New Parliament should get rid of bad laws
This is an opportunity to do away with laws that put the rights of citizens at risk.
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Bengal Has Lessons For India In Sending More Women To Parliament
Across the country, the highest number of women candidates who won from a state in the election for the 18th Lok Sabha came from West Bengal
How digital platforms overtook traditional media to reach the voters this election
How digital platforms overtook traditional media to reach the voters this election
My Home Is The Nation – Notes From A 12-Year-Old On Vote 2024
I want this Vote 2024 to end… Maybe then all the channels will show cartoons or songs. Not make loud noises and fight
A fictional BJP manifesto for the year 2034
In the heat, dust and rhetoric of elections, let us remind each other not to take ourselves so seriously
Know Your Alphabet: A Random A-Z List For 2024 Lok Sabha Polls
Here is a random A-Z list. You too can think up and share your own A-Z lists
Why voters no longer believe “Modi ki guarantee”
As is well known in marketing, you can get someone to buy something once, or even twice, but eventually the consumer will see through you.
Labour Day: Remembering A Four-Letter Word Missing In BJP’s Campaign
Here are seven reasons why the word ‘JOBS’ is never mentioned by leaders of the party seeking a third term
Modi trying to outdo RSS’s Golwalkar
Spread and spread of the Sangh: The BJP-RSS network has only expanded under the current government
Election Commission: Four Questions To Ask India’s ‘Neutral’ Umpire
Phase 1 done. Six more to go. Over the next few weeks, few institutions across the universe will be under more public scrutiny than the Election Commission of India (ECI). In performing its solemn national duty, which is to ensure free and fair elections, not only must the ECI be fair, but they must be… Continue reading Election Commission: Four Questions To Ask India’s ‘Neutral’ Umpire