The Minister further said India's national capital should have a government which serves the cause of its people. "And I strongly believe that the road map that the Prime Minister has set for the ...

Experts said that NCR being governed by BJP could ease some of the contentious issues related to regional planning and ...

Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party was trumped by the BJP, which made a stunning comeback to power in Delhi by winning 48 ...

PM Modi thanked voters for supporting BJP, promising development in Delhi, action against corruption, and a focus on infrastructure and youth opportunities.

He said BJP being in office in all the states of the National Capital Territory - UP, Haryana, Rajasthan and now Delhi - will help improve connectivity and mobility in the region.

Expressing happiness on the Delhi assembly election outcome, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday exuded confidence that the BJP government will certainly transform the national capital in ...

The party aims to balance caste and regional representation within the national capital. Several winning BJP MLAs are in contention for the top post, sparking discussions about the possible ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi finally won control of the national capital for his party after more than two decades, a ...

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah will likely meet BJP president JP Nadda today to discuss the government formation in the national capital. Delhi BJP chief Virendraa Sachdeva will meet the 48 newly ...

The BJP has crossed the half-way mark of 36 in the National capital while the AAP is at second place with over 20 seats in an intense contest, according to the Election Commission data.

Image Source : PTI The BJP is leading on 43 seats by 47.96% vote percentage. As per the emerging trends from the Election Commission at 10:30 AM, the BJP is leading on 43 seats by 47.96% vote ...