Food fascism, which was earlier a characteristic only of the Gujarat Model, has, under Prime Minister Modi, become a national phenomenon.

Parshottam Rupala's comments will indisputably spoil the BJP’s lofty ambitions of getting a 5,00,000+ victory margin on all Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat but to say that it would affect the electoral result stupendously would be an exaggeration.

Today, Modi and his efficient digital empire have ensured that many of those vulgar videos where he stooped way below the belt trashing and insulting his political rivals are not to be found. For instance, in Gujarat, he referred to Sonia Gandhi as 'Soniya ben is a Jersey cow. And Rahul is a hybrid calf'.

Kiran Patel talked big, bragged ceaselessly and held 'witty' conversations too. But how was he able to secure Z-plus security?

Amidst debate over whether Gujarat's tribal population is Hindu or not, Congress has criticised the move, which comes just before the assembly polls.

Mismanagement of the pandemic and a crucial lesson that the BJP's high command is keen to teach the former CM's counterparts feature at the top of the list.

The party's resolution condemned all "pseudo-seculars who do not support Ram Mandir" and claimed that the Congress talks in “Chinese and Pakistani".

Parul Khakkar poured out her distress in a powerful 14-line poem. Now, even as she is praised by writers and people at large for voicing the nation’s suffering, she is a target for the ruling party's troll army.

All is officially well in India’s ‘model’ state, although those on the ground note convoys of ambulances at hospital gates, 12-hour waitlists at crematoria, eight-hour waits in queue for antiviral drugs and scams in the name of the virus.