Indian Political Debate

In West Bengal today, politics is shaped not in grand rallies or ideological manifestos but in the quiet, predictable rhythm of money arriving in bank

When West Bengal votes for a new Assembly in 2026, the contest will not just be between parties or even between ideologies. It will be

Indian democracy is undergoing a subtle yet profound transformation. For decades, the familiar narrative was one of anti-incumbency — voters routinely ousting governments perceived to

The verdict in Bihar has arrived with a clarity rarely seen in recent elections. Far from a close, competitive race, the outcome resembles the one-sided

As Bihar heads toward the November 14 counting day, the state stands on the edge of an electoral knife. From Patna’s narrow lanes to the

For nearly two decades, Nitish Kumar’s political durability has rested on a quiet but powerful constituency—the women of Bihar. His policies since 2007, from the