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What time will the counting begin?The counting will begin at 8 AM. Over 60 per cent of the national capital's 1.5 crore voters turned out for the election for 70 assembly seats held on February 5. Soon after the voting, the exit polls predicted that the BJP might be headed for a victory, ending the AAP's decade-long rule in the national capital.

Delhi High Court has set aside the money laundering proceedings against erstwhile Bhushan Power and Steel Ltd.

Hyderabad. The engineer, who has lived in the National Capital Region (NCR) his entire life, turned to Reddit for advice on the decision. He expressed concern about being introverted and shy, and questioned the ease of making friends in a new city.

BCCI has convened a Special General Meeting (SGM) in Mumbai on March 1 to appoint a new joint secretary after the position was left vacant following the elevation of Devjit Saikia to the post of the board's secretary. Assam Cricket Association's (ACA) Saikia had succeeded Jay Shah in the secretary's position last month, after the latter took over as the chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) on December 1.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A two-judge bench of the Delhi High Court on Thursday dismissed Religare Enterprises Ltd's chairperson Rashmi Saluja's appeal seeking a stay on an earlier single-judge bench's order that had denied her request to restrain the company's board from voting on her reappointment as director.

domestic manufacturing, exports, and job creation in the country, a senior government official said Thursday.

exit polls that have given an edge to the BJP in the Delhi Assembly polls, senior AAP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh on Thursday dismissed the projections, calling them «surveys by massage and spa companies». «What can you expect from the exit poll surveys conducted by massage and spa companies? Wait for February 8 and the AAP will form the government with a decisive majority,» Singh told PTI.

Delhi elections: The BJP has found greater success in India’s Hindi heartland than in the southern states, but the real political dilemma for the party has always been Delhi. Despite winning sweeping victories in Lok Sabha elections over the years, Delhi remains an elusive prize, with the BJP having failed to win a state election here in the last 27 years.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: New York’s iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art is deepening its ties with India’s booming contemporary art scene to add to its already vast collection of 4,000 pieces of Indian art. Max Hollein, chief executive of the $6 billion institution, recently visited India with an eye on the country’s contemporary art that’s been gaining global attention recently.

Bryan Johnson, the American tech billionaire known for his anti-ageing project, recently made headlines after cutting short an interview with Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, citing discomfort due to the air quality in India. During the podcast WTF is, he explained that he experienced irritation in his eyes and throat from the air. In response, Nikhil’s brother, Nithin Kamath, who is the founder and CEO of Zerodha, shared his thoughts on the incident.

Supreme Court on Thursday transferred all petitions challenging the 2025 Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) results to a division bench of the Delhi High Court. A bench comprising Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justices Sanjay Kumar and K V Viswanathan ordered that all the petitions will be taken up by the high court on March 3.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Exit polls after Assembly elections were held in Delhi on Wednesday show the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) winning power. To be sure, such polls have been way off the mark in recent times and sampling errors in India are common.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: The Centre plans to develop India’s premier hospital—All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi—as a model Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) facility where only e-prescriptions will be generated.

exit polls have suggested the BJP's return to power in Delhi, while the ruling AAP could lose its majority in Delhi's assembly election. The Election Commission will announce official results on February 8. Several polls show varying predictions. Matrize projects 35-40 seats for the BJP-led NDA and 32-37 for AAP, with Congress possibly winning one at most. People's Pulse gives NDA a wider lead, predicting 51-60 seats compared to AAP's 10-19, with Congress winning none. People's Insight forecasts 40-44 seats for NDA, 25-29 for AAP, and up to one for Congress. P-Marq sees the BJP alliance winning 39-49 seats, AAP 21-31, and Congress potentially one. JVC's projection is 39-45 for the BJP alliance, 22-31 for AAP, and up to two for Congress.