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'Mann Ki Baat' Gets Competition - From Arvind Kejriwal, Also On Sundays
By any measure, Arvind Kejriwal is not a fan of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But he has delivered a back-handed compliment to the PM by deciding to launch regular fireside chats on the internet, for which the inspiration in clearly Mr Modi's "mann ki baat" radio addresses
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PM Modi Recalls 'Black Night' Of Emergency, Days After Kejriwal's Jibe
Days after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused him imposing Emergency in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recalled the days of 1975 Emergency, calling it the "darkest hour" in India's history.
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Even-Numbered Cars Roll On Day 2; AAP's Manish Sisodia Cycles To Office
Even-numbered cars rolled out on Delhi streets and the odd-numbered ones stayed largely off the roads on the second day today of the odd-even vehicular restriction trial in Delhi which saw Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia cycle to office.
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Arvind Kejriwal Uses Radio Spot to Reassure People on Odd-Even Rule
In the middle of a debate over the odd-even formula for cars in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal has reached out to people in a new radio ad and promised to scrap the system if people find it hard to follow it in the first 15 days.
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Another Kejriwal Ad Draws Objections, This Time From Police
In the now-monumental war between Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Delhi Police, an ad that is running on TV and radio about the stabbing of a young teen has become a point of combat.
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Ads Extolling Arvind Kejriwal's Virtues Can Air For Now, Says Delhi High Court
The Arvind Kejriwal government is free to air its TV and radio ads for now despite criticism by opposition parties. The Delhi High Court today refused to stop the campaign, on a petition which alleged the waste of public funds to glorify the Chief Minister and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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"Mann Ki Baat" for Kerjriwal Too. Radio Talks with Delhi Voters.
With elections due soon in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal is back on radio. This time he is featuring not just in ad spots or calls for donations, but will also interact with the public in a live chat from next week.
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'Mann Ki Baat' Gets Competition - From Arvind Kejriwal, Also On Sundays
By any measure, Arvind Kejriwal is not a fan of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But he has delivered a back-handed compliment to the PM by deciding to launch regular fireside chats on the internet, for which the inspiration in clearly Mr Modi's "mann ki baat" radio addresses
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PM Modi Recalls 'Black Night' Of Emergency, Days After Kejriwal's Jibe
Days after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused him imposing Emergency in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recalled the days of 1975 Emergency, calling it the "darkest hour" in India's history.
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Even-Numbered Cars Roll On Day 2; AAP's Manish Sisodia Cycles To Office
Even-numbered cars rolled out on Delhi streets and the odd-numbered ones stayed largely off the roads on the second day today of the odd-even vehicular restriction trial in Delhi which saw Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia cycle to office.
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Arvind Kejriwal Uses Radio Spot to Reassure People on Odd-Even Rule
In the middle of a debate over the odd-even formula for cars in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal has reached out to people in a new radio ad and promised to scrap the system if people find it hard to follow it in the first 15 days.
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Another Kejriwal Ad Draws Objections, This Time From Police
In the now-monumental war between Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Delhi Police, an ad that is running on TV and radio about the stabbing of a young teen has become a point of combat.
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Ads Extolling Arvind Kejriwal's Virtues Can Air For Now, Says Delhi High Court
The Arvind Kejriwal government is free to air its TV and radio ads for now despite criticism by opposition parties. The Delhi High Court today refused to stop the campaign, on a petition which alleged the waste of public funds to glorify the Chief Minister and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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"Mann Ki Baat" for Kerjriwal Too. Radio Talks with Delhi Voters.
With elections due soon in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal is back on radio. This time he is featuring not just in ad spots or calls for donations, but will also interact with the public in a live chat from next week.
