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Growing scrutiny on Indian intelligence activity highlights the need for intelligence oversight, but the implementation might prove to be difficult
दोनों घोषणापत्रों में शहरी समस्याओं के संबंध में काफी प्
दोन्ही जाहीरनाम्यांनी शहराच्या समस्यांबाबत प्रशंसनीय �
Both manifestos have made laudable assertions regarding city problems, however, the issues of the financial domain of ULBS and certain pending urban r
इन घोषणापत्रों को देखने पर एक बात बिल्कुल स्पष्ट हो जाती �
One thing is pretty sure from the manifestos. Political parties are more interested in showing the carrots that are readily saleable to their electora
What is missing in most manifestos is a coherent and comprehensive vision backed by a workable strategy to address the challenges that India’s growi
Inclusion of environmental issues in manifestos has been a trend since the last general election. This time, there are even specific mentions of the N
Several of India’s current laws ostensibly help women succeed in the workplace, but actually have the opposite effect of impeding growth and equalit
This brief analyses the manifestos of the Indian National Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party in the past four Lok Sabha elections. It introduces the concept of “falsifiability” to evaluate whether promises made in manifestos can be verified, to begin with; it then outlines the poll promises that are falsifiable across various sectors. The authors examine whether or not the promises were fulfilled, and if not, if they were carried aga
Against the backdrop of the Pulwama suicide bombing and the Balakot air-strikes, national security has acquired a political salience that it might not have otherwise. This is reflected in the manifestos of both the main national parties, the BJP and the Congress.
As a rising India engages the world with confidence in an increasingly challenging environment, informed contestations on foreign policy should be the norm.
We are far from junking top down, paternalistic, big man rule. Regional political leaders are no different in their preferred style of governance.
