The CM chaired the meeting of the first cabinet on Thursday evening at Delhi secretariat

Among the 119 deportees on board the second plane scheduled to land in Amritsar on Saturday night, 100 are from Punjab and Haryana alone. While 67 are from Punjab, 33 are from Haryana.

The statement was signed by 12 parties in the DMK’s coalition and part of the INDIA bloc, including Congress, Left parties (CPI, CPI-M) and Indian Union Muslim League

N Biren Singh resigned as Manipur's chief minister amid BJP discord and impending no-confidence motion, following ethnic violence and Supreme Court scrutiny.

The saffron camp expressed confidence in the party's victory stating that the lotus will bloom in Delhi this time, while AAP denied exit poll results.

Rahul Gandhi linked China's border aggression to the failure of Make in India, criticizing the BJP and calling for a stronger industrial system in India.

Delhi assembly poll 2025 will be held on February 5, in a single phase, with results to be counted on February 8. A total of 1.56 crore voters are set to vote.

The Delhi High Court on Monday declined to urgently hear a petition challenging promises made by political parties to distribute cash to voters ahead of the upc

Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader Rama Chandra Kadam made the demand here.

The BJP welcomed the US curt verdict on terrorist Tahawwur Rana’s extradition, saying that this is a matter of great satisfaction for every Indian, particularly for the 26/11 victims and their families

Amit Shah further said the Delhi government under Kejriwal couldn't solve the national capital's civic issues.

The blunt truth is that the entire Opposition, in one way or another, has become the B Team of the BJP. It must consider itself lucky to have one of the most disorganised and divided Oppositions in recent memory

Exclusion is the big highlight of the Maha Kumbh, not counting luxury tents for the well-heeled faithful and other such excesses

The (non)-issues that dominate the airwaves in the run-up to the Delhi elections early next month

Delhi will vote on February 5 to elect its new government and the counting is on February 8.