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  Kejriwal on Wednesday said his party is following “true Hindutva” Delhi Chief Minister  Arvind Kejriwal  on Wednesday said his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is following “true Hindutva” as it wants to unite 130 crore people of the country and take the nation on the path of development. Dividing people in the name of religion, engineering riots and committing atrocities on Dalits is not Hindutva but to unite one human being with another is, he said in a veiled attack on the BJP while replying to a question at a summit organised by news channel Times Now. Kejriwal also dismissed as “absolutely wrong” the charge that he is playing soft Hindutva card for votes in the run-up to assembly polls in four states with his recent visit to the Ram temple in  Ayodhya  and his government’s approval to the Tirth Yatra Yojana for senior citizens in Delhi. The AAP is gearing up to contest assembly polls on all seats in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Goa and Uttarkhand due to be held early next...

  Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot made the announcement Delhi government will charge only Rs 2,500 to install private chargers for light electric vehicles, including two and three wheelers at malls, apartments, hospitals and such other places in the city. Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot made the announcement while launching the single window facility that consumers can avail by either going to the respective discom portals or by calling the helpline numbers for installation of private charging stations. The applicant can visit the portal and view trustworthy  electric vehicle  (EV) chargers that have been empanelled by the government. They can compare the price of these chargers and order them online or through a phone call. Delhi government is providing a subsidy of Rs 6,000 to the first 30,000 applicants for charging stations bringing down effective cost of each charger to just around Rs 2,500. The incentives provided by Delhi government will reduce the ...

  BJP workers in the national capital hold protest on Wednesday, demanding the re-opening of weekly markets Current Affairs :  The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers in the national capital hold protest on Wednesday, demanding the re-opening of weekly markets. Weekly markets in the city were closed since March 25 due to coronavirus induced lockdown. Earlier, the Delhi government allowed the opening of the market on a trial basis till August 30. Delhi on Wednesday reported 3,390 new COVID-19 positive cases and 41 deaths. According to the Delhi government bulletin, the total count of coronavirus cases in Delhi has gone up to 2,79,715, including 26,908 active cases, 2,47,446 recoveries/discharges/migration, and 5,361 deaths…