Personal feuds, and in some cases ambition, it seems, no longer matter in the game of political survival.

Rise of the Third Front: Is Mayawati on the way to becoming PM in 2019?

Personal feuds — and in some cases, rival ambitions — seemingly no longer matter in the game of political survival. But can Behenji make it in this high-stakes battle?

Deadlocked: The shape of the 2019 Lok Sabha?

This is how I see the 2019 Lok Sabha shaping up

Here's how much both the NDA and UPA could win in each state, and the magic factors that could swing the final count.

Like a good poker player, Mayawati is keeping her powder dry.

Lok Sabha elections 2019: How Mayawati and Rahul are playing political poker

In her well-calibrated attack on Congress leader Digvijiya Singh, Mayawati was careful not to target Sonia or Rahul Gandhi.

The tie-up looks formidable on paper.

Owaisi-Prakash Ambedkar alliance in Maharashtra: Third front or advantage BJP?

The tie-up looks formidable on paper. While there are factors working in its favour, it faces serious challenges too.

The TRS was among the first regional parties to endorse and support NDA’s presidential nominee Ramnath Kovind

TRS open to post-poll alliance with BJP: Which side the Telangana CM is actually going to choose

Will KCR rally support of regional parties and try to swing them in favour of the NDA?

There’s little doubt that the BJP will be hit in Uttar Pradesh,Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

Lok Sabha election 2019: Opposition's pre-poll nationwide grand alliance may prove counter-productive

A more sensible tactic for the Congress would be to nurture two parallel national alliances.

The nation will see the face of the united Opposition in Kolkata on January 19, next year.

Mamata flexing ‘united Opposition’ muscle at July 21 rally: Reading between the lines

Will the mega rally on January 19 accommodate CPM too?

After bypoll results, and following Karnataka’s politics, ‘the mandate’ for one-party domination seems receding. But India should not be afraid of alliances or a ‘fractured mandate’

By-poll in Kairana: One small location, one big sign

‘The mandate’ for one-party domination seems receding. But India should not be afraid of alliances or a ‘fractured mandate’.

Lost amidst the regional leaders is Rahul Gandhi, who has one eye fixed on 2019 and the other on 2024.

Why too many PM aspirants will break Opposition unity from within

Rahul Gandhi finds himself strangely at odds with the very regional satraps whose support he needs.

RBS covers all farm land owners but excludes tenant farmers

Will KCR's agricultural initiatives for Telangana farmers make his national pitch stronger?

Rythu Bandhu Scheme is not like other loan waiver schemes where intermediaries make a killing.