Parimal Peeyush is a News Editor at Financial Express (India). He specializes in covering Elections, Government, Politics, and Public Policy, providing insightful analysis on these critical areas. Parimal's work has also been featured in MSN and moneycontrol.com.
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By: Parimal Peeyush
A campaign centred predominantly on Marathi identity risks limiting the alliance's reach, especially among non-Marathi and floating voters who have increasingly aligned with the BJP.
By: Parimal Peeyush
The 'Marathi Manoos' voter also wishes to see the three factions of the Shiv Sena, led by Uddhav, Shinde and Raj Thackeray, to unite, the survey showed.
By: Parimal Peeyush
With a generational shift, performance-based appointments and a long-term eye on 2029, the BJP is preparing for its most consequential organisational reset in years.
The JD(U)'s Bihar victory saw the party, its largest-ever incarnation, reaffirmed Nitish's reputation as one of India's most resilient political survivors.
By: Parimal Peeyush
For a leader routinely targeted by the BJP for "minority appeasement", the optics of Mamata Banerjee's recent actions are unmistakable, and appear carefully calculated.
By: Parimal Peeyush
The real test for the BJP lies not in defeating Mamata Banerjee alone. It is in determining whether Nitin Nabin can enforce merit-based ticketing and reclaim organisational control.
By: Parimal Peeyush
The Tamil Nadu elections in 2026 are likely to be shaped as a multi-cornered contest instead of a direct two-way battle as was seen in the past.
By: Parimal Peeyush
Outfits like the OPS' faction, Dhinakaran's AMMK and the DMDK together command between 6-10% of vote share in specific regions, which, if left outside the NDA, could split Opposition votes and benefit the DMK.
By: Parimal Peeyush
The ED raids on I-PAC premises and Mamata Banerjee's dramatic intervention have thrown the spotlight on how a political consultancy has quietly become central to the Trinamool Congress' electoral machine.
By: Parimal Peeyush
Did Mamata Banerjee’s intervention during ED raids amount to a political protest or legal obstruction? A look at what the rules state and where criminal liability could arise.
