Possible Political Churning in Indian Politics

Our Political Desk The recent political developments in India, marked by the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) emphatic victory in Haryana and improved performance in Jammu and Kashmir, have triggered a fresh wave of political churning in the Indian landscape. This success for the BJP comes on the heels of their strong showing in the Lok…

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Political Strategy or Political Stunt?

Our Political Desk Political strategist Prashant Kishor, once hailed for his innovative election campaigns, has now officially transitioned from the role of a behind-the-scenes operator to a full-fledged political actor. The formation of his new political party ahead of the Bihar Assembly elections has stirred a wave of media attention, not only for the move…

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Siddaramaiah Puts Gandhis in Embarrassment

Our Political Desk In a significant turn of events, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah returned land linked to the Mysore Urban Land Ceiling scam, following a lost legal battle to stall a Lokayukta investigation. The allegations against Siddaramaiah pertain to his alleged involvement in a land scam involving hundreds of crores, with his wife, Parvati, being…

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Supreme Court says Keep God Out of Politics, but……

Our Political Desk Hyderabad: Yesterday’s observation by the Supreme Court bench while hearing the petition over the alleged adulteration of the ‘Srivari Laddu,’ a revered offering at the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, has stirred fresh debate. The bench remarked that “God should be kept out of politics,” a statement that, on the surface, may seem innocuous…

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Dynastic Politics and Corruption: A Threat to Indian Democracy

Our Political Desk Chennai: In the ever-evolving landscape of Indian politics, the persistence of dynastic rule—or “parivarwad”—continues to cast a long shadow over the opposition. While the ruling BJP-headed NDA government consistently works to educate the electorate about the dangers of family-based politics, these efforts appear to have fallen on deaf ears. Meanwhile, opposition parties…

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