The Coalition Calculus After the Monsoon Session
With regional parties holding the balance of power, the government’s legislative agenda now depends as much on state-level arithmetic as on parliamentary headcount.
By Ananya Deshpande
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With regional parties holding the balance of power, the government’s legislative agenda now depends as much on state-level arithmetic as on parliamentary headcount.
Cash transfers pioneered in the states are becoming the template for national welfare debates — and rewriting the centre–state compact.