While the verdict has been praised across the board, the resulting debate has largely overlooked some of the key constitutional issues arising out of the verdict, which could have widespread implications not just for the poll body but even for other institutions.

The campaigns run in Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat and Delhi, and the election results, shed some light on how these parties are thinking.

Punjab’s AAP government has worked to try and deliver on the many poll promises it had made six months ago, however, apart from its penchant for theatrics, this delivery has been largely hit-or-miss.

From failing to fulfil poll promises to be inaccessible even to his own MLAs, several factors led to Captain Amarinder Singh's downfall.

The grim reality is that the state populace is reeling from a combination of factors and needs clear hope for the future.

Shakti Sinha narrates how Vajpayee dealt with the challenges that emerged both from within his own and opposition parties, especially while running a multi-party coalition government.

Kumar's well-constructed historical account shed light on how military slavery and Turco-Mongol tribal identity and cultural heritage are the key to understanding social relations and political formations in the medieval period.

When compared to the two other heroes of the Bihar election, Tejashwi Yadav and Chirag Paswan, the Bihar chief minister strikes a distinct chord of his own.

The Akali Dal has played a pivotal role in shaping the politics of the state after independence.

Ujjwal Kumar Singh and Anupama Roy have written the first academic monograph on the Election Commission, seven decades after it was first established. 

The fact that the university's mess remained closed in the afternoon during Ramzan was the truth, but that this was done to force non-Muslims to fast was post-truth.