Bindu Dalmia
The writer is a social commentator and author of the national bestseller, The Diary of a Lutyens' Princess.
By Bindu Dalmia
India under Modi has made quantum leaps on multiple parameters. Let's take a look at what has truly fueled this growth.
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This does not mean taking from the rich to give to the poor, or penalising the rich for being rich.
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History has shown Indians vote for leaders, not parties.
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The popularity gap between Narendra Modi and his potential contenders remains far too wide to bridge.
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If we fault Modi of strongarm politics, just google the state of affairs in the most powerful nations of America, Russia, China or Turkey.
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Unity against Modi is not enough for the Opposition to convince voters either.
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Congress failing to retain its southern stronghold would be a setback for Rahul Gandhi’s manoeuvring power among potential allies.
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The ruling party needs to bridge the widening gap on broken trysts with the voter.
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Modi Sarkar must keep the focus on ease of living as a developing theme, which could become another synonym for vikas.
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BJP’s under-governance could well pave the way for Congress' resurgence.
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