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    Rs 28 per copy under BJP vs Rs 55 under AAP: Delhi Education Minister challenges AAP over textbook procurement allegations

    Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood has rejected AAP allegations of irregularities in school textbook procurement, claiming the BJP government purchased books at Rs 28 per copy compared with Rs 55 under the previous government. Challenging claims that the new books were smaller, Sood asked reporters to compare the editions and questioned the alleged price difference as a political row over textbook printing and tendering intensified.

    Rajasthan: BJP secures 197 civic body heads, twice as many as Congress; election for the rest on

    According to results available so far, Independents have won seven posts, while Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), CPI(M) and Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) have secured one each. Elections for the posts were held in 273 urban local bodies on Monday after heads of 32 of the 305 bodies covered under the current schedule were elected unopposed.

    Pilot in driver's seat as Congress looks to avoid crash-landing in Punjab

    Punjab assembly elections news: Sachin Pilot has been appointed as the new in-charge for Punjab Congress. He replaces Bhupesh Baghel, who will now oversee Assam. Pilot's immediate task involves addressing internal party disputes in Punjab. This appointment signals the party's faith in his strategic abilities. He aims to unite factions and prepare for upcoming state elections.

    Delhi HC seeks police response on Tahir Hussain’s challenge to Ankit Sharma murder conviction

    The Delhi High Court has sought a response from police regarding Tahir Hussain's appeal. Hussain challenges his conviction and life sentence for the murder of Ankit Sharma. The court admitted his appeal and scheduled it for further hearing. Sharma's father had reported him missing during the 2020 riots. Hussain and four others were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder.

    BJP protests outside AAP office over alleged Punjab paper leak

    Bharatiya Janata Party workers protested outside the Aam Aadmi Party office in Delhi. They demanded accountability for alleged paper leaks in Punjab's recruitment exams. BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj criticized the AAP's perceived double standards on exam irregularities. Harsh Malhotra warned of escalating protests if the Punjab Education Minister does not resign. The BJP highlighted previous paper leaks and the government's inaction.

    AAP's 'villain' Atishi orchestrated violence in MCD House: BJP

    The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) House witnessed high-decibel protests by the BJP councillors after Oberoi declared that a vote cast during the election was "invalid". The bedlam turned into pandemonium as violent clashes broke out between councillors from the two parties. Oberoi had barely started to announce the results when the ruckus began.

    The Economic Times
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