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Wednesday, December 03 1997
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Get real, comrades![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
While elections remain the ideal solution for the political uncertainty at the Centre, the stance taken by the Left that it will have no truck with either the Congress or the BJP will take the nation nowhere. Left to itself, the Left would like a United Front government at the Centre with its support from outside.
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Killing fields revisited
The nauseating regularity with which large groups of voiceless, faceless people in rural Bihar are exterminated, mocks India's claims to being a modern democratic state. News has just come in of the state's worst-ever mass killings in which over 70 people of Lakshmanpur-Bathe village have been butchered by 300-strong mob of Ranbir Sena activists.
| A perfect apparatchik at home
Mayawati and Indrajit Gupta could not be more dissimilar in their backgrounds, their political behaviour and their administrative styles. Both are tubby figures.
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| Living with America United fears of India | ||
The Group
