Shiela Dikshit

Sonia takes on Modi, says he is knowingly ignoring Delhi's development

Slamming Narendra Modi over his attack on the Congress leadership, Sonia Gandhi today accused him of "closing eyes and resorting to lies" to negate the development carried out during 15 years of her party' rule in Delhi.

Will Vijay Goel vs Harsh Vardhan derail BJP in Delhi polls?

Just as party workers and leadership breathed a collective sigh of relief when LK Advani gave PM aspirant Narendra Modi a loud and clear endorsement in Ahmedabad, the BJP's Delhi unit is in turmoil with just over a month to go for elections.

Rape protests across Delhi: This time it's political

While the December agitation saw seething middle class directing its rage towards the government, the current round of protests look like attempts to corner the Sheila Dikshit government as Delhi assembly election is scheduled later this year.

BJP will revise Delhi land acquisition rates, says Sushma Swaraj

"The party will fix land acquisition rates in Delhi at four times the prevailing market value," BJP leader Sushma Swaraj said at a rally in Narela.

Politics can wait: Don't look away from Delhi rape victim

Events over the next 24 hours are crucial not just for politics in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, but for the rape victim's struggle for life. Let's hold her in our hearts, even if our minds are consumed by the political chatter from elsewhere.

Delhi must meet deadline for cable TV digitisation: Shiela Dikshit

Delhi Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit said Delhi will have to meet the Oct 31 deadline for digitisation of the cable television network and that it was "a step forward towards modernisation".

Is Kejriwal's target of the Delhi 2013 polls too optimistic?

Despite discontent, people's candidates have always fared badly because voters feel that despite the corruption parties like the Congress and BJP can get things done. Can Kejriwal break this mindset?

A grand obsession: Why Modi is the Congress' 'pink elephant'

The more the Congress leaders want to not think of Narendra Modi, the more he becomes the object of their obsession.