Delhi Elections 2013

Will Shazia Ilmi take on Sonia from Rae Bareli?

She contested the Assembly election in Delhi in December, losing from the RK Puram constituency by the slimmest of margins.

Ready to counter Modi, will use social media: Yogendra Yadav

The Aam Aadmi Party is all set to take on the Lok Sabha elections in a big way and it seems the party is now preparing to take on BJP and its Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi

AAP must dump Somnath Bharti and look to Yogendra Yadav

The reality is that India’s youngest political party is an amorphous project. The party, a big tent, has many heads and speaks in different voices. For now, it is a three-faced party.

All rage, no plan: Why the Centre is losing to Kejriwal in Delhi

Other than fuming and fumbling and unleashing the police on him, there seems little that the Centre has done in response to a Chief Minister who continues to play the outsider.

After Vinod Binny, another AAP member attacks party leadership

After Vinod Kumar Binny, another AAP member Tina Sharma attacked the party leadership over alleged non-fulfilment of the promises made in its 2013 manifesto and ignoring the issue of women's security.

Delhi: Security beefed up at Kausambi station due to Kejriwal's visit

Kejriwal along with Manish Sisodia and other AAP supporters will take the train from Kausambi Metro Station around 11 AM.

As Delhi gets foggy, Modi arrives to review BJP’s poll preparedness

All chief ministers of BJP-ruled states, all state unit presidents, leaders of opposition in various states, general secretaries, in-charge of states and campaign committee members will attend top-level meet in Delhi.

AAP to form govt: Now comes their real test in Delhi

Delhi voters told AAP that they preferred pragmatism over principle when they asked AAP to form the government with Congress support. That will be a challenge for a party that's nurtured a public image of being principled rather than pragmatic.

Will respect people's verdict on government formation: Arvind Kejriwal

Kejriwal said he would respect and follow the "people's verdict", whether it was against or for the party.

Congress party will bounce back, says former Delhi CM Sheila Dikshit

Dikshit said the BJP and AAP were both evading responsibility and "running away" from forming the government.