Bengal Renaissance versus Hate Politics
Amit Sengupta, Delhi
What Bengal thinks today, India thinks tomorrow!
TMC
Jan Aakrosh Rally: Not Angry Enough
Shibu Kumar Tripathi Delhi
Assembly Elections: Key lessons to be learnt
These assembly election results have shown that introspection will no longer suffice for some parties, they need to make wholesale changes
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi
No succour for the Left in West Bengal or the Congress in Assam
The BJP has wrested Assam from the Congress and opened its account in West Bengal, where the TMC has cemented its domination
Dhruba Basu Delhi
Amma breaks the jinx, LDF turns the cycle
While anti-incumbency was a major factor in Kerala, in Tamil Nadu it was a non-factor
Hardnews Bureau Delhi
For the Winners, May is not a Cruel Month
Editorial Hardnews Bureau Delhi
West Bengal: A progressive coalition emerges
If the Left Front manages to clinch victory in West Bengal then a viable political alternative to the BJP might emerge
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi
West Bengal: An invigorated Left seeks to make a comeback
A resurgent Left in West Bengal has managed to revive its grassroots base and regain the confidence of the voting public
Hardnews Bureau Delhi
The Left: Rising from the Ashes
The Left is no longer left behind. A new radical rainbow coalition of Left assertion is shining like a red star in India. New barricades, alliances and scaffoldings are being enacted. The times they are changing
Amit Sengupta Delhi
West Bengal: Ma, Maati, Manush,once again?
The Left-Congress alliance in West Bengal poses a new political headache for Mamata Banerjee
Hardnews Bureau Kolkata