Opinion /
Published 11.11.20
Close call: Bihar assembly polls
Of all the gladiators that had entered the electoral ring to win the crown in Bihar, there is conjecture that the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Rashtriya Janata Dal have left the arena as the most sa...
By The Editorial Board
India /
Published 11.11.20
Owaisi spoils Opp party
The Asaduddin Owaisi-led All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen, which had been seen as a “vote cutter”, appeared set to win five Muslim-dominated seats in Bihar on Tuesday.
With the ele...
By PTI
in Patna, New Delhi
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Opinion /
Published 08.11.20
Foes turn friends
Sir — In the article, “Promises meant to be broken” (Nov 6), Anita Tagore has rightly pointed out that there is a need for electoral reforms to make political parties accountable for...
By The Telegraph
Opinion /
Published 08.11.20
Why Shah's focus on Bengal is telling
The debate in Karnataka is over who will lose his chair in the coming months: the chief minister, BS Yediyurappa, or the leader of the Opposition, PC Siddaramaiah. Siddaramaiah said Yediyurappa would ...
By The Telegraph
India /
Published 08.11.20
What exit polls said about Tejashwi
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By Our Special Correspondent
in New Delhi
India /
Published 06.11.20
Modi's 11th-hour letter to Bihar betrays nerves
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By J.P. Yadav
in New Delhi
India /
Published 06.11.20
Opp sticks to bread & butter
The Opposition alliance in Bihar appears to have snatched a tactical advantage by maintaining unwavering focus on bread-and-butter concerns, assiduously avoiding the diversionary trap of emotive issue...
By Sanjay K. Jha
in New Delhi
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