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The Gen-Z Wildcard: Why a surging opposition and restive students are not yet enough to unseat the BJP

## A youth-driven protest movement and a by-election setback have shaken Narendra Modi’s ruling party.

12 August 2026
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Young Blood, Old Math: A Generation Z Uprising Menaces the BJP in Uttar Pradesh

## Restless young voters are disrupting the ruling party's carefully crafted calculations in India's most decisive state In the dense arithmetic of Indian statecraft, few rules are as durable as the supremacy of Uttar Pradesh.

11 August 2026
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The Delimitation Dilemma: Why Narendra Modi is Suddenly Talking to the Opposition

Faced with parliamentary setbacks, street protests, and a missing constitutional supermajority, India's ruling party finds that numerical weight is no longer enough.

7 August 2026
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Decoding The Battle For Punjab: People’s Pulse Survey

With the Punjab Assembly elections only six months away, the political landscape is heating up.

4 August 2026
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A strategist’s triumph: Prashant Kishor upends the BJP in its urban citadel

For three decades, the constituency of Bankipur, nestled along the banks of the Ganges in Patna, served as an unassailable bastion for India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.

4 August 2026
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The Cockroach and the Crown: Why Mighty Modi Listened to Youth

For over a decade, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), under the unyielding leadership of Narendra Modi, has appeared less like a political entity and more like a permanent atmospheric condition.

2 August 2026
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The Strategic Forgiveness of Narendra Modi

The Strategic Forgiveness of Narendra Modi Politics is often a contest of narratives rather than facts, and few are as adept at this game as India’s Prime Minister.

2 August 2026
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Digital Disruption: Can the Cockroach Janata Party Sway the Ballot Box?

The Indian political landscape is currently witnessing an unusual confrontation.

31 July 2026
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The Gen Z Disconnect: Why Vertical Videos Won’t Fix Indian Politics

The political landscape in India is witnessing a curious phenomenon.

30 July 2026
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The Unbending Bows: A Minister’s Exit and the Limits of Image

The resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, India's Union Minister for Education, marks a rare moment where the perceived invincibility of the current administration has met a force it could not simply ignore or suppress.

25 July 2026
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The Accountability Trap: Why Prime Minister Narendra Modi resists dropping Dharmendra Pradhan

Politics is often a game of optics, yet for India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the optics surrounding the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) have become increasingly blurred.

22 July 2026
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India’s Parliament: A Contest of Numerical Might and Moral Weight

The monsoon session of the Indian Parliament begins under a cloud of significant domestic and international challenges.

20 July 2026
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The Strategist’s Gamble: Prashant Kishor Enters the Fray

In the complex theatre of Indian politics, few names carry as much weight behind the scenes as Prashant Kishor.

17 July 2026
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The Politics of Refrain: Vande Mataram and the Search for a New Narrative

In the vast theater of Indian politics, symbols often carry more weight than statistics.

17 July 2026
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The Arithmetic of Ambition: India’s Looming Delimitation Debate

The corridors of power in New Delhi are buzzing with a strategic recalculation that could redefine the geography of Indian democracy.

16 July 2026
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The Star and the Sovereign: South India’s Cinematic Political Complex

In the fertile plains of Andhra Pradesh, politics is rarely just about policy.

15 July 2026
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The Grand Old Party’s High-Stakes Gamble in Uttar Pradesh

In the complex theatre of Indian politics, Uttar Pradesh serves as the ultimate proving ground.

14 July 2026
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The Saffron Shift: Pawan Kalyan’s Calculated Metamorphosis

In the unpredictable theatre of Andhra Pradesh politics, few transformations have been as stark or as strategically timed as that of Pawan Kalyan.

13 July 2026
Politics

Lights, Camera, Ballot: The Allu Arjun Political Speculation

The intersection of cinema and politics in southern India has long been a fertile ground for high drama and seismic shifts.

13 July 2026
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The Saffron Siege of the Five Rivers

The political landscape of Punjab, historically a graveyard for the ambitions of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is undergoing a calculated transformation.

9 July 2026