Several articles and an interview by KITLV researcher Vignesh Karthik KR on politics in India, UK elections and implications for India, the role of police in public health crisis and voting patterns across different socio-economic groups in India.

Welfare, voters, and political mobilisation in Andhra Pradesh
By Vignesh Karthik KR (KITLV) and Chandra Sekhar Vadigalla on thehindu.com. This article examines the intricate relationship between welfare schemes and political mobilization in Andhra Pradesh, highlighting how these programs influence voter behavior and the dynamics of regional politics. Read more.

Five key takeaways from the UK elections and implications for India
By Sanam Arora and Vignesh Karthik KR (KITLV) on thewire.in. This analysis delves into the results of the UK elections, exploring five major outcomes and their potential impact on India’s diplomatic and economic ties with the UK. Read more.

Pawan Kalyan’s political ascent signifies the consolidation of the Kapu vote
By Vignesh Karthik KR (KITLV) on thewire.in. This article explores Pawan Kalyan’s rise in Andhra Pradesh politics, emphasizing how his popularity signifies the growing consolidation of the Kapu community’s vote bank. Read more.

Coercion vs. care: The role of police in public health crises
By Vignesh Karthik KR (KITLV), Rakhal Gaitonde, Sarah Hodges, and S. Anandhi on thewire.in. This article analyzes the role of law enforcement during public health crises, contrasting coercive measures with community care approaches in managing such emergencies. Read more.

How people in slums, middle class flats, and high-end apartments voted in Chennai, India
Interview with Vignesh Karthik KR (KITLV) by Sambavi Parthasarathy on The Hindu Youtube channel. In this interview, Vignesh Karthik KR discusses the voting patterns across different socio-economic groups in Chennai, providing insights into the diverse electoral behaviors in the city. Watch the interview here.