Atishi, unanimously selected as Delhi's first woman Chief Minister by AAP MLAs, promised to work towards re-electing Arvind Kejriwal in the next Assembly polls. Referring to Kejriwal as her "guru," she accused the BJP of filing "false cases" to destabilize the AAP government. In her first statement after her appointment, Atishi asserted, "Delhi has only one Chief Minister, and that is Arvind Kejriwal." She expressed gratitude for Kejriwal’s trust and vowed to continue his legacy by protecting welfare programs like education, health, and free electricity. The BJP criticized her, calling her a "puppet Chief Minister."

Arvind Kejriwal has resigned as Delhi Chief Minister, proposing Atishi as his successor. Kejriwal will submit his resignation to Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena today, following a legislative party meeting to elect the new CM. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) confirmed Atishi's nomination. This development marks a significant shift in Delhi politics. Atishi, a key AAP leader, is set to become the national capital's next CM. The party will make a formal announcement shortly, paving the way for her tenure.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is set to resign today, with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs convening at his residence at 11:30 am to select his successor. Following the meeting, Kejriwal will formally submit his resignation to Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena at 4:30 pm. This development comes after Kejriwal's release from Tihar jail on bail. Potential contenders for the top post include Atishi, Gopal Rai, Kailash Gahlot, and Saurabh Bharadwaj. Kejriwal has called for early Delhi polls in November, ahead of the scheduled February elections. The resignation marks a significant shift in Delhi's political landscape, with the AAP preparing for the transition of power.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated his 74th birthday on Tuesday, receiving warm greetings from various leaders. Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha and Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde led the wishes, praising PM Modi's leadership and vision for India. Saha described PM Modi as a "visionary leader" and "great son of Maa Bharati," while Shinde hailed him for making India an "economic superpower." Shinde expressed confidence in PM Modi's goal of a developed India by 2047 and pledged Maharashtra's support in achieving the target of a $5 trillion economy. The birthday wishes were extended through social media and public statements.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will resign tomorrow, AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj confirmed. Kejriwal, who recently received bail in the liquor policy case, held one-on-one meetings with senior party leaders, including Manish Sisodia and Raghav Chadha, to discuss his successor. AAP’s Political Affairs Committee is meeting today, while the legislative party will convene tomorrow morning to finalize the new Chief Minister. Kejriwal emphasized that he will not return to office until the people approve his leadership in the upcoming elections. Sisodia echoed this sentiment, stating he would only assume the Deputy CM role after public approval.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, at a rally in Jammu and Kashmir, mocked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, saying, “Rahul Baba can ride a bike in Kashmir and eat ice cream because we made it safe.” Shah credited the BJP-led government's abrogation of Article 370 for reducing militancy in the region. He also criticized former Congress Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde, stating that Shinde could now walk in Lal Chowk without fear, contrasting this with the previous Congress government's handling of Kashmir.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned comments made by Rahul Gandhi during his US tour, accusing him of defaming India. While Modi did not mention Gandhi by name, he criticized "some people" for targeting India's unity and spreading negativity. Modi spoke in Ahmedabad while inaugurating infrastructure projects and referenced upcoming elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The Prime Minister's remarks follow fierce criticism from several union ministers over Gandhi's comments on Sikh rights and the BJP. Gandhi's statements on religious freedoms and the ideological divide with the BJP have sparked significant backlash.

Kashmir is holding its first assembly elections in 10 years, covering 47 seats in the region and 43 in Jammu. Political figures such as Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah are key candidates, with the BJP facing significant challenges. This election follows the 2019 revocation of Kashmir’s special status by the Indian government. Many residents hope the new assembly will tackle issues like unemployment and political instability, while others see it as a chance to challenge the BJP. The election's outcome will be closely watched as it could shape the region's future.

Manish Sisodia is scheduled to meet Arvind Kejriwal at his residence today amid speculation about the next Delhi Chief Minister. This meeting follows Kejriwal’s announcement on Sunday of his decision to resign from the chief ministerial role. The resignation comes after Kejriwal was granted bail in the liquor policy case and released from Tihar Jail. The meeting between Kejriwal and Sisodia is expected to involve discussions about Kejriwal’s successor. Kejriwal also indicated that a legislative party meeting would be held in the coming days to finalize the choice for the new Chief Minister.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced his resignation, leaving AAP leadership to decide his successor. Among the top contenders are Atishi, known for her work in education and governance; Gopal Rai, with strong grassroots connections; Kailash Gahlot, praised for his contributions to Delhi's transport sector; and Sunita Kejriwal, former IRS officer and Arvind Kejriwal's wife, though her non-political background poses challenges. Kejriwal ruled out Manish Sisodia due to legal issues. Delhi's Assembly polls are due early next year, adding urgency to the decision.