The Special Intensive Revision of the voters list across 12 Indian states could potentially lead to sharpening of the communal divide.

Allegations of bias and opacity raise doubts about the Election Commission’s neutrality in India’s democracy.

Elections to the Bihar Assembly saw an extraordinary 70% voter turnout, higher than previous low turnouts.

Bihar’s underprivileged voters seem to be buying the Opposition’s narrative that the special intensive electoral roll revision (SIR) infringes on their democratic rights

The Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar has been contentious. It will be even more so in West Bengal, given the ongoing labelling of Bengali migrant workers as Bangladeshis

The Bharatiya Janata Party has successfully positioned itself as the chief custodian of Indian nationalism, but that is unlikely to help it electorally in Bihar

In less than 24 hours after resigning from the CM’s […]

That is the unhappy progression of the Bihar Liquor Policy, with the new provisions being sought to be added by the zealous Mahagathbandhan

The state is not as communally polarised as neighbouring UP and Bihari sub-nationalism had a stronger pull than religious issues in the polls

What did the pollsters expect by creating a phantasmagoria of a BJP win?