A new C-Voter survey for India Today suggests it was premature to dismiss PM Modi. Despite June 2024 setbacks, he remains ...

New Delhi: Thanking Delhiites for ousting the "biggest hurdle" in the path of the national capital's development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday termed Delhi as the "gateway" of Bharat ...

"Under the strong leadership and guidance of PM Modi, people of Delhi have shown immense support and faith in BJP," he added. He said for the past 27 years, Delhi was in a neglected state with ...

There were essentially three big factors that worked for the BJP in Delhi, bringing it victory in the assembly that has remained elusive for nearly three decades. First, Modi’s personal ...

The Delhi victory was extraordinary for the BJP. Since the ascendant of the duo - Narendra Modi and Amit Shah - over national politics from Gujarat in 2014, the BJP reinvented and rebooted itself.

With vote counting underway for the Delhi Assembly elections, tensions rise among AAP and BJP. Most exit polls favour BJP, potentially ending AAP's bid for a third term and impacting the political ...

Arvind Kejriwal lost his seat to Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), according to election commission results, reflecting expected wider losses by his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) – which has ...

BJP's victory in Delhi polls led to jubilant celebrations by NDA members in Parliament. Anurag Thakur mocked Rahul Gandhi over Congress's continued poor performance. BJP MPs ridiculed Arvind ...

Delhi election results: PM Modi said that the people of Delhi, by choosing the BJP, rejected the politics of lies and distrust. (ANI) The JP Nadda-led BJP bagged 48 of the 70 seats in the Delhi ...

The sloganeering by the treasury benches continued for a brief while before Speaker Om Birla called for the Question Hour. NEW DELHI: Fresh from it victory in the Delhi assembly elections, BJP ...

He is currently out on bail. The election was seen as a test for Mr Modi and his BJP, which lost its majority in last year’s national election, forcing it to form a coalition government.

Hailing the BJP's Delhi Assembly polls victory as "historic", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the people of the national capital have shown the door to 'AAP-da' and now a double-engine ...