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Arvind Kejriwal Once Raised His Voice Against Liquor, But...: Anna Hazare
"I told him many times to avoid liquor, but he made the policy for more money." This is one of many scathing remarks by social activist Anna Hazare on the arrest of his former mentee, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, in the liquor policy case.
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Turning Anna Movement Into Party Was Wrong: HS Phoolka After Quitting AAP
HS Phoolka, who has been representing victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in courts for the last three decades, said the biggest reason behind his decision to exit politics was his wish to dedicate all his time to social work.
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Anna Hazare Begins His Hunger Strike In Delhi: What Are His Key Demands
Kisan Baburao Hazare, better known as Anna Hazare today started an indefinite hunger strike with a demand for the government to set up a Lokpal. He began his strike at Ramlila Maidan this morning - the same ground where his stir for an anti-corruption body seven years ago caught the country's imagination. In 2011, he sat on a similar hunger strike ...
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MCD Election 2017: Techie, Doctor, Student, Athlete Among Delhi Civic Poll Candidates
There are about 25,000 young citizens who will be voting for the first time in the upcoming municipal polls in Delhi. As their population forms a crucial segment of voters, the parties have fielded young faces to develop a strong youth connect. While some of them are engineers, doctors, teachers and sportspersons, they all are bright, hardworking a...
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But Who Goes Back In Time, Anna Hazare Chides Ex-Protege Arvind Kejriwal
Unable to trump the Congress in Punjab, Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal today alleged that the Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs used in the state were rigged to ensure the defeat of his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP. Mr Kejriwal employed this argument to ask that next month's municipal election in Delhi be held old-school, with ballot papers.
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Yesterday, Huge Roadshow for Kejriwal. Today, He Becomes Candidate
Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal set out in an open truck surrounded by party leaders and supporters in a big show of strength in the capital yesterday, but could not reach the office of the District Magistrate's office in time to file his nomination papers for the Delhi assembly elections. He will do that today now.
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Supreme Court Grants Three Month Time to CBI to Furnish Details of NGOs
The Supreme Court today granted three more months to CBI to provide details about all registered NGOs in the country and whether they file balance sheets before the authority.
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Bill Gates tops list of most admired people in the world: Poll
The poll was conducted by YouGov for The Times, surveying 14,000 across 13 countries.
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'Pehle AAP', says BJP after falling short of majority in Delhi
The new Delhi Assembly is a hung house. Single-largest party, the BJP, with 31 seats, fell short of a majority in Sunday's vote count; the Aam Aadmi Party, in a spectacular showing for a first election, is second with 28. Perhaps for the first time, Delhi is witnessing a scenario where no party wants to stake claim to form government; both say they...
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Arvind Kejriwal is not my enemy, says Anna Hazare
Activist-turned-politician Arvind Kejriwal said today that he has tried several times to speak to the man he calls his "guru," Gandhian Anna Hazare, but that "intermediaries...people in the middle" don't allow him to.
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Delhi to see three-way battle, courtesy Arvind Kejriwal
For the first time, Delhi will see a three-way contest in assembly elections, thanks to a political party that is only 11 months old but is already making waves.
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Ratan Tata 4th most trusted personality in India; Nokia most trusted brand: survey
Owing to his nationwide campaign against corruption, social activist Anna Hazare has emerged for the second consecutive time the most-trusted personality in India, while former Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata is the fourth, a new survey has found.
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Annie Kohli, Anna supporter, confronts Arvind Kejriwal again
For the second time in two days, Annie Kohli, an Anna Hazare supporter, today confronted Arvind Kejriwal asking how some members of his anti-graft movement were dubbing her as an "agent" of political parties.
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Anna Hazare back in action; new team taking shape under Kiran Bedi, say sources
Anna Hazare is back in action. The anti-graft activist, who is in Delhi, met supporters and representatives of social organisations yesterday for the first time since his Team Anna split. This was after the 75-year-old made another veiled attack on former close aide Arvind Kejriwal, saying, "politics is not the right path to take."
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Anna Hazare will be back with us in three-four months, says Arvind Kejriwal
For the first time after splitting from Anna Hazare, anti-graft activist Arvind Kejriwal today led a protest against hike in power tariffs, alleging that the Delhi government and private discoms were out to loot people.
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Arvind Kejriwal Once Raised His Voice Against Liquor, But...: Anna Hazare
"I told him many times to avoid liquor, but he made the policy for more money." This is one of many scathing remarks by social activist Anna Hazare on the arrest of his former mentee, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, in the liquor policy case.
-
Turning Anna Movement Into Party Was Wrong: HS Phoolka After Quitting AAP
HS Phoolka, who has been representing victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in courts for the last three decades, said the biggest reason behind his decision to exit politics was his wish to dedicate all his time to social work.
-
Anna Hazare Begins His Hunger Strike In Delhi: What Are His Key Demands
Kisan Baburao Hazare, better known as Anna Hazare today started an indefinite hunger strike with a demand for the government to set up a Lokpal. He began his strike at Ramlila Maidan this morning - the same ground where his stir for an anti-corruption body seven years ago caught the country's imagination. In 2011, he sat on a similar hunger strike ...
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MCD Election 2017: Techie, Doctor, Student, Athlete Among Delhi Civic Poll Candidates
There are about 25,000 young citizens who will be voting for the first time in the upcoming municipal polls in Delhi. As their population forms a crucial segment of voters, the parties have fielded young faces to develop a strong youth connect. While some of them are engineers, doctors, teachers and sportspersons, they all are bright, hardworking a...
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But Who Goes Back In Time, Anna Hazare Chides Ex-Protege Arvind Kejriwal
Unable to trump the Congress in Punjab, Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal today alleged that the Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs used in the state were rigged to ensure the defeat of his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP. Mr Kejriwal employed this argument to ask that next month's municipal election in Delhi be held old-school, with ballot papers.
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Yesterday, Huge Roadshow for Kejriwal. Today, He Becomes Candidate
Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal set out in an open truck surrounded by party leaders and supporters in a big show of strength in the capital yesterday, but could not reach the office of the District Magistrate's office in time to file his nomination papers for the Delhi assembly elections. He will do that today now.
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Supreme Court Grants Three Month Time to CBI to Furnish Details of NGOs
The Supreme Court today granted three more months to CBI to provide details about all registered NGOs in the country and whether they file balance sheets before the authority.
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Bill Gates tops list of most admired people in the world: Poll
The poll was conducted by YouGov for The Times, surveying 14,000 across 13 countries.
-
'Pehle AAP', says BJP after falling short of majority in Delhi
The new Delhi Assembly is a hung house. Single-largest party, the BJP, with 31 seats, fell short of a majority in Sunday's vote count; the Aam Aadmi Party, in a spectacular showing for a first election, is second with 28. Perhaps for the first time, Delhi is witnessing a scenario where no party wants to stake claim to form government; both say they...
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Arvind Kejriwal is not my enemy, says Anna Hazare
Activist-turned-politician Arvind Kejriwal said today that he has tried several times to speak to the man he calls his "guru," Gandhian Anna Hazare, but that "intermediaries...people in the middle" don't allow him to.
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Delhi to see three-way battle, courtesy Arvind Kejriwal
For the first time, Delhi will see a three-way contest in assembly elections, thanks to a political party that is only 11 months old but is already making waves.
-
Ratan Tata 4th most trusted personality in India; Nokia most trusted brand: survey
Owing to his nationwide campaign against corruption, social activist Anna Hazare has emerged for the second consecutive time the most-trusted personality in India, while former Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata is the fourth, a new survey has found.
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Annie Kohli, Anna supporter, confronts Arvind Kejriwal again
For the second time in two days, Annie Kohli, an Anna Hazare supporter, today confronted Arvind Kejriwal asking how some members of his anti-graft movement were dubbing her as an "agent" of political parties.
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Anna Hazare back in action; new team taking shape under Kiran Bedi, say sources
Anna Hazare is back in action. The anti-graft activist, who is in Delhi, met supporters and representatives of social organisations yesterday for the first time since his Team Anna split. This was after the 75-year-old made another veiled attack on former close aide Arvind Kejriwal, saying, "politics is not the right path to take."
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Anna Hazare will be back with us in three-four months, says Arvind Kejriwal
For the first time after splitting from Anna Hazare, anti-graft activist Arvind Kejriwal today led a protest against hike in power tariffs, alleging that the Delhi government and private discoms were out to loot people.
