In this edition of 'Editorial,' Mr. Sujit Nair delves into the ongoing turmoil in Manipur and the prevailing unrest in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal. Emphasizing the subpar quality of governance in these two Indian states—one governed by the BJP and the other by the All India Trinamool Congress—Mr. Nair concludes by asserting that the electorate in India faces a limited array of choices when it comes to political parties. He argues that the existing political entities are seemingly incapable of providing effective governance to the Indian populace. This viewpoint suggests a broader concern about the perceived inadequacies in the political landscape, urging the need for more viable alternatives for the citizens to consider during elections.