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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