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M Sridhar Acharyulu
The ‘Law’ and ‘Order’ of Indian Parliamentary Democracy
02 Dec 2021
The coronavirus pandemic, hunger or poverty cannot be adjourned. But Parliament and courts of law can be.
Kavita Krishnan
How Not To Fight Fascism
27 Oct 2021
Reflections on Kanhaiya’s arguments for joining the Congress.
Partha S. Ghosh
Hindutva in Paperback: Arvind Kejriwal Plagiarises Modi
04 Oct 2021
Ersatz Hindutva is not the meaningful political alternative that voters are waiting for before they turn away from the BJP.
Afzal Imam
Will Exodus of Elite Leaders Change Congress Party?
30 Sep 2021
Congress seeks aggressive secularists to confront Hindutva as it bleeds leaders, but many party leaders resist its social justice plank, find it hard to accept outsiders, and demand internal reform.
Afzal Imam
Is India on the Road to Oligarchy?
07 Sep 2021
As a cross-section of people unite against farm laws and the national monetization pipeline, expect a new media frenzy over non-issues.
Ajay Gudavarthy
To Defeat BJP in 2024, Opposition must Strategise, Not Play on its Turf
03 Aug 2021
Amidst renewed talks about opposition unity, non-BJP parties must remember to combine cultural symbolism with promises to fulfil essential social and economic demands.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Three Ways in which Neoliberalism Changed Politics in New India
27 Jul 2021
Today’s leaders find it easier to jump from party to party, regardless of ideology, and yet claim to represent the interests of people. Why is this so?
PTI/NewsClick Report
Parliament: Session Begins on Stormy Note, Oppn Ruckus Prevents PM from Introducing Ministers
19 Jul 2021
The government has listed 17 new Bills for introduction, including the ordinance prohibiting agitation and strike by anyone engaged in the essential defence services.
Suhit K Sen
Will BJP Repeat Bengal, Trip and Fall in Uttar Pradesh too?
14 Jun 2021
Angry farmers and poor management of the pandemic mean the Opposition can seize control of the state in the Assembly election in a few months.
Ajay Gudavarthy
AIMIM and India’s Majoritarian Impasse
11 Jan 2021
What it will take to overcome the majoritarian impasse, which divides voters along religious identity, is a question nobody has answers to yet.