Mamata Banerjee attacked Narendra Modi with the same intensity as in the past elections, but this time she introduced ridicule as part of her strategy
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The BJP has little scope to win allies from the INDIA bloc or those outside any alliance, making the party heavily dependent on the current NDA partners
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Left continues to bleed in the one-time stronghold of Bengal but there is a silver lining
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The Congress’ sweep of Manipur is expected to trouble the BJP in the northeast
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The BJP’s tally dropped from 18 to 12 and Congress’ from 2 to 1 as TMC gains
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The summer of 2024 saw a high-pitched campaign with low voter enthusiasm. What will the results show?
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Since 2014, West Bengal politics has been going through a transition in which parties’ vote shares keep changing from election to election
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Since the anti-displacement movements against the Left Front government in 2006-08, Bengal has seen increased corruption, communalisation of politics and the rise of welfarism
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Badruddin Ajmal has not lost the Dhubri seat in Assam since 2009. Now he is fighting for political survival as Bengali Muslims look to favour the Congress
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Mamata Banerjee stays the course but her party, plagued by corruption charges, spins out of control
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