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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

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.

Elections for more than 70 Rajya Sabha seats to be held this year

Besides Union Ministers Hardeep Singh Puri and Ramdas Athawale, other prominent leaders who will retire during the year include Sharad Pawar, Digvijay Singh and Vijay Goel

India fighting an idea that it fought against for freedom: Priyanka Gandhi

Priyanka Gandhi was addressing party leaders during a programme held to mark the 135th Foundation Day of the Congress

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

Congress foundation day: Rahul to address rally in Assam amid anti-CAA stir

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will also address party workers at Lucknow at a meeting of the Uttar Pradesh Pradesh Congress Committee (UPPCC) on Saturday

Congress is creating confusion over Citizenship Act in Delhi: Amit Shah

He aslo exuded confidence about the BJP's performance in the national capital, he said time is up for the Kejriwal government in Delhi and "lotus will bloom."

Year in Review: Events that made biggest political news in India in 2019

From revocation of J&K's special status to the Citizenship Amendment Act, Business Standard lists six defining events of 2019 that became the biggest political issues in India

Letter to BS: Jharkhand election result shows opposition can challenge BJP

As far as the Opposition is concerned, if they join hands and put aside their ego then the BJP can be challenged in most states

GoMs, then and now: How their working has changed in 6 years of Modi govt

They were synonymous with delays in decision-making in the UPA era. Under the NDA, they rarely make executive decisions

Jharkhand election results will help reduce BJP's footprint: Pawar

The former Union minister hailed the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-led three-party opposition alliance's poll victory in the tribal state where the BJP has been ousted from power

Jharkhand polls held amid CAA stir, people trusted Hemant Soren: Mamata

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said people have faith he would fulfil their aspirations

Jharkhand Assembly election: Exit polls predict Congress-JMM defeating BJP

An estimated 70.83 per cent of the total 40.05 lakh voters exercised their franchise till 5 pm in the fifth and final phase, EC said

Year in Review: Indian sportspersons who turned politicians in 2019

From Gautam Gambhir to Babita Phogat, many sportspersons started their political innings, but not all received in electoral politics the success they were used to in their respective sports

Letters to BS: Is BJP doing what Congress did in 1975 during Emergency?

In politics, what's good for the goose is good for the gander

'Rape in India' remark: EC seeks transcript of Rahul Gandhi's speech

The BJP had demanded action against him