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Kejriwal's time is up, Delhi polls will be fought on performance: Javadekar

Voting in the 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi will be held on February 8. Counting of votes will take place on February 11

Delhi polls: AAP eyes repeating 2015 show; BJP hopes to replicate LS result

AAP seeks to repeat poll performance in Delhi; BJP hopeful of springboarding on LS election success

Delhi Assembly polls: People want to get rid of AAP, says Harsh Vardhan

The Assembly elections in Delhi will be held in a single phase on February 8 while the results will be announced on February 11

Delhi's law and order situation has worsened, says AAP leader Sanjay Singh

The assembly polls will be held in Delhi on February 8. The counting of votes will take place on February 11.

Delhi Assembly elections: Atishi among members to prepare AAP manifesto

Atishi among three members tasked with preparing AAP manifesto for Delhi polls

Delhi Assembly polls: Chandni Chowk smallest, Matiala biggest electorate

There are 13,750 polling stations in Delhi, a 16.89 per cent increase over the 11,763 polling stations in 2015

Booth app to be used in every one district of 11 constituencies: Delhi CEO

The polling for 70-member Delhi assembly will be held on February 8. The counting of votes will take place on February 11

Never seen such brutal politics before: Sena hits out at Modi, Shah on JNU

An editorial in Shiv Sena mouthpiece 'Saamana' further alleged that the BJP wanted to see "Hindu-Muslim riots" over the Citizenship Amendment Act, but that did not happen

Delhi Assembly polls on February 8; results to be declared on Feb 11: EC

The election is likely to witness a three-cornered contest involving the ruling Aam Aadmi Party, the BJP and the Congress.

JNU violence: Fascists in control, says Rahul; BJP blames forces of anarchy

Senior BJP leader and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, a JNU alumnus, described the violence as 'horrifying'

In Bengal, some BJP leaders get second thoughts about CAA after protests

Some other party leaders aren't as vocal as Bose but clandestinely have been questioning the merit of the CAA and its impact on the BJP's prospects in the state

Senior BJP leaders wish to become party spokespersons, but lack fluency

Many senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders seethe when they find they are being given a go-by but newcomers in the party become the new face of the BJP on TV cameras

BJP to launch 10-day door-to-door awareness campaign on Citizenship Act

BJP Spokesperson Anil Jain said Indian Muslims have no reason to worry over the National Population Register (NPR) or the NRC

Need a more mature response to citizenship protests

Central ministers have been less than candid about NRC, NRIC and NPR, encouraging suspicion about their motives

Year in Review: 11 crucial Bills passed by Indian Parliament in 2019

From Citizenship (Amendment) Bill to J&K Reorganisation Bill and Triple Talaq Bill, here are the most crucial Bills passed by Parliament in 2019

PM Modi to visit Karnataka on Jan 2, 3; security measures in place

The Special Protection Group officials had a meeting with state government officials, especially the police regarding the security arrangements

CAA protests: Army chief slams students, Opposition cries 'politicisation'

Opposition has accused Rawat of violating both regulations and tradition, as the army's basic rulebook disallows army personnel from commenting on a political question without govt sanction

Year 2020 will test BJP's intellectual wherewithal to win the streets

The protests against CAA,NPR and NRC has queered the BJP's pitch that youth cutting across religious lines have joined the movement, calling the law 'discriminatory'

Year in Review: Pulwama to CAA stir, 10 defining events for India in 2019

Days before the year draws to a close, we look back at some of the key events in economy, politics, space and judiciary that defined 2019 for India

The year ahead will be dominated by the rising edifice of a Hindu Rashtra

The recent history of the world suggests economic pain doesn't create electoral openings