What’s Up In Bengal? 

Eight years ago, the green of Trinamool symbolised Bengal’s anger towards the red of the Left. In 2019, saffron seems to be playing a similar role for anger against the Trinamool.

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Featured Articles

  • Jaideep MazumdarThe Silent Resentment: In Bengal, Saffron May Just Be The New Green
  • M R SubramaniThe Campaign Contrasts
  • Swati Goel SharmaCrying Wolf In Modi’s India
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  • Swati Goel Sharma and Madhur Sharma‘Vivaan’ Means ‘A Woven Chair’, Not ‘A Ray Of Sun’: How A Scholar Is Countering Lies Around Sanskrit Baby Names
  • R JagannathanThe Left In Self-Destruct Mode
  • Jaideep A. PrabhuIndia To Elect ‘Right’ Like Israel: What Narendra, Netanyahu Have In Common
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  • R JagannathanEverything You Wanted To Know About Indian Elections, Including Who’ll Win 2019
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