On Friday, the Bharatiya Janata Party released the first set of its Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 manifesto, which states it will strive to make Delhi “Viksit Delhi.” Leaders such as the BJP National President JP Nadda and the Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva were present on the occasion where the party had released its manifesto,

In this regard, AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal submitted his nomination papers on January 15 for the New Delhi assembly constituency ahead of the Delhi Election 2025. Since Kejriwal has won the seat thrice, he is going to face a tough contest against Parvesh Verma BJP candidate and Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit in what promises to

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Delhi will be voting for its assembly elections in a single phase on February 5. The counting of votes would be held on February 8, as announced by the Election Commission. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar revealed the election timeline while briefing the media on Tuesday about the roadmap of the

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today formally inaugurated 1,675 residential units meant for residents of slum clusters and announced two mega urban redevelopment projects in Delhi. The event marked the government’s commitment to developing affordable housing and infrastructure but also became a platform for political battles. At the event in Ashok Vihar, Prime Minister Modi handed