Why Kalam - despite being a Muslim - is a favourite of Hindu Right

The BJP won't let the former president of India rest in peace.

NDA's vice presidential candidate loves his acronyms.

First Modi, now Kalam. Venkaiah Naidu, stop with the acronyms

BJP's hope of getting Dalit votes seems over-optimistic and not based on reality.

It was an ecstatic moment. Kalam was hoisted on the shoulders by his colleagues.

[Book excerpt] R Aravamudan, a pioneer of the Indian space programme, describes the ecstatic moment in this personal history.

His nomination to the post of president of India changed Indian politics for good.

There are uncanny similarities between APJ Abdul Kalam and the 'Amitabh Bachchan of the South'.

With Pranab Mukherjee set to retire in 2017, the PM will want conducive candidates for both president and vice-president.

For sons and daughters of dead politicians to squat in a bungalow valued at Rs 300 crore is a feudal practice that is now finally ending.

Ministerial allocations may be exercises in corrosive irony, but the late 'people's president' had always been a darling of the Hindutva brigade.