Arvind kejriwal

The AAP had put on hold expansion plans and decided to focus entirely on Delhi after its defeat in the 2017 municipal elections in the national capital read more

The public spat is unusual for Congress leaders, many of whom keep personal equations away from the public eye. read more

Deora had praised Arvind Kejriwal and his AAP government for doubling Delhi’s revenue. Maken hit back, saying Deora was presenting half-baked facts. read more

While some scheme will require little intervention from Centre, for others, the AAP government needs Centre’s cooperation. read more

The Congress drew blank in the February 8 polls - its second consecutive duck in Delhi polls. read more

While discussing the agenda for the next three months with his Cabinet colleagues on Saturday, Kejriwal said that implementing the promises in the 10-point guarantee card, released by AAP during the campaigning, will be his government’s top priority. read more

While Delhi is among the only three states in the country, with Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh, which have seen two female Chief Ministers, its score on the count for cabinet ministers remained low. read more

For the second time in a row, Delhi voted overwhelmingly for the AAP in the February 8 election, giving it 62 seats in the 70-member assembly. In 2015, the AAP won 67 seats. The party’s victory came on the back of a campaign that leveraged the leadership of Kejriwal. read more

Arvind Kejriwal, the Aam Aadmi Party convener, took oath as Delhi chief minister for the third time earlier in the day. The oath ceremony was held at the Ramlila Maidan in central Delhi. read more

Kejriwal had extended an open invite to all Delhiites to attend his swearing-in ceremony, positioning himself as “Delhi’s son” and thanking them to help him win the assembly poll with a massive mandate for the third time in a row. read more

During the swearing in ceremony on Sunday, Aavyan Tomar was centre of attraction at AAP Chief’s big day as all the AAP leaders including Raghav Chadha and Somnath Bharati took turns to get a selfie clicked with him. read more

Arvind Kejriwal was sworn in as Delhi’s chief minister for the third term on Sunday. He was joined by six AAP MLAs who took oath as ministers. read more

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) had officially invited the little boy to be part of the ceremony when Arvind Kejriwal took oath for the third time as chief minister of Delhi. read more

He sought cooperation from his rival the BJP and Congress, saying he has “forgiven” them for the remarks against him during the high-octane poll campaign. read more

The AamAadmi Party (AAP) fielded nine women in the Delhi Assembly elections out of which eight won. read more