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Ashish Joshi, The Man Behind CBI Raid On Arvind Kejriwal's Top Officer
The man behind the CBI raids on Arvind Kejriwal's top officer is Ashish Joshi, who was once handpicked for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s pet project, the Delhi Dialogue Commission.
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Delhi Government to Work With IBM's Green Horizons Program to Try and Reduce Air Pollution
IBM's Green Horizons program has signed an agreement with the Delhi Dialogue Commission think-tank, to study the cause of Delhi's alarming pollution levels and submit the government with a list of implementable measures.
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Delhi Dialogue Commission Holds Meeting To Discuss Carpooling, Shuttle Services
With odd-even scheme for private vehicles set to start from January 1 in the capital, the Delhi Dialogue Commission (DDC), an advisory body of the AAP government, today held a day-long consultation with over a dozen providers to enable and expand ridesharing, carpooling, and shuttle services for the citizens.
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AAP Government Examining China's Proposal to Fight Dengue
Delhi government is mulling over a Chinese proposal to mate genetically-modified mosquitoes with dengue-causing female members of the same species to "root out" the threat of the vector-borne disease that has claimed over 40 lives this year.
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Free Monthly WiFi Upto 1 GB Proposed by Delhi Government
Inching closer to the fulfilment of its WiFi promise, Delhi government has proposed to provide free WiFi usage upto 1GB for a month.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Delhi Dialogue Commission Seeks Feedback on Women's Rights Bill
The Delhi Dialogue Commission, an advisory body to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's AAP Government, today released for public consultation the draft Charter of Women's Rights Bill, 2015, which seeks to ensure enforcement of fundamental rights of women and their safety.
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Delhi's Dialogue With a 'Ghost Bungalow'
Its swanky new facade, fancy decor and white-washed walls hardly betray that 33 Shamnath Marg, Delhi Dialogue Commission's (DDC) new address, has the scary moniker of a 'ghost bungalow'.
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'Aam Aadmi' Canteens for Delhi, Just Like Chennai's 'Amma' Canteens
In line with Tamil Nadu's 'Amma' canteens, the Delhi government is going to set up highly subsidised 'Aam Aadmi canteens', first of which will come up in two months to serve nutritious food in the Rs 5-10 range, aimed especially at the working class population.
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Delhi Government Sets Up Task Force to Implement Free Public Wi-Fi
The AAP government also plans to hold a one-day "Delhi Wi-Fi conference" to involve stakeholders in the execution of the project.
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Free Public Wi-Fi: Delhi Government Seeks Suggestions From Public
After the first round of deliberations with experts from the telecom industry, DDC formulated the 10 questions for a "wider consultation to inform its work".
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AAP Government Seeks Suggestions from Public on Free Wi-Fi Plan
In order to fulfil one of its major poll promises of providing free wi-fi in Delhi, the Aam Admi Party or AAP government has come up with a set of 10 questions by way of which it is looking for suggestions from the public for implementing the project.
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Ashish Joshi, The Man Behind CBI Raid On Arvind Kejriwal's Top Officer
The man behind the CBI raids on Arvind Kejriwal's top officer is Ashish Joshi, who was once handpicked for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s pet project, the Delhi Dialogue Commission.
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Delhi Government to Work With IBM's Green Horizons Program to Try and Reduce Air Pollution
IBM's Green Horizons program has signed an agreement with the Delhi Dialogue Commission think-tank, to study the cause of Delhi's alarming pollution levels and submit the government with a list of implementable measures.
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Delhi Dialogue Commission Holds Meeting To Discuss Carpooling, Shuttle Services
With odd-even scheme for private vehicles set to start from January 1 in the capital, the Delhi Dialogue Commission (DDC), an advisory body of the AAP government, today held a day-long consultation with over a dozen providers to enable and expand ridesharing, carpooling, and shuttle services for the citizens.
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AAP Government Examining China's Proposal to Fight Dengue
Delhi government is mulling over a Chinese proposal to mate genetically-modified mosquitoes with dengue-causing female members of the same species to "root out" the threat of the vector-borne disease that has claimed over 40 lives this year.
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Free Monthly WiFi Upto 1 GB Proposed by Delhi Government
Inching closer to the fulfilment of its WiFi promise, Delhi government has proposed to provide free WiFi usage upto 1GB for a month.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Delhi Dialogue Commission Seeks Feedback on Women's Rights Bill
The Delhi Dialogue Commission, an advisory body to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's AAP Government, today released for public consultation the draft Charter of Women's Rights Bill, 2015, which seeks to ensure enforcement of fundamental rights of women and their safety.
-
Delhi's Dialogue With a 'Ghost Bungalow'
Its swanky new facade, fancy decor and white-washed walls hardly betray that 33 Shamnath Marg, Delhi Dialogue Commission's (DDC) new address, has the scary moniker of a 'ghost bungalow'.
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'Aam Aadmi' Canteens for Delhi, Just Like Chennai's 'Amma' Canteens
In line with Tamil Nadu's 'Amma' canteens, the Delhi government is going to set up highly subsidised 'Aam Aadmi canteens', first of which will come up in two months to serve nutritious food in the Rs 5-10 range, aimed especially at the working class population.
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Delhi Government Sets Up Task Force to Implement Free Public Wi-Fi
The AAP government also plans to hold a one-day "Delhi Wi-Fi conference" to involve stakeholders in the execution of the project.
-
Free Public Wi-Fi: Delhi Government Seeks Suggestions From Public
After the first round of deliberations with experts from the telecom industry, DDC formulated the 10 questions for a "wider consultation to inform its work".
-
AAP Government Seeks Suggestions from Public on Free Wi-Fi Plan
In order to fulfil one of its major poll promises of providing free wi-fi in Delhi, the Aam Admi Party or AAP government has come up with a set of 10 questions by way of which it is looking for suggestions from the public for implementing the project.
