-
The Congress has previously partnered with AAP for the Lok Sabha elections in 2024 and offered support to the party in Delhi after the hung verdict in 2013.
-
The 70-member Delhi Assembly is scheduled to go to polls on February 5.
-
The Congress headquarters was inaugurated on Wednesday, as the grand old party turned a page in its history after operating from its iconic 24, Akbar Road premises for the last 47 years.
-
The department has sought time from the ITAT to file a status report on Congress' bank accounts.
-
Recoveries have been made against the total outstanding demand of Rs 135 crore for assessment year 2018-19 arising on account of non-compliance of certain sections of the Income Tax Act and late filing of returns
-
Maken is considered a close confidant of Rahul Gandhi and was without any post ever since he resigned as Congress general secretary in charge of Rajasthan a few months ago.
-
”In the 75 years of Congress history, there has never been a conditional resolution. Resolution is one-line only. Everything is told to the Congress president and then a decision is taken,” Maken told reporters here before leaving for New Delhi.
-
Ajay Maken, who is Congress' Rajasthan in-charge, arrived here to review the preparations for the party's proposed 'Halla Bol' rally on September 4 in Delhi.
-
Of the 16 Rajya Sabha seats for which the voting was held on June 10, the BJP won eight and the Congress five. The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Shiv Sena got one seat each while the BJP-JJP-backed media baron Kartikeya Sharma won one seat.
-
The Congress and the BJP are camping their MLAs in resorts to prevent them being poached. Elections to 57 Rajya Sabha seats, across 15 states and Union territories, were scheduled for June 10. Since 41 candidates have already been elected unopposed, polls will be held only for 16 seats now.
-
The party also fielded Mukul Wasnik and Pramod Tiwari from Rajasthan, Vivek Tankha from Madhya Pradesh, Rajeev Shukla and Ranjeet Ranjan from Chhattisgarh and Imran Pratapgarhi from Maharashtra.
-
Earlier, Maken had served as the president of Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee.
-
Congress spokesperson Ajay Maken said the party leaders, workers and sympathisers will run the online campaign from 11 am to 2 pm on Thursday.
-
Congress senior spokesperson Ajay Maken demanded a level-playing field for retailers and asked the Home Ministry to issue guidelines for online sales.
-
Congress leader Ajay Maken accused party colleague Milind Deora of propagating “half baked” facts. and suggested he could quit the Congress party if he wishes to
-
Among the first-time voters were Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's son Rehan, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's son Pulkit Kejriwal and Congress leader Ajay Maken's son Aujaswi Maken.
-
Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari is confident that the saffron party will roar its way to victory with more than 350 seats.
-
Although Delhi is not a bellwether region, often the party it chooses ends up forming the government at the Centre
-
Maken analysis in essence is based on the vote share and seats (wards) won by Congress and AAP in the municipal polls.
-
Congress president Rahul Gandhi, Delhi Congress party affairs in-charge P C Chacko and Maken held a meeting on Thursday evening. Gandhi has accepted his resignation, they said.
-
Maken tweeted that he was "deeply touched" by outpouring of wishes and concerns about his health but did not comment on the resignation "rumours".
-
Maken has informed Congress president Rahul Gandhi and in-charge of the party's Delhi unit, P C Chacko, about his trip, party leaders said.
-
It seems that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is never far away from controversy as his government find itself mired in another political storm after the Shunglu Committee charged his government of illegal allotment of land, unauthorised foreign trips and charges of nepotism.
-
Addressing his first press conference, Sidhu termed his preference for the Congress as a 'Ghar Wapsi'(homecoming) and launched a broadside against Punjab's ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD).
-
Delhi Congress chief Ajay Maken today claimed Najeeb Jung had to resign because he had planned to make public the Shunglu Committee report and alleged there was a "deal" between BJP and AAP on the matter.
