Is the BJP’s core social coalition showing its first major structural fractures? Political Editor Aditya Menon analyses whether upper-caste voters are beginning to turn away from the party. Manish Anand reiterates how Mohan Bhagwat’s sudden outreach toward Gen Z signals growing friction with the Modi-Shah model.
In Perspectives, Subhash Chandra Garg breaks down what India’s Q1 numbers reveal about fiscal policy. Meanwhile, Harsh Mander writes on how the exclusionary idea of citizenship seems to be triumphing over constitutional universality, and Sadaf Hussain traces the forgotten Partition history embedded within Delhi’s most iconic markets.
In My Report, family members of two Indian sailors missing since last month express concern and the struggle of seeking information from the shipping company, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), and the Ukrainian and Romanian embassies.
On the climate front, Hari Raghunath reports from Korba, examining how residents are left to bear the severe environmental and human costs as India chases rapid energy growth.
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