ‘Medically’ Terminal?
12 Jun 2019
The TMC's condition is similar to that of Kolkata's medical colleges. It is fast losing political-electoral ground to the BJP.
Yogesh S
Congress Back in the Game With Karnataka Urban Local Body Elections
01 Jun 2019
The Congress won 509 seats while the BJP got 366 seats in the recently held urban local body elections.
Ravi Kaushal
North MCD To Rent Out 14 School Buildings, Educationists Question The Move
01 Jun 2019
The school buildings facing e-auctions are situated in different zones of the MCD — four schools in Narela zone, another seven in City-Sadar Paharganj and one each in Karol Bagh, Civil Lines and…
Ravi Nair
Why EC Owes an Answer to the Country Over ‘Phantom Votes’
31 May 2019
In order to ensure that the democratic fabric of this country is unruptured, the Election Commission needs to step up and address this issue.
Newsclick Production
NewsClick looks at Modi 2.0 Cabinet
31 May 2019
There are hardly any surprises except paucity of new talent inducted into the new new Cabinet.
Vivan Eyben
NPP and BJP: An Uneasy Alliance
28 May 2019
The NPP’s maiden foray into Arunachal Pradesh seems to have rattled the BJP. However, they will most probably remain in an alliance.
Newsclick Report
AMU VC Should Resign If He Can’t Curb Dissent Against BJP on Campus, Says BJP MP
28 May 2019
Second-time BJP MP from Aligarh, Satish Gautam, is yet again kicking up a storm in Aligarh Muslim University on communal lines.
Peeyush Sharma
Gathbandhan Lost 12 Seats Due to Vote Split by Cong, Others
25 May 2019
In addition, three Opposition leaders lost their seats because of the unusually large number of independent candidates, which may have been propped up precisely for that purpose.
Ravi Kaushal
Under-Representation of Muslims Continues in 17th Lok Sabha
25 May 2019
Experts argue that consistent lower number of Muslims getting elected can be attributed to several factors, growing reluctance of political parties to allocate tickets being the prime reason.