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LS polls: 45 percent voter turnout recorded till 1 pm in 7 states
Fp Archives •Barring skirmishes in Punjab that left 10 persons injured, voting was by and large peaceful.
Rahul Gandhi's 'suit boot ki sarkar' comment stinks of hypocrisy
Vivek •Is Rahul Gandhi trying to suggest that the Congress party did not get corporate funding to fight the 2014 Lok Sabha elections?
The great Rahul Gandhi leave: Five questions to help him 'reflect' on the future of Congress
Roy •It’s not difficult to see what ails the Congress. It’s just surprising Rahul needs to go away for a few weeks to see the writing on the wall that has been staring at him in the face election after election.
Cash crunch? Cong raises membership fee by 250 times and 75% of it goes to central leadership
Fppolitics •The political drubbing that India's Grand Old Party has been facing over the last year is not the only problem facing the Gandhis. Along with a fast decreasing morale among party workers, the party is reportedly staring at a financial crisis so massive, that it has decided to hike its membership fee 250 times.
As it happened: Live updates of the 2014 Lok Sabha election
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Reaching out to the grassroots: How Congress plans to revive itself
Fp Archives •An AICC meeting is likely in March to take up these suggestions, which will also be compiled in a book form.
Follow BJP: Congress has a ruinous plan to remake its 'pro-Muslim' image
Hasan Suroor •The Congress move is symptomatic of the growing lumpenisation of national politics and a steadily shrinking agenda in which winning elections alone matters.
Leadership for dummies: Some unsolicited tips for Rahul Gandhi to avoid killing Congress in 2015
Sanjeev Singh •It was the inept leadership of Rahul Gandhi which played a large part in the marginalisation of the party in the country’s political scape.
Why 2014 was an incredible and a terrible year for democracy
Mishra •2014 was a terrific year for the democracy; 2014 was a terrible year for the democracy.
Ad brief: This is what Congress should be telling its agency
Anant Rangaswami •We requested a few professionals from leading advertising and communication companies to imagine the brief that would be the basis for all Congress advertising leading up to the elections. Here's the first, from Ajai Jhala, CEO, BBDO INDIA and CEO Proximity India.