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A car called Congress

The only way forward for Congress is to create something new. Not in the image of the glorious past like the Ambassador, but a brand new product looking at the future

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Shekhar Gupta
Sonia Gandhi opened her Congress’s long-delayed “Chintan Shivir”,  or introspection huddle in Udaipur, with a call to reinvent the party. This leads us to four questions.

Can the Congress, in its deepest trough for eight years now, ever be reinvented?

If so, what will it take to bring about that transformation?

How important is it to have a pan-national opposition party when many regional forces are rising to play the same role?

Even so, must that pan-national party be only the Congress? Can it be a new alternative?

There is another way to restate these questions, particularly
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