From starting the process of finalising candidates in all constituencies to holding weekly meetings with local units, the party is going all out to better its performance. read more

In a letter to party chief Rahul Gandhi, ex-chairman of the erstwhile Delhi Metropolitan Council, Purushottam Goyal, asked for her removal and suggested that the party contest assembly polls early next year with a “fresh face”at the helm. read more

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), however, dismissed the allegation saying that during their tenure they had not collected any such funds under the two heads. read more

A Delhi Congress delegation, led by the former Delhi chief minister, met Kejriwal at his Flagstaff Road residence here. read more

Sheila Dikshit said it is being done for their own benefit, not anybody else’s and should be seen politically. read more

Delhi Congress chief Sheila Dikshit on Tuesday expressed her concern over the city’s depleting green cover and rising pollution levels. read more

Scores of men and women besides party leaders attended the Iftar hosted by the Delhi Congress at its office on Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg. read more

Hundreds of Delhi Congress workers waited outside Rahul’s residence waving placards with messages such as “hope for the nation, Rahul Gandhi” and “har ghar ki hai yehi aawaz, Rahul Gandhi par humko naaz ”. read more

Rahul Gandhi said at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on Saturday that he had decided to step down as party president, a post he took over from his mother and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi in 2017. read more

The Congress faces a critical crisis with Rahul Gandhi staying firm on his decision to quit after the poll debacle. read more

The five-member committee includes former Rajya Sabha MP Parvez Hashmi, former Delhi ministers Ashok Walia and Yoganand Shastri, AICC national spokesperson Pawan Khera and ex-MLA Jaikishan. read more

Delhi Congress chief and former chief minister Sheila Dikshit said the party’s defeat was disappointing but individual candidates could not be blamed as the results were majorly affected by the larger results of the country. read more

Asserting that there was “no chance of writing off the Congress from Delhi’s politics”, Dikshit said the party would look at where it went wrong, try to correct them and come back stronger for the next elections. read more

Asserting that there was “no chance of writing off the Congress from Delhi’s politics”, Dikshit said the party would look at where it went wrong, try to correct them and come back stronger for the next elections. read more

BJP candidates were leading over their rivals on all the seven seats in Delhi by margins ranging from 1-5 lakh votes. Final results are expected later tonight. read more