Delhi polls: Govt jobs, gig workers’ welfare board, Yamuna riverfront in BJP’s Sankalp Patra
He also reiterated that no scheme of public interest would be stopped if the BJP is voted to power after the Assembly elections.
He also reiterated that no scheme of public interest would be stopped if the BJP is voted to power after the Assembly elections.
A delegation of the Delhi Congress’ Legal and Human Rights Department, led by advocate Sunil Kumar, submitted the complaint to the poll panel.
Along with the rest of the country, Delhi celebrated 15th National Voters' Day on Saturday with a number of activities, organised by the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) to mark the occasion.
Ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, twenty Delhi police personnel have been conferred with medals for their services that include three President’s medal for distinguished services and 17 for meritorious services.
Ahead of the assembly elections in Delhi, Congress on Saturday vowed to provide free pilgrimage to Buddhist sites if the party is voted to power in the national capital.
AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday vowed to eliminate Delhi’s sewer issues, and announced a comprehensive plan to overhaul the capital’s sewer lines in the coming five years if AAP is re-elected to power.
In view of the Republic day celebrations at the Kartavya Path in the national capital, the Delhi Police have laid out a multi-layered security arrangement, deploying more than 70 companies of paramilitary forces, over 15,000 police personnel, thousands of CCTVs, and AI-enabled cameras in New Delhi district.
Union Health Ministry on Saturday hosted ASHAs who are in Delhi to attend the 76th Republic Day celebrations, and lauded their contributions towards the success of various health initiatives.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Saturday unfurled the national flag during the government's Republic Day celebrations at the Chhatrasal Stadium.
In continuance of the poster war between the two main political rivals in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday launched a series of videos and a new poster aimed at criticising the BJP and questioning the Delhi Police's handling of law and order.
