Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi may take support from the BJP to run the government, a minister said Saturday, after the JD-U legislature party elected Nitish Kumar as its leader....
After exit polls predicted an AAP victory in Delhi, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal Saturday thanked the people of the city for voting for his party in large numbers....
Posters and banners of the AAP and its leaders were festooned across electric poles, bus stops and buildings while young boys and men walked around with the trademark AAP Gandhi caps in many of the Muslim dominated areas on polling day Saturday - indicating a clear advantage for the two-year-old party in minority areas. ...
Safety and security were the main concerns for 60-year-old Israr Khan who cast his vote Saturday in east Delhi's Trilokpuri area, which remained under the curfew for several days after communal violence broke out between the two communities during Diwali last year. ...
"May the most capable ones win," Congress leader Ajay Maken said Saturday after the Delhi assembly elections ended....
The AAP is ahead of its rivals and has the most chances of taking power in Delhi, exit polls said Saturday evening after assembly elections ended....
Polling officially ended Saturday evening for the 70-member Delhi assembly election. But officials said those still in the queues at polling stations would be allowed to vote....
Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi Saturday recommended the assembly's dissolution against the view of a majority of his cabinet colleagues even as his predecessor Nitish Kumar was elected the...
Hundreds of thousands voted with enthusiasm Saturday in a fiercely contested assembly election in Delhi in which both the BJP and AAP claimed victory....
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi had said after the Aam Admi Party's (AAP) success in the 2013 Delhi elections that there was much to learn from the fledgling outfit and that the Congress will do so "in a way you cannot imagine". More than a year later, when the AAP is again expected to fare well in Delhi, there is no sign that the Congress has le...
