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Arvind Kejriwal Wants Taxpayer To Pay Ram Jethmalani's 3.8 Crore Legal Fee
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wants the taxpayer to foot his legal bills of Rs 3.8 crore for defamation cases filed against him by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Mr Kejriwal engaged a battery of lawyers to represent him, including Ram Jethmalani, one of the most expensive lawyers in the country.
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Supreme Court to Hear Centre's Plea to Review Verdict on Government Advertisements
The Centre today joined hands with the state governments in seeking review of the Supreme Court's landmark judgement barring the publication of photos of leaders in official advertisements except those of President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India.
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Kejriwal Government Spent 22 Crores in 3 Months on Ads
Arvind Kejriwal's government, ensured recently by judges for its enthusiasm on advertising its leader, has said that it spent 22 crores on 30 days of print and electronic promotions spread over a period of three months.
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Ads Extolling Arvind Kejriwal's Virtues Can Air For Now, Says Delhi High Court
The Arvind Kejriwal government is free to air its TV and radio ads for now despite criticism by opposition parties. The Delhi High Court today refused to stop the campaign, on a petition which alleged the waste of public funds to glorify the Chief Minister and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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AAP Government Using State Funds for Self- Promotion: Congress
Opposition today attacked the AAP government for reportedly hiking allocation for information and publicity, saying spending public money on "self publicity" amounted to corruption.
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Kejriwal Ad, The Aam Aurat, and the Strong Reactions
The reaction to Arvind Kejriwal's television commercial-anger, disillusionment, mockery-is caused by overlapping but distinct provocations. It's useful to separate them to understand the vehemence of this reaction.
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Kejriwal's Ad is About the Cult of Personality. So What?
I am really thankful to all who are spending their valuable time to criticise the AAP ad that's playing out on television. When the advertisement was designed, it was intended to target a particular audience; we were not sure if it would reach them, but our friends in the opposition and others who used to work with us have made our task easier - t...
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Arvind Kejriwal Wants Taxpayer To Pay Ram Jethmalani's 3.8 Crore Legal Fee
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wants the taxpayer to foot his legal bills of Rs 3.8 crore for defamation cases filed against him by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Mr Kejriwal engaged a battery of lawyers to represent him, including Ram Jethmalani, one of the most expensive lawyers in the country.
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Supreme Court to Hear Centre's Plea to Review Verdict on Government Advertisements
The Centre today joined hands with the state governments in seeking review of the Supreme Court's landmark judgement barring the publication of photos of leaders in official advertisements except those of President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India.
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Kejriwal Government Spent 22 Crores in 3 Months on Ads
Arvind Kejriwal's government, ensured recently by judges for its enthusiasm on advertising its leader, has said that it spent 22 crores on 30 days of print and electronic promotions spread over a period of three months.
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Ads Extolling Arvind Kejriwal's Virtues Can Air For Now, Says Delhi High Court
The Arvind Kejriwal government is free to air its TV and radio ads for now despite criticism by opposition parties. The Delhi High Court today refused to stop the campaign, on a petition which alleged the waste of public funds to glorify the Chief Minister and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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AAP Government Using State Funds for Self- Promotion: Congress
Opposition today attacked the AAP government for reportedly hiking allocation for information and publicity, saying spending public money on "self publicity" amounted to corruption.
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Kejriwal Ad, The Aam Aurat, and the Strong Reactions
The reaction to Arvind Kejriwal's television commercial-anger, disillusionment, mockery-is caused by overlapping but distinct provocations. It's useful to separate them to understand the vehemence of this reaction.
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Kejriwal's Ad is About the Cult of Personality. So What?
I am really thankful to all who are spending their valuable time to criticise the AAP ad that's playing out on television. When the advertisement was designed, it was intended to target a particular audience; we were not sure if it would reach them, but our friends in the opposition and others who used to work with us have made our task easier - t...
