The GNCTD Bill negates the 2018 judgment of the Supreme Court and restores the Delhi High Court judgment, which had turned Delhi into a princely state.
SARS-CoV-2 virus has returned, with some of its variants more infectious than the original. Since 26 February, India's daily new cases rose by 258% and active cases by 163%.
Let’s stop anti-Bangladesh rhetoric and calling their people ‘ghuspathiye’. It is time to take them along for the economic prosperity and well-being of our people.
Bangladesh matches or bests India on many fiscal, economic & social indicators. Foreign aid is less than 2% of it GDP; it’s no longer Kissinger’s ‘basket case’.
That India could abstain from voting in the UNHRC resolution against Sri Lanka with the Tamil Nadu election coming up shows circumstances have changed.
Mamdani’s politics feels unusual compared to India’s current climate. He unapologetically foregrounds Muslim identity at a time when doing so in India invites scrutiny.
While the move could free up grid capacity struggling to keep up with rapid renewable rollout, it would be a major setback for green ambitions. India aims to double clean power capacity to 500 gigawatts by the end of the decade.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
This Bill was passedin Parliament of ﹰIndia to giveemployment for poor people of Delhi & to get SAFETY in National Capital This follows rules of UnionTerritory in DELHI KEJRIBABU was telling lies wastingmoney of Delhi government in advertising himself inTVand Newspapers Metro stations NowLG will do development in Delhi fromDr Anju Bhattacharyya Ex IIT DelhiNow In US University
LOL look at all the BJP It cell writing nonsense in the comment section.
This is a clear example of Delhi no longer being a democracy and moving toward a dictatorship.
Delhi government is like a domestic help for the center. The display of arrogance of 67 seats and the nuisance created at every step finally had to be put an end to. Dignity and respect needs to be earned is something the current dispensation in Delhi seems to have overlooked forcing the center to draw the line.
Delhi needs to be run and run well, despite it being a den of brokers. The records of both BJP and Congress in Delhi have nothing much to write home about, which is why the AAMADMI got the power, but the lack of maturity and tryin to spit at the sun eventually got the spit on its face.
It is a mistake to treat Delhi as UT like any other UT for various reasons. Perhaps, it was a mistake to give UT status to Delhi. In this context, the recent amendment resolves and clarifies legal position on various contentious issues. There is no doubt that Kejariwal ensured that there will be dissonance between Central Government and his government for his political ambitions but as a country, we cannot allow this to continue day in and day out.
Within the revised constitutional structure, Delhi legislative Assembly and the Government can function.
Delhi is the national capital of India. It houses Parliament and foreign embassy. Those who are not comfortable with Delhi ,as not a state, can skip fighting elections here as it won’t provide them with the same powers as rest of the states of India.
Naïveté thy name is Indian. The primary job of an Indian bureaucrat is to write laws in a way that can be exploited by the bureaucracy, politicians, business class and sundry criminals. Public welfare and public good is the last thing on the babu’s mind. After 75 years of politician rule and many millennia of despotic rule by kings, we Indians still think that there is rule of law in India. There is only one rule in India – rule of the mighty. This new law just illustrates that.
This Bill was passedin Parliament of ﹰIndia to giveemployment for poor people of Delhi & to get SAFETY in National Capital This follows rules of UnionTerritory in DELHI KEJRIBABU was telling lies wastingmoney of Delhi government in advertising himself inTVand Newspapers Metro stations NowLG will do development in Delhi fromDr Anju Bhattacharyya Ex IIT DelhiNow In US University
LOL look at all the BJP It cell writing nonsense in the comment section.
This is a clear example of Delhi no longer being a democracy and moving toward a dictatorship.
Delhi government is like a domestic help for the center. The display of arrogance of 67 seats and the nuisance created at every step finally had to be put an end to. Dignity and respect needs to be earned is something the current dispensation in Delhi seems to have overlooked forcing the center to draw the line.
Delhi needs to be run and run well, despite it being a den of brokers. The records of both BJP and Congress in Delhi have nothing much to write home about, which is why the AAMADMI got the power, but the lack of maturity and tryin to spit at the sun eventually got the spit on its face.
It is a mistake to treat Delhi as UT like any other UT for various reasons. Perhaps, it was a mistake to give UT status to Delhi. In this context, the recent amendment resolves and clarifies legal position on various contentious issues. There is no doubt that Kejariwal ensured that there will be dissonance between Central Government and his government for his political ambitions but as a country, we cannot allow this to continue day in and day out.
Within the revised constitutional structure, Delhi legislative Assembly and the Government can function.
Delhi is the national capital of India. It houses Parliament and foreign embassy. Those who are not comfortable with Delhi ,as not a state, can skip fighting elections here as it won’t provide them with the same powers as rest of the states of India.
Naïveté thy name is Indian. The primary job of an Indian bureaucrat is to write laws in a way that can be exploited by the bureaucracy, politicians, business class and sundry criminals. Public welfare and public good is the last thing on the babu’s mind. After 75 years of politician rule and many millennia of despotic rule by kings, we Indians still think that there is rule of law in India. There is only one rule in India – rule of the mighty. This new law just illustrates that.