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Among 96 women candidates in the fray, AAP’s Atishi and four BJP leaders secured seats, reflecting a continued gender gap in Delhi’s political landscape.
Announced by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, the WAVES Summit 2025 will bring together global media CEOs, entertainment icons, and creative leaders, aiming to establish India as a global creative powerhouse.
Athawale criticized the US deportation policy after 104 Indian immigrants arrived in Amritsar in shackles, calling it inhumane. He assured that India has raised concerns with the US and the issue will be discussed during PM Modi’s upcoming visit.
Ludhiana: A Mullanpur-based woman and her aides allegedly kidnapped and assaulted a travel agent over a ₹3 lakh visa dispute after her nephew was deported from Russia.
Delhi: After a 27-year struggle, the BJP outshines AAP in Delhi with a victory grounded in honest governance, welfare promises, and successful exploitation of AAP's corruption scandals. This marks the beginning of a new chapter for Delhi's politics.
Party hoppers played a decisive role in the Delhi elections, with ex-Congress, BJP, and AAP leaders switching sides. While some, like Arvinder Singh Lovely and Manjinder Singh Sirsa, secured wins, others, including Manish Sisodia and Jitender Singh Shunty, faced setbacks.
Ojha, a celebrated UPSC educator, failed to connect with voters in Patparganj, leading to his defeat against BJP’s Ravinder Negi, despite AAP’s strategic bet on his academic popularity.
While Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, Virendra Sachdeva, and Manoj Tiwari emerge as frontrunners for Delhi CM, a non-MLA leader must secure an assembly seat within six months to retain the post.
Indian Railways successfully conducted trials for the Vande Bharat Sleeper trains and plans to introduce nine more by December 2025. These premium trains aim to enhance passenger comfort and long-distance travel experience.
The BJP has secured a clear majority in the 70-seat Delhi Assembly, ending AAP’s rule. Key AAP leaders, including Kejriwal, Sisodia, and Saurabh Bharadwaj, faced major defeats, while BJP’s Parvesh Sahib Singh and Atishi secured significant wins.
India faces a dual challenge of high inflation eroding purchasing power and sluggish economic growth limiting job creation and investments. Balancing price stability with growth-oriented policies is crucial to overcoming this economic strain.
Despite AAP’s crushing defeat in Delhi, its national party status remains intact for now, but future elections will decide its fate.
