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Another 'migratory bird'

In February, a day before Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was to fly down to Punjab to address a series of election rallies, state Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had said "seasonal birds" could be expected in the state as Assembly polls were round the corner. A month on, and in another end of the country, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi seems to have spotted another "seasonal bird". Last week, he described Bharatiya Janata Party's chief ministerial candidate, Sarbananda Sonowal, as a "migratory bird" for Majuli from where he is contesting the Assembly elections. At an election rally, Gogoi said: "While he is the son of Dibrugarh, Sarbananda migrated to Lakhimpur for the Lok Sabha poll. Then from there he is again migrating to Majuli. It is amusing to see his power-hungry politics."

BJP slams Kejriwal for attacking Jaitley

The ruling party at the Centre said that the Delhi CM was using jewellers as a 'political tool' & has little concern for their demands.

Leave Jaitley's side if you don't want to lose traders' support, Kejriwal tells PM

Delhi chief minister takes a dig at BJP over the excise duty imposed on non-silver jewellery

BJP, RSS trying to communalise Dr Narang murder: Kejriwal

On Wednesday night, he was fatally assaulted by a group of men outside his residence in Delhi's Vikaspuri.

Kejriwal on Fortune's list of '50 greatest leaders', PM Modi conspicuous by his absence

Prime Minister Narendra Modi can still claim the sort of international recognition which has seldom been bestowed upon Indian leaders before him

Kejriwal named among world's 50 greatest leaders by Fortune

The 47-year-old Delhi CM is ranked 42nd on the list and is the sole leader from India.

Country 'helpless' before Mallya: Kejriwal

Says it was farmers' inability to repay loans which was forcing them to take the extreme step

There should be no politics over water: Arvind Kejriwal

He said doing politics over water is not good as people from Punjab, Haryana are also our own like that of Delhi

Delhi gears up for disruption

Differences between Haryana and Punjab over water-sharing threatened to spill over into Delhi and Jats warned of a resumption of their stir

Court summons Kejriwal, 5 others in Jaitley's defamation case

Jaitley has alleged that they had made defamatory statements that he and his family had made pecuniary gains by associating with M/s 21st Century Media

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal alleges CBI not following procedure, agency refutes

Contradicting Kejriwal's claim, CBI sources said all necessary formalities were done through correspondence

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's car attacked in Punjab

Kejriwal tweeted that his car was attacked with sticks and stones, breaking the front glass pane

Kejriwal's words against PM 'defamatory, seditious': Advocate to court

Complainant and advocate Pradeep Dwivedi sought Kejriwal's prosecution under sections 124A (sedition) and 500 (defamation) of the IPC

Letters: Kejriwal should buck up

Apropos the editorial, "A political start-up" (February 17), the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) came to power in Delhi a second consecutive time riding on fanfare and expectations, as it had projected itself as an out-of-the-box alternative to established political parties such as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress.Citizens of Delhi might feel let down because Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has not been able to keep all the promises he made them. But calling his AAP government a failure just a year after it took over is not justified. Of course, in terms of perception - which, at times, is quite close to reality - Kejriwal always seems to be in confrontational mode and ready to pick a fight with the BJP-led government at the Centre. He knows well that the Delhi Police and the municipal corporations are not under his control and that his predecessor Sheila Dikshit ran the government in Delhi quite well for 15 years with this handicap.Kejriwal would have shown maturity as a politic

Centre waiving loans of big businesses: Kejriwal

Kejriwal charged that the Narendra Modi government with working for the rich.

An open letter to Arvind Kejriwal: Stop behaving like 'enthu cutlet'

Instead of wasting energy on spreading its tentacles, AAP should focus first on living up to the expectations of the people of Delhi