Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the liquor policy case after high drama at his residence. He will be produced before a special PMLA court on Friday and the ED will seek his custody for interrogation.

India: ED arrests Delhi CM and Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal

Trouble is mounting for Delhi CM Kejriwal. ED arrested Kejriwal in liquor policy scam case. Kejriwal earlier evaded nine summons from the agency. Will Kejriwal continue as Delhi? Will LG recommend the President's rule in Delhi? Watch this video for all details.

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The sitting chief minister of New Delhi Arvind Kejriwal is now been arrested by the enforcement directorate in connection with the liquor scam case. Watch to know more.

Arvind Kejriwal arrested: Arvind Kejriwal arrested in Delhi Excise policy case

Trouble is mounting for Delhi CM Kejriwal. ED arrested Kejriwal in liquor policy scam case. Kejriwal earlier evaded nine summons from the agency. Will Kejriwal continue as Delhi? If not, who will be his successor? Watch this video for all details.

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AAP says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will continue his duties as CM from jail after being arrested by the Enforcement Directorate. Legal experts say this move can create a constitutional crisis. Can Kejriwal continue as CM? Will president’s rule be invoked in the Indian National capital? WION’s Shivan Chanana discusses the implications of the Kejriwal's arrest, with Dr. Makarand Paranjape who is an author & commentator.

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President of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Delhi chief Virendra Sachdeva on Thursday demanded the resignation of Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal following his arrest in the Delhi excise case even as the Aam Aadmi Party insisted that he will stay in the post.

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Aam Aadmi Party launched huge protests in Delhi. Leaders were seen protesting against the arrest of Arvind Kejriwal. Meanwhile, Delhi Police arrested protesting leaders and ministers at ITO, Delhi.

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Arvind Kejriwal has moved a fresh plea in Delhi high court seeking protection from any ‘coercive action’ by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the excise policy case, ANI reported on Thursday.

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In a solemn gathering, foreign envoys converged to pay homage to the holy relics of Lord Buddha and his disciples, Arahant Sariputta and Arahant Maha Moggallana, in Delhi on Wednesday (Mar 20).

Their presence underscored the profound cultural ties between India and nations worldwide, deeply rooted in the legacy of Buddhism.

Minister of State for External Affairs and Culture of India, Meenakshi Lekhi, emphasised India's central role in the inception and spread of Buddhism, stating, "What we need to understand, India was always the centre, originating point of Buddhism. Buddhism originated out of India, flourished out of India, and dispersed to other places from India. Indian connection is very deep."

Sri Lankan High Commissioner Kshenuka Senewiratne remarked, "India, Sri Lanka has a spiritual connection, its a civilisational connect since time immemorial, must say, it's a real special feeling being here, on this occasion. Connection both India and Thailand when it comes to Buddhism dates back centuries"

The Sri Lankan High Commissioner emphasised that "It is time for the relics to be brought to Sri Lanka, especially with the downturn of the economy, it will give some solace to the people of Sri Lanka. The connection between the people of India and Sri Lanka will get concretized with such a gesture."

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Thailand's Ambassador Pattarat Hongtong hailed the month-long exposition of relics to her country, reflecting on the enduring bond between India and Thailand.

She stated, "Testament to our deep-rooted relations that date back over 2500 years, starting by linkages of Buddhism. It is a historic moment for us."

Brazilian Ambassador to India Kenneth da Nóbrega lauded the event's significance, asserting, "Very important to show to the world the strength and the depth of Indian civilization when it comes to Buddhism... This is out of this world (to pay respect to the relics), it's a privilege."

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Taiwan's Deputy Representative to India, Colin Kao, highlighted the widespread influence of Buddha in East Asia and India connect, stating, "In East Asia, Buddha has great influence on society and people. We trace back Buddha to India; it is the motherland for not only Hindus but other religions."

Ambassador of Panama Yasiel Alines, Ambassador of Myanmar Moe Kyaw Aung, ⁠and deputies from Indonesia, Bhutan, Romania, Peru, and Serbia ‎were also present at the occasion.

The relics return to their homeland, India, after a month-long exposition in Thailand, organised by India's culture ministry in collaboration with the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC).

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The Ganga Mekong Holy Relics Dhammayatra witnessed an overwhelming response from devotees, with over four million paying their respects across various cities in Thailand.

Some devotees came from neighbouring countries like Lao, Cambodia.

The success of the exposition reaffirmed the centuries-old civilisational connection between India and the countries of the Mekong region. It also served as a poignant reminder of India's cultural heritage and its enduring influence on the spread of Buddhism across Asia. 
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In a solemn gathering, foreign envoys converged to pay homage to the holy relics of Lord Buddha and his disciples, Arahant Sariputta and Arahant Maha Moggallana, in Delhi on Wednesday (Mar 20).

In a solemn gathering, foreign envoys converged to pay homage to the holy relics of Lord Buddha and his disciples, Arahant Sariputta and Arahant Maha Moggallana, in Delhi on Wednesday (Mar 20). Their presence underscored the profound cultural ties between India and nations worldwide, deeply rooted in the legacy of Buddhism. Minister of State for External Affairs and Culture of India, Meenakshi Lekhi, emphasised India's central role in the inception and spread of Buddhism, stating, "What we need to understand, India was always the centre, originating point of Buddhism. Buddhism originated out of India, flourished out of India, and dispersed to other places from India. Indian connection is very deep." Sri Lankan High Commissioner Kshenuka Senewiratne remarked, "India, Sri Lanka has a spiritual connection, its a civilisational connect since time immemorial, must say, it's a real special feeling being here, on this occasion. Connection both India and Thailand when it comes to Buddhism dates back centuries" The Sri Lankan High Commissioner emphasised that "It is time for the relics to be brought to Sri Lanka, especially with the downturn of the economy, it will give some solace to the people of Sri Lanka. The connection between the people of India and Sri Lanka will get concretized with such a gesture." Also Read | Kashmir: Sales of dates surge during Ramadan, becoming most sold food item this month Thailand's Ambassador Pattarat Hongtong hailed the month-long exposition of relics to her country, reflecting on the enduring bond between India and Thailand. She stated, "Testament to our deep-rooted relations that date back over 2500 years, starting by linkages of Buddhism. It is a historic moment for us." Brazilian Ambassador to India Kenneth da Nóbrega lauded the event's significance, asserting, "Very important to show to the world the strength and the depth of Indian civilization when it comes to Buddhism... This is out of this world (to pay respect to the relics), it's a privilege." Also Read | PM Modi invited by Putin, Zelensky for post-election visits Taiwan's Deputy Representative to India, Colin Kao, highlighted the widespread influence of Buddha in East Asia and India connect, stating, "In East Asia, Buddha has great influence on society and people. We trace back Buddha to India; it is the motherland for not only Hindus but other religions." Ambassador of Panama Yasiel Alines, Ambassador of Myanmar Moe Kyaw Aung, ⁠and deputies from Indonesia, Bhutan, Romania, Peru, and Serbia ‎were also present at the occasion. The relics return to their homeland, India, after a month-long exposition in Thailand, organised by India's culture ministry in collaboration with the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC). Watch | India Elections: Supreme Court lists PIL against freebies, to hear case on March 21 × The Ganga Mekong Holy Relics Dhammayatra witnessed an overwhelming response from devotees, with over four million paying their respects across various cities in Thailand. Some devotees came from neighbouring countries like Lao, Cambodia. The success of the exposition reaffirmed the centuries-old civilisational connection between India and the countries of the Mekong region. It also served as a poignant reminder of India's cultural heritage and its enduring influence on the spread of Buddhism across Asia.

Foreign envoys pay homage to Buddha relics in Delhi, highlighting India's cultural influence

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Heavy police contingent outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence. Earlier today, the Delhi High Court refused to pass orders granting interim protection from coercive action Arvind Kejriwal at this stage. The probe agency wants to question him in the money laundering case related to the alleged liquor policy case. The ED has issued nine summonses to Kejriwal since October last year.

Arvind Kejriwal ED update: ED team reaches Arvind Kejriwal's residence

Heavy police contingent outside Delhi Chief Minister's residence. Earlier today, the Delhi High Court refused to pass orders granting interim protection from coercive action at this stage to the Delhi CM. The probe agency wants to question him in the money laundering case related to the alleged liquor policy case. The ED has issued nine summonses to Kejriwal since October last year.

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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal suffered a major setback from the Delhi High Court. The court has refused to protect from arrest by the Enforcement Directorate to the Delhi Chief Minister. Kejriwal had filed a plea seeking protection from coercive action in Delhi's excise policy linked alleged money laundering case.

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In a solemn gathering, foreign envoys converged to pay homage to the holy relics of Lord Buddha and his disciples, Arahant Sariputta and Arahant Maha Moggallana, in Delhi on Wednesday. Their presence underscored the profound cultural ties between India and nations worldwide, deeply rooted in the legacy of Buddhism.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's lawyers, urging the sessions court on Thursday to stay the summons issued to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo, alleged the probe agency was seeking the Chief Minister's physical presence only for publicity.

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Delhi liquor policy firestorm: Probe agency names Delhi CM in press note

According to the World Air Quality Report 2023, compiled by the Swiss organization IQAir, India ranks third in terms of the worst air quality among 134 countries, while Delhi retains its notorious position as the capital city with the poorest air quality.

IQAIR: India ranked third in worst air quality out of 134 countries

Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC K Kavitha allegedly conspired with the top leaders of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) including Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia to get favours in the Delhi Excise policy formulation and implementation, the Enforcement Directorate claimed on Monday.

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Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal granted bail in ED case after appearing in court for excise policy scam. Watch the video to know more.

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Aam Aadmi Party convenor and Delhi chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will embark on a Gujarat visit today to launch the Lok Sabha election campaign of his party.

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Exiled Tibetans living in the Indian city of Dharamshala mark the 65th anniversary of their Uprising against China today. Back in 1959 the incident led to over 80,000 Tibetans fleeing to India along with the spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. Watch to know more!

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A Delhi painter who had lost both his hands in a train accident received a new set of limbs after organ donation by a city educationist at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. The team of doctors who performed the 'miracle' surgery&nbsp;is being hailed on social media as 'god-sent angels'. However, one of the doctors involved in the operation believes that it's not primarily the team of medical professionals&nbsp;but the donor who donated her organs that should receive the public's applause.&nbsp;

"We were doing the procedure as per scientific protocol. All the hail should go to the donor who had given the limbs. There are a lot of organ recipients in the world right now. But there are few donors," Dr Swaroop Singh Gambhir, senior cosmetic and plastic surgeon consultant at Sir Gangaram Hospital, who was part of the complex operation, told WION on March 10, 2024.&nbsp;

"Every encouragement must go to the donor, to her relative. That they&nbsp;came forward," Dr Gambhir added.&nbsp;

In October 2020, Raj Kumar, now 45, was crossing the railway tracks in Nangloi on his bicycle when he lost control. Kumar was then reportedly&nbsp;run over by the train losing both his hands. He had been using prosthetics but his prosthetic trial was unsuccessful. 
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But Kumar's only hope, a hand transplant, saw the daylight earlier this year in January. The doctors at Sir Gangaram Hospital found the donor. An organ donation&nbsp;pledge by Meena Mehta, former administrative head of a South Delhi school who was declared brain-dead, came to Kumar's help.

On 19th January, the surgical process began. It ended 12 hours later.&nbsp;

"A dedicated team of surgeons collaborated tirelessly to execute this intricate procedure, delicately reattaching various components, including bones, arteries, veins, tendons, muscles, nerves, and skin," according to an official readout.

Asked about the principal challenge during the surgery, Dr. Gambhir said that the time duration between readying Kumar's body for receiving the donor's hand and transplanting the donated hand in itself had to be kept as minimum as possible.&nbsp;

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"The time duration had to be kept minimal so that we could get the transplant successfully. The advantage was that the donor was from our [Sir Ganga Ram] hospital only.&nbsp;So we did not have to go out of the hospital to get the hand. The time duration had to be kept minimal to make the transplant successful," Dr Gambhir added.

While the entire procedure took about 12 hours, the "main task" described above was completed in just under one-and-a-half hours.&nbsp;

Another challenge during an arm transplant is blood loss. "Our anesthetics were taking care of that part. They were maintaining the patient's vitals," Dr Gambhir said.&nbsp;

Raj Kumar recovered in six weeks after the surgery and returned home earlier this week.&nbsp; 
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A total of 14 medical professionals, including nine doctors, performed the complex surgery. The hospital became the first in north India in February 2023 to&nbsp;receive permission to perform hand transplant surgeries.&nbsp;

A Delhi painter who had lost both his hands in a train accident received a new set of limbs after organ donation by a city educationist at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.

A Delhi painter who had lost both his hands in a train accident received a new set of limbs after organ donation by a city educationist at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. The team of doctors who performed the 'miracle' surgery is being hailed on social media as 'god-sent angels'. However, one of the doctors involved in the operation believes that it's not primarily the team of medical professionals but the donor who donated her organs that should receive the public's applause. "We were doing the procedure as per scientific protocol. All the hail should go to the donor who had given the limbs. There are a lot of organ recipients in the world right now. But there are few donors," Dr Swaroop Singh Gambhir, senior cosmetic and plastic surgeon consultant at Sir Gangaram Hospital, who was part of the complex operation, told WION on March 10, 2024. "Every encouragement must go to the donor, to her relative. That they came forward," Dr Gambhir added. In October 2020, Raj Kumar, now 45, was crossing the railway tracks in Nangloi on his bicycle when he lost control. Kumar was then reportedly run over by the train losing both his hands. He had been using prosthetics but his prosthetic trial was unsuccessful. But Kumar's only hope, a hand transplant, saw the daylight earlier this year in January. The doctors at Sir Gangaram Hospital found the donor. An organ donation pledge by Meena Mehta, former administrative head of a South Delhi school who was declared brain-dead, came to Kumar's help. On 19th January, the surgical process began. It ended 12 hours later. "A dedicated team of surgeons collaborated tirelessly to execute this intricate procedure, delicately reattaching various components, including bones, arteries, veins, tendons, muscles, nerves, and skin," according to an official readout. Asked about the principal challenge during the surgery, Dr. Gambhir said that the time duration between readying Kumar's body for receiving the donor's hand and transplanting the donated hand in itself had to be kept as minimum as possible. Also read | Indian-origin girl receives first rejection-free kidney from mother in UK "The time duration had to be kept minimal so that we could get the transplant successfully. The advantage was that the donor was from our [Sir Ganga Ram] hospital only. So we did not have to go out of the hospital to get the hand. The time duration had to be kept minimal to make the transplant successful," Dr Gambhir added. While the entire procedure took about 12 hours, the "main task" described above was completed in just under one-and-a-half hours. Another challenge during an arm transplant is blood loss. "Our anesthetics were taking care of that part. They were maintaining the patient's vitals," Dr Gambhir said. Raj Kumar recovered in six weeks after the surgery and returned home earlier this week. A total of 14 medical professionals, including nine doctors, performed the complex surgery. The hospital became the first in north India in February 2023 to receive permission to perform hand transplant surgeries.

‘All the praise must go to donor,’ says Delhi doctor involved in ‘miracle’ hand transplant surgery

The Delhi Rouse Avenue Court issued a fresh summons to Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal asking him to appear physically on March 16, after the Enforcement Directorate filed a fresh complaint .

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On Wednesday&nbsp;(March 6),&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the 17-kilometre&nbsp;extension of the Delhi–Ghaziabad–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor which stretches from Duhai to Modi Nagar North. Furthermore, PM Modi commenced the inaugural run of the Namo Bharat train along this route, starting from the Muradnagar RRTS station.

The newly added segment stretches over an additional 17 kilometres, connecting Duhai to Modi Nagar North along the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor. This significant development was virtually launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday.

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The extended corridor now encompasses three additional stations: Murad Nagar, Modi Nagar South, and Modi Nagar North. With this expansion, the total length of the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor now stands at 82 kilometres.

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The anticipated result of the 82-kilometre-long Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor is a substantial reduction in travel time between Delhi and Meerut to less than an hour.

In March 2019, PM Modi initiated the construction of India's inaugural RRTS corridor, linking Delhi to Meerut. Passenger services commenced in October 2023, coinciding with the inauguration of the Namo Bharat RapidX train by Modi, which connects Sahibabad RapidX Station in Ghaziabad to Duhai Depot.

During the inauguration ceremony of the new RRTS section from Duhai to Modi Nagar North, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri praised the quality and progress of the RRTS project, stating, "The work on the RRTS that you have initiated and the standard of its execution are of global standards... Presently, we have an operational metro network covering approximately 906 kilometres. Additionally, about 940 kilometres of metro lines are currently under construction. Upon the completion of the remaining 940 kilometres, we will boast the second-largest metro system globally."

(With inputs from agencies)

On Wednesday (March 6), Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the 17-kilometre extension of the Delhi–Ghaziabad–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor which stretches from Duhai to Modi Nagar North.

On Wednesday (March 6), Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the 17-kilometre extension of the Delhi–Ghaziabad–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor which stretches from Duhai to Modi Nagar North. Furthermore, PM Modi commenced the inaugural run of the Namo Bharat train along this route, starting from the Muradnagar RRTS station. The newly added segment stretches over an additional 17 kilometres, connecting Duhai to Modi Nagar North along the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor. This significant development was virtually launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday. Also read | Google reverses course: Relists Indian apps amid government criticism The extended corridor now encompasses three additional stations: Murad Nagar, Modi Nagar South, and Modi Nagar North. With this expansion, the total length of the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor now stands at 82 kilometres. Also read | WATCH: Indian Navy 'swiftly responds' to rescue ship under drone attack in Gulf of Aden, saves 13 Indians The anticipated result of the 82-kilometre-long Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor is a substantial reduction in travel time between Delhi and Meerut to less than an hour. In March 2019, PM Modi initiated the construction of India's inaugural RRTS corridor, linking Delhi to Meerut. Passenger services commenced in October 2023, coinciding with the inauguration of the Namo Bharat RapidX train by Modi, which connects Sahibabad RapidX Station in Ghaziabad to Duhai Depot. During the inauguration ceremony of the new RRTS section from Duhai to Modi Nagar North, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri praised the quality and progress of the RRTS project, stating, "The work on the RRTS that you have initiated and the standard of its execution are of global standards... Presently, we have an operational metro network covering approximately 906 kilometres. Additionally, about 940 kilometres of metro lines are currently under construction. Upon the completion of the remaining 940 kilometres, we will boast the second-largest metro system globally." (With inputs from agencies)

India Prime Minister Modi inaugurates 17-kilometre extension of Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor

Indian farmers are resuming their agitation. Farmers will be heading towards New Delhi. Farmers' unions gave a clarion call to farmers from all over the country to reach Jantar Mantar on March 6.

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The Delhi government has announced its budget for the financial year 2024-25. Finance minister Atishi presented the budget in the state assembly and spoke about how Delhi has transformed in the last 10 years under the Aam Aadmi Party government.

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