Kiran Bedi Campaign

The removal of Kiran Bedi as Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry is "a victory for the people", Chief Minister V Narayanasamy told NDTV late Tuesday night, shortly after Rashtrapati Bhavan withdrew Ms Bedi from the post. The order, which comes as the ruling Congress navigates a crisis of numbers, has been widely seen as a political move by the BJP to...

An expensive i-phone belonging to Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi went missing during her visit to a lake during the "Green Puducherry" campaign on Saturday.

Kiran Bedi, the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, turned traffic cop on Sunday to raise awareness on road safety. "Where's your helmet?" During the campaign, Ms Bedi stopped two wheelers on a busy road in the city and asked motorists to wear helmets. She also took a swipe at the Puducherry government and said Chief Minister V Narayanasamy is stopp...

In an attempt to encourage support for weavers, the minister shared a picture of herself dressed in a handwoven silk saree from Bihar, hashtagged #IWearHandloom on Monday. Starting a social media campaign, Ms Irani has urged people to follow suit and share pictures of themselves in handloom textiles, tagging five others.

An article in the Organiser, the mouthpiece of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has attributed the BJP's colossal loss in the Delhi elections to a "defensive" campaign and criticised the last-minute decision to field Kiran Bedi against Arvind Kejriwal, who is now chief minister.

Days after her bid for Chief Minister of Delhi was firmly demolished by Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi has declared "Am relieved my parents were not alive to hear the foul words hurled at me" during the campaign that ended with her party, the BJP, getting just three of Delhi's 70 seats. Mr Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP landed the other 67.

Kiran Bedi chose to thank hundreds of people who worked for her Chief Ministerial campaign and distributed a graphic novel on her life to each of them.

After weeks of the heat and dust of the campaign trail, a day before Delhi votes, the chief ministerial candidates of the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party or AAP spent a quiet though hectic day.

Curtains today came down on the high-decibel campaign in one of the most-fiercely contested Assembly elections in Delhi where BJP has staked its all on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image against a resurgent Aam Aadmi Party in the February 7 polls.

The BJP will end its Delhi campaign today with a mega flourish. The party will hold 70 roadshows in the capital's 70 assembly constituencies, as it makes a bid to return to power after 16 years.

In a big show of strength in the last lap of campaigning, hundreds of women workers and leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party landed in Kiran Bedi's constituency today, dancing to loud drum beats and raising slogans in praise of AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal.

Kiran Bedi, the BJP's chief ministerial candidate, broke down while campaigning today in a part of Delhi from where she is contesting her first ever election.

The funding to Aam Aadmi Party from four bogus companies became the focal point of campaigning three days before the Delhi assembly elections. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi took on Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP chief hit back, claiming the BJP does not wish to discuss issues, its politics was "limited to abuses".

Four days before elections in Delhi, the BJP today released its vision document 2015 for Delhi, with big focus on women's security, an issue at the core of the election campaign of Kiran Bedi, the party's presumptive prime minister.

And now, the mega outreach. The BJP will crown its aggressive new campaign for the Delhi elections by sending personal letters to all 1.20 crore voters of the capital, in what is perhaps the biggest such exercises undertaken by any political party.

The removal of Kiran Bedi as Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry is "a victory for the people", Chief Minister V Narayanasamy told NDTV late Tuesday night, shortly after Rashtrapati Bhavan withdrew Ms Bedi from the post. The order, which comes as the ruling Congress navigates a crisis of numbers, has been widely seen as a political move by the BJP to...

An expensive i-phone belonging to Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi went missing during her visit to a lake during the "Green Puducherry" campaign on Saturday.

Kiran Bedi, the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, turned traffic cop on Sunday to raise awareness on road safety. "Where's your helmet?" During the campaign, Ms Bedi stopped two wheelers on a busy road in the city and asked motorists to wear helmets. She also took a swipe at the Puducherry government and said Chief Minister V Narayanasamy is stopp...

In an attempt to encourage support for weavers, the minister shared a picture of herself dressed in a handwoven silk saree from Bihar, hashtagged #IWearHandloom on Monday. Starting a social media campaign, Ms Irani has urged people to follow suit and share pictures of themselves in handloom textiles, tagging five others.

An article in the Organiser, the mouthpiece of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has attributed the BJP's colossal loss in the Delhi elections to a "defensive" campaign and criticised the last-minute decision to field Kiran Bedi against Arvind Kejriwal, who is now chief minister.

Days after her bid for Chief Minister of Delhi was firmly demolished by Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi has declared "Am relieved my parents were not alive to hear the foul words hurled at me" during the campaign that ended with her party, the BJP, getting just three of Delhi's 70 seats. Mr Kejriwal and his Aam Aadmi Party or AAP landed the other 67.

Kiran Bedi chose to thank hundreds of people who worked for her Chief Ministerial campaign and distributed a graphic novel on her life to each of them.

After weeks of the heat and dust of the campaign trail, a day before Delhi votes, the chief ministerial candidates of the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party or AAP spent a quiet though hectic day.

Curtains today came down on the high-decibel campaign in one of the most-fiercely contested Assembly elections in Delhi where BJP has staked its all on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image against a resurgent Aam Aadmi Party in the February 7 polls.

The BJP will end its Delhi campaign today with a mega flourish. The party will hold 70 roadshows in the capital's 70 assembly constituencies, as it makes a bid to return to power after 16 years.

In a big show of strength in the last lap of campaigning, hundreds of women workers and leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party landed in Kiran Bedi's constituency today, dancing to loud drum beats and raising slogans in praise of AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal.

Kiran Bedi, the BJP's chief ministerial candidate, broke down while campaigning today in a part of Delhi from where she is contesting her first ever election.

The funding to Aam Aadmi Party from four bogus companies became the focal point of campaigning three days before the Delhi assembly elections. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi took on Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP chief hit back, claiming the BJP does not wish to discuss issues, its politics was "limited to abuses".

Four days before elections in Delhi, the BJP today released its vision document 2015 for Delhi, with big focus on women's security, an issue at the core of the election campaign of Kiran Bedi, the party's presumptive prime minister.

And now, the mega outreach. The BJP will crown its aggressive new campaign for the Delhi elections by sending personal letters to all 1.20 crore voters of the capital, in what is perhaps the biggest such exercises undertaken by any political party.