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Delhi polls: Initial trends suggest AAP crosses halfway mark; Cong at nil

The BJP on the other hand is leading on 19 seats, according to the EC website. The Congress is yet to open its account

AAP looks set to hold Delhi crown; BJP distant second in poll results

The contest for political power over the national capital was a bipolar one with the Congress nowhere in the reckoning, according to initial trends

Delhi polls: AAP leads in 6 reserved seats, BJP ahead on others

In Deoli, AAP's Praksah Jarwal is leading from his nearest BJP rival, and in Ambedkar Nagar, Ajay Dutt, the sitting MLA, is ahead from AAP

Delhi polls: Close contest between BJP's Bagga, AAP's Dhillon in Hari Nagar

Congress candidate Surendra Sodhi has got just 333 votes. 5,697 votes have been counted for this seat

Delhi election results: Kejriwal leading, his deputy Sisodia trailing

According to poll trends by the Election Commission, the chief minister is leading by over 6,300 votes while Sisodia is trailing by 754 votes from Patparganj constituency

Delhi Polls: AAP going to register 'a massive win', says Sanjay Singh

Commenting on the early trends, the AAP Rajya Sabha MP, said: 'Wait for the final result, we are going to register a massive win'

Delhi election result: Okhla to New Delhi, 10 key seats to watch out for

As voters announce their verdict, here are 10 important constituency contests to keep an eye on

Market Ahead, February 11: All you need to know before the Opening Bell

A total of 295 companies, including BHEL, IDBI, Arvind Fashions, and Greenply, are scheduled to announce their December quarter numbers today

Delhi election result: AAP deploys volunteers to guard each strongroom

A strong room is the place where the EVMs are kept for the time after the polling is done and before counting takes place

BJP issues whip to its MPs asking them to be present in LS, RS on Tuesday

Sitharaman is likely to speak in Lok Sabha first and then in Rajya Sabha

Delhi elections: Tight security in place ahead of counting on Tuesday

The curiosity among people to know the outcome of the elections to the 70-member Delhi Assembly has heightened post-exit polls, that has forecast a big win for the ruling AAP

Final Delhi polls turnout at 62.59%; EC says needed time for accuracy

After elections to the 70-member Delhi Assembly were held on Saturday, poll officials had said that there was a turnout of 61.46 per cent, subject to revision

Delhi elections: Final voter turnout recorded at 62.59%, say EC officials

In the 2015 Assembly polls, Delhi had recorded a voter turnout of 67.47%

Wanted to ensure accuracy, says Delhi CEO on delay in voting figures

It is not matter of late or early as soon as the voting per cent was finalised, it was shared with the public: Delhi Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh

Kejriwal an outsider who has made lives miserable: Congress' Sabharwal

The Grand Old Party's man for the seat that was once Sheila Dikshit's on how he plans to go about reclaiming the constituency

Kejriwal's AAP projected to retain Delhi crown; BJP rejects exit polls

Congress may draw a blank; BJP could improve tally

Delhi election exit polls highlights: Kejriwal-led AAP set to retain power

Delhi election exit polls have been published. Catch all the Delhi Assembly election 2020 live updates on Business Standard

Jobs or freebies? Here's what first-time voters prioritise for Delhi polls

Polling for the 70 seats of Delhi assembly began at 8 am on Saturday amid tight security . The votes will be counted on February 11.

TV exit polls predict AAP win in Delhi; BJP's Manoj Tiwari disagrees

AAP will get 50 seats in the 70-seat assembly, the BJP 19 and the Congress one seat, said NDTV's 'poll of polls'.

Shaheen Bagh: Women protesters vote in batches to keep agitation alive

On a sit-in for over a month against the Citizenship Amendment Act, women protesters at Shaheen Bagh voted in batches on Saturday so that the agitation remains unaffected. While some of the women voted in the morning, others chose to get their fingers inked in the afternoon and the remaining in the evening. Mehzabeen Qureshi, who returned to the protest site after voting said, "I stayed at home to let other women in the house go out and vote. Now I have joined them here at Shaheen Bagh after voting. I voted today to secure democracy". Zaheeda Khan, another resident of Shaheen Bagh, said they decided to vote in batches. "The women here had decided a day before voting that some of them would go out for voting in the morning, while others will stay back for chores. The others will go in the afternoon and then come back to the protest site. "By the evening, we will be a full house again, all geared up to continue our protest," she said. Zahra Sheikh said they are determined to exerc