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Citing development needs, the government took over Delhi’s once thriving commons. Now, much of this land is neglected, walled off or encroached on by the rich.

Bharat Jodo Yatra may have helped improve the image of Rahul Gandhi, but the Congress faces the onerous task of rebuilding its moribund organisation, which is struggling to overcome a leadership crisis ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

After more than 100 days walking nearly the entire length of India, Rahul Gandhi, scion of the nation’s most famous political dynasty, stood before a

New Delhi: After more than 100 days walking nearly the entire length of India, Rahul Gandhi, scion of the nation s most famous political dynasty, stoo...

With the national elections looming, unemployment will likely dominate the political climate. But the jury is still out on which data to trust and whether India is even measuring the problem adequately.

Lately, the BJP has made it clear that it aims to mobilise Dalit Muslims, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself asking BJP leaders to reach out to Pasmanda Muslims. But, will it benefit intended communities?

As the Kejriwal empire spreads, will he be able to keep the momentum going? BY ADITI PHADNIS When it was launched in October 2012, many dismissed the Aam Aadmi Party as an intervention by a set of well-meaning political dilettantes. Those who gave it credence would say that it was ‘different’. “A political alternative that

According to a 2016 report by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies -Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, which surveyed 6,000 participants aged 15-34 in 19 states, nearly half of Indias youth had

Meanwhile, the poll outcome in Himachal also seems to be falling in line with the exit poll predictions even as Congress has got an edge over the BJP.

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