In this issue

hy the BJP is in no mood to shun B.S. Yediyurappa as yet in Karnataka.
Exclusive interview with the veteran leader. Also, how the tussle between Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar is worrying the Congress.

Also read, exclusive interview with ace economist Jeffrey D. Sachs, why many from Gujarat are trying to sneak into the US illegally, and how indictment can secure Donald Trump the Republican nomination.

These and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

BJP Is Still BSY

In Karnataka, B.S. Yediyurappa towers over his teammates in the BJP camp. And though he has retired from electoral politics, the party, knowing his mass appeal, has brought him out to placate the Lingayats in a bid to retain power in the assembly and Lok Sabha elections

7 mins

Quitting BJP to build new party was unpardonable

B.S. YEDIYURAPPA former chief minister, Karnataka

6 mins

Battles and the ballot

Siddaramaiah, the Congress's tallest leader in Karnataka, is facing several challenges before the big one on May 10

5 mins

The local option

Troubled by family feud, the JD(S) is hoping for enough seats to have a say

2 mins

Poll positions

The BJP is combating anti-incumbency on multiple levels, while the Congress and JD(S) hope to lure voters with grand promises

9 mins

Riding on data

Data on caste and religion has dominated electoral discourse in India so far. But now, the use of development data is becoming more prominent.

2 mins

DREAM TO DEATH

Jailed, or dead at the border-this has been the fate of many illegal migrants from Gujarat to the US. But agents often go scot-free

6 mins

I told Rahul, 'you are on the wrong path'

GHULAM NABI AZAD’S much-awaited autobiography, Azaad, is out. The leader, who severed his association with Congress some months back after having spent more than 50 years in the party, gives a detailed account of his time as a partyman and a government functionary.

4 mins

Homegrown trouble

The vacuum left by Punjab's inert political parties is fertile ground for radical elements

4 mins

SURRENDER AND WIN

Indictment lifts Donald Trump's primary campaign and could secure him the Republican nomination; ironically, it could also help President Biden retain independents and win another term

6 mins

Land Of Uncertainty

New land-grant rules in Jammu and Kashmir have and livelihoods in jeopardy put businesses

6 mins

India-China dialogue is as important as the US-China dialogue

Economist Jeffrey D. Sachs is one of the most influential voices that predict the end of American hegemony and a unipolar world. A global expert in sustainable development, he is an unabashed critic of the apathy of rich countries, especially the US, in financing solutions for issues like poverty and climate change.

7 mins

My son is autistic, creative and confident

British High Commissioner on raising a child with autism

4 mins

VULNERABLE CHARM

Marathi actor Vaidehi Parashurami's Bollywood dreams are well thought out

3 mins

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