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Aam Aadmi Party to add 10 million new members by 26 January
10 Jan 2014
AAP, which launched its special `Main Bhi Aam Aadmi’ drive today, announced the waiver of the Rs10 membership fee for those joining till 26 January
US orders Indian diplomat out as attempts to indict her fails
10 Jan 2014
Reports said Khobragade has left for India after the US converted her visa giving her the protection of full diplomatic immunity under her new role at India’s UN mission
Japanese PM to be chief guest at Republic Day
07 Jan 2014
Manmohan Singh unwilling to be PM after elections; says Modi will be a disaster
03 Jan 2014
Ducking charges levelled against his scam-hit government and defending Rahul Gandhi’s possible selection as the Congress party’s prime ministerial candidate, Prime minister Manmohan Singh today said Narendra Modi as PM will be a disaster
President signs Lokpal bill into law
02 Jan 2014
Aam Aadmi Party wins trust vote in Delhi
02 Jan 2014
Opposition BJP attacked Kejriwal for accepting support of the Congress, a party he has consistently described as corrupt, and cautioned him against populist decisions
On Kejriwal plea, CAG to prioritise probe of Delhi power discoms
01 Jan 2014
CAG will put in place special teams on a priority basis to audit Delhi’s three electricity distribution companies (discoms) following a request from the city-state’s new Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
AAP names Maninder Singh Dhir as Delhi Speaker
31 Dec 2013
S K Srivastava to be new Delhi chief secretary
31 Dec 2013
Kejriwal fulfils another promise, cuts power rates by 50%
31 Dec 2013
Among a flurry of decisions aimed at fulfilling electoral promises, Arvind Kejriwal’s cabinet today cleared a 50-per cent cut in electricity tariffs for the Indian capital.
Water on tap in Delhi, AAP ensures 667 litre a day per connection
30 Dec 2013
The Aam Aadmi Party has delivered on its promise of ensuring supply of free drinking water to households beginning 1 January
Kejriwal’s ‘Aam Admi’ gestures spell extra work for Delhi cops
28 Dec 2013
Arvind Kejriwal, whose Aam Admi Party is taking over the state government, has insisted on being sworn in along with his ministers at the public Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi rather than the traditional hallowed precincts of Raj Bhavan
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