Politics

An expensive suit embroidered with his name all over it, the Prime Minister wore it during the US President Barack Obama's visits in January.

"Let Modi work...give him some time...he will make the dream of 'bhartiyata' in the days to come," VHP's Raghav Reddy said.

The conversation reportedly lasted for a few minutes and both the leaders remained tight-lipped about the issues that were discussed.

However, the decision on extending such permits to the US-based firm Uber, Taxi For Sure and another taxi service provider is yet to be taken by the government.

Gopal Rai, who has been associated with Kejriwal since his India Against Corruption (IAC) days, will be the new transport and labour minister of Delhi.

The bypoll was necessitated following the resignation of the former Goa Chief Minister Parrikar.

Kejriwal and Sisodia met Modi at Prime Minister's official residence - 7, Race Course Road - on Thursday morning. The meeting lasted about 15 minutes.

The AAP chief has been averse to taking security. Even when he was the chief minister, he had denied security, but the police continued to provide the cover.

The West Bengal Chief Minister said, "In today's world, policing has to be done with common sense more than lathis and gas."

In the backdrop of BJP's shocking defeat in the Delhi Assembly election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening held deliberations with his senior Cabinet colleagues from the party.

The Sena leader, who called up AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal to congratulate him on the victory, said he would attend the oath-taking ceremony if invited.

Kejriwal said the victory would not have been possible without her constant support and understanding.

After winning a massive majority in Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) chief ministerial candidate Arvind Kejriwal asked his party members not to get arrogant.

While there, 673 candidates in the fray including 63 women, the main contest is between the BJP and the AAP with the Congress staring at a total wipeout.

"Time has been sought from Rashtrapati Bhawan on February 11," JD(U) General Secretary KC Tyagi said.

Prasad said, "The people of Bihar are not going to be influenced by their drama."