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Information is provided on election dates in five Indian states scheduled for November 2018 in locations including Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Mizoram.

The article focuses on the single marital status of candidates in the general election in India on April 7, 2014. It features Narendra Modi, the front-runner of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and 43-year old unmarried Rahul Gandhi of the incumbent Congress party. It states that voters in the country have less concerns about the domestic lives of Indian politicians and more comfortable electing politicians from the nuclear family.

The author discusses understanding the language of politics in India. Topics discussed by the author include the acronyms of the political parties and political alliances such as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and United Progressive Alliance (UPA), the concept of democracy, and secularism. He also discusses the pre- and post-poll alliances made by Indian coalitions.

The article focuses on the power breakdown across most of north India on July 30-31, 2012 that raised questions about the poor infrastructure in the country. It mentions that the power-cut has impacted traffic, businesses and the everyday life. According to Hartmut Issel, head of the research organization UBS Chief Investment Office (CIO) Wealth Management Research, Asia-Pacific, it was due to lack of political will that put India in a power crisis.

The article focuses on the Indian government seeking to break political deadlock over land reforms to test the ability of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to steer agenda through parliament.

The article focuses on the efforts and campaigns led by anti-corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal against the corrupt practice of the political system in India. It mentions the role of Kejriwal at the India Against Corruption movement where thousands of people gathered in the streets, and highlights the formation of his own political party.

The article reports on the peaceful talks and the passage of legislations including one that authorizes the government to have full control of State Bank of India's (SBI) subsidiary banks, another is the Coinage Bill, and other crucial bills in the parliament of India on August 11, 2011.