So, who will win the elections?

DNJAI41815 | 6/19/2013 | Author :Sandipan Sharma | WC:616

Two distinct trends are apparent in Rajasthan’s politics. Very few people turn up for chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s Sandesh yatra. In contrast, huge crowds attend Vasundhara Raje’s meetings. But af

To save its last bastion, Cong plays caste hand

DNJAI41791 | 6/18/2013 | Author :Sanjay Bohra | WC:481

After the latest reshuffle, Rajasthan has now seven ministers in the Union government - three of them Cabinet ministers and four with MoS portfolio. This benevolence towards Rajasthan can be largel

Joshi quits power, becomes powerful

DNJAI41775 | 6/17/2013 | Author :Sanjay Bohra | WC:456

Some obvious inferences can be drawn from today’s reshuffle in the Congress party. Particularly from Rajasthan’s point of view, the appointment of CP Joshi as general secretary is one such that cle

Aam aadmi’s plight: Neither Cong, nor BJP can help cure his pain

DNJAI41707 | 6/13/2013 | Author :Sanjay Bohra | WC:500

In dis padi na sukh ri jhai, raj badalgyo mhane kai (If people haven’t experienced any meaningful impact in their lives, change in government is meaningless to them). This line from a satirical poe

Mentor then, Tormentor now

DNAHM64672 | 6/11/2013 | Author :Jumana Shah | WC:1618

If LK Advani, sitting MP from Gandhinagar, is behaving like a jilted lover over protégé Narendra Modi’s ascent, it is perhaps with good reason from his point of view. Over the last three decades, Adva

What goes around comes around. Ask LK Advani

DNMUM278671 | 6/11/2013 | Author :Monobina Gupta | WC:739

All’s fair in love and war. And a war is now raging in the main opposition party, the BJP. So, the string of fabrications uttered by the BJP’s top brass, by none other than the party presiden

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