Tag: Arvind Kejriwal

Opinion

A lot of water has to flow under the bridge to 2024, but the AAP’s rise in Punjab may herald a tectonic shift in Indian politics

What next for Mauritian diplomacy as we move forward?

‘India is a land of contrasts’ – these were the opening words of Indian High Commissioner Mani at his briefing to the group of us, winners of ICCR

The heat and dust of Delhi may be somewhat cumbersome. However indolent one may feel, this does not detract from , its charm and fragrance. For one I

Les habitants de la région de Delhi ont fait confiance à l’Aam Admi Party (AAP) lors du Delhi Legislative Assembly election le 7 février 2015, et le parti

Journée Internationale de la Femme

The Indian Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi, will be the chief guest for our Independence Day celebrations. We have frequently reiterated our close affinities with India on all

Lessons in Democracy from India

Letter from New Delhi

Last week’s editorial in this paper, ‘Grave issues of governance,’ drew attention to the rollback by government of provisions of the law and regulations that it had itself

Letter from New Delhi

In this column on the 27 December 2013, we wrote about the election of the AAM Aadmi Party (AAP) leader as follows: ‘Now we come to Arvind Kejriwal,

Mouvement anti-corruption en Inde : Gagner du terrain lentement mais sûrement

Whenever we think about the future, we do so on the basis of past events and experiences, which is really the only way to go about the exercise.