Opinion

Amit Shah And The 5 Architects Of BJP's Historic Bengal Win

West Bengal assembly election results 2026: Strategic roles played by five central leaders alongside Amit Shah took BJP to Bengal win

Opinion: Personal Attacks On Narendra Modi: Opposition's Recipe For Poll Setbacks

Just when the RJD-Congress Mahagathbandhan was stepping up its 'vote chori' offensive to corner the BJP-JDU combine ahead of the Bihar polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appears to have turned the tables on his rivals by latching on to abuse row

Opinion | Why Modi's Third Victory Is Unique Not Only In India But Also Globally

Narendra Modi is the only leader in a major international global democracy since the Second World War to have a vote percentage (this can be considered a measure of popularity) that's more or less intact despite serving two terms.

Opinion: In Maharashtra, BJP's Double Revenge, 2024 Goals

For a victory in 2024, Maharashtra is crucial. It has the second largest number of seats after Uttar Pradesh.

Blog: Kiren Rijiju's Removal Follows A Controversial Tenure

There is no clear answer why Mr Rijuju -- one of the most prominent faces of the Modi government -- has been completely sidelined and shunted from the high-profile Law and Justice ministry to a low-key Earth Science ministry.

Blog: BJP Deals Setback To Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's 'Mission UP'

Jitin Prasada, senior Congress leader, today joined the BJP, a move that is not surprising considering that he began talks with BJP leaders ahead of the 2019 general election.

Blog: Yogi Adityanath Is Amit Shah's Choice. Here's Why

There have been reports in a section of media that the RSS played a key role in the surprise appointment of hardcore Hindutva leader Yogi Adityanath as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh while ignoring Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP President Amit Shah's preference for someone with an administrative experience and without a distinct caste identity. However, BJP...

In Haryana, an Amit Shah Master-Class on How to Win Elections

While politics in Maharashtra dominates headlines, the real story of last week's election was scripted by the BJP in Haryana, where it crafted a winning strategy despite not having a solid organisational base or a party network built over years.