Chief Minister Atishi praised AAP's campaign song 'Phir Layenge Kejriwal' for Delhi Elections 2025, calling it an expression of Delhiites' feelings. MP Sanjay Singh also highlighted its potential to secure a massive victory for Kejriwal.
Lashing out at Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that he built a Sheesh Mahal using Delhiites' money and that he needs to give an account to the people of the national capital.
Talking to reporters, Gaurav said, "Yamuna river is very important for us just like Ganga. We all Delhiites should come forward and help in this cause. When we were cleaning the ghats, we found several idols thrown by people and also beer bottles. This was really disheartening. We say Yamuna
"BJP has no agenda to contest the elections.. they should tell the people of Delhi what they have done for them in five years.. AAP has done a lot of work for Delhiites in terms of electricity, water, women's travel, roads and many other things," Kejriwal said while addressing the media.<
"BJP has no agenda to contest the elections.. they should tell the people of Delhi what they have done for them in five years.. AAP has done a lot of work for Delhiites in terms of electricity, water, women's travel, roads and many other things," Kejriwal said while addressing the media.<
On CM Atishi inspecting the condition of roads in Delhi, BJP leader Harish Khurana on Monday said, "AAP leaders, be it Arvind Kejriwal or Atishi, either think that Delhiites are fools or they think that they don't know what is happening. This is an image makeover effort to get rid of the cor
"Delhiites are tolerating a corrupt government and now they will have to bear an anti-national government. History is witness to the anti-national and anti-social thinking of Atishi on various issues, starting from the Kargil war. She says vote for the goons but don't vote for the capable (B
It's that time of the year when Delhiites get ready to experience the aura of fashion at the India Couture Week (ICW). Soon a new edition of the prestigious gala will take place in the national capital where ace designers are expected to enthrall the audience by weaving magic through fash
Taking to the microblogging site X, Atishi posted, "Delhiites are troubled by this severe heatwave and water shortage. This is not the time to do dirty politics but to face this crisis together. If the BJP wants to give relief to the people of Delhi, then ask your Haryana and UP governments
On March 23, as part of the Earth Hour, Delhiites will once again join over a billion people in cities around the world - from Mumbai and Los Angeles to London, Hong Kong, Sydney, Rome, Manila, Singapore, Dubai and countless others - by switching off non-essential lights and appliances for o