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Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Atishi is all set to take the Delhi model of governance to the United Nations General Assembly.
The MLA from Delhi's Kalkaji Assembly constituency will address the UNGA at its headquarters in New York on the theme, 'New Urban Agenda', on Thursday.
"The @ArvindKejriwal model of governance in Delhi can provide solutions to many challenges faced by cities and countries all over the world. This is the reason why the world stage wants to learn more about the Delhi model," she said in a series of tweets on Wednesday.
In a statement, her office said effective people-centric policies of the Arvind Kejriwal government have provided hassle-free, quality access to basic amenities to the people of Delhi.
It said the Delhi government's policies have made peoples' lives easier, and they have now become a matter of interest and discussion across the world.
"In recognition of the same on the global stage, the Kalkaji MLA has been invited to speak at the United Nations General Assembly at their headquarters in New York," the legislator's office added.
In the high-level UNGA meeting, speakers will focus on their contributions to the overall vision, goals and targets of achieving the 'New Urban Agenda', Atishi's office said.
It said member states will be encouraged to describe national and regional challenges and policy responses, and to state commitments to achieve transformative outcomes.
"Atishi will speak alongside the mayors of Bogota and Barcelona on the ‘Best Practices of Leading Locally’, where she will present the Delhi government’s vision and implementation of how a thriving, diverse and densely populated city can strive to provide a high quality of life to all its citizens by ensuring everyone has equitable access to power, water, education, health and public transport," her office added.
Atishi, who graduated from Delhi-based St. Stephen's College and received her Master’s degree in History from Oxford University on a Chevening scholarship, is considered to have been instrumental in the successful implementation of the Delhi government’s education reform agenda.
She also spearheaded the Delhi government's flagship Mohalla Sabha project, which seeks to decentralise governance by empowering every citizen.
"It is a privilege for me to join the panel of eminent mayors from all across the globe and discuss the effective people-centric policies of the Kejriwal government at such a prestigious international forum," Atishi said in a statement.
"This is a great opportunity for governments to learn from one another and help people all over the world through policies that are closely connected to the needs of citizens," she added.
Atishi, chairperson of the Delhi Legislative Assembly's Standing Committee on Education and Public Accounts Committee, had earlier served as the advisor to Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia.

Atishi to showcase Kejriwal's 'Delhi model of governance' at UNGA

Atishi is considered to have been instrumental in the successful implementation of the Delhi government’s education reform agenda. (Post as link)

Aam Aadmi Party leader Atishi is all set to take the Delhi model of governance to the United Nations General Assembly.
The MLA from Delhi's Kalkaji Assembly constituency will address the UNGA at its headquarters in New York on the theme, 'New Urban Agenda', on Thursday.
Atishi will speak alongside the mayors of Bogota and Barcelona on the &lsquo;Best Practices of Leading Locally&rsquo;.
Atishi&nbsp;is considered to have been instrumental in the successful implementation of the Delhi government&rsquo;s education reform agenda. In a series of tweets she said "The Arvind Kejriwal model of governance in Delhi can provide solutions to many challenges faced by cities and countries all over the world.&nbsp;

Atishi&nbsp;is considered to have been instrumental in the successful implementation of the Delhi government&rsquo;s education reform agenda.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Atishi is all set to take the Delhi model of governance to the United Nations General Assembly.
The MLA from Delhi's Kalkaji Assembly constituency will address the UNGA at its headquarters in New York on the theme, 'New Urban Agenda', on Thursday.
"The @ArvindKejriwal model of governance in Delhi can provide solutions to many challenges faced by cities and countries all over the world. This is the reason why the world stage wants to learn more about the Delhi model," she said in a series of tweets on Wednesday.
In a statement, her office said effective people-centric policies of the Arvind Kejriwal government have provided hassle-free, quality access to basic amenities to the people of Delhi.
It said the Delhi government's policies have made peoples' lives easier, and they have now become a matter of interest and discussion across the world.
"In recognition of the same on the global stage, the Kalkaji MLA has been invited to speak at the United Nations General Assembly at their headquarters in New York," the legislator's office added.
In the high-level UNGA meeting, speakers will focus on their contributions to the overall vision, goals and targets of achieving the 'New Urban Agenda', Atishi's office said.
It said member states will be encouraged to describe national and regional challenges and policy responses, and to state commitments to achieve transformative outcomes.
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"Atishi will speak alongside the mayors of Bogota and Barcelona on the &lsquo;Best Practices of Leading Locally&rsquo;, where she will present the Delhi government&rsquo;s vision and implementation of how a thriving, diverse and densely populated city can strive to provide a high quality of life to all its citizens by ensuring everyone has equitable access to power, water, education, health and public transport," her office added.
Atishi, who graduated from Delhi-based St. Stephen's College and received her Master&rsquo;s degree in History from Oxford University on a Chevening scholarship, is considered to have been instrumental in the successful implementation of the Delhi government&rsquo;s education reform agenda.
She also spearheaded the Delhi government's flagship Mohalla Sabha project, which seeks to decentralise governance by empowering every citizen.
"It is a privilege for me to join the panel of eminent mayors from all across the globe and discuss the effective people-centric policies of the Kejriwal government at such a prestigious international forum," Atishi said in a statement.
"This is a great opportunity for governments to learn from one another and help people all over the world through policies that are closely connected to the needs of citizens," she added.
Atishi, chairperson of the Delhi Legislative Assembly's Standing Committee on Education and Public Accounts Committee, had earlier served as the advisor to Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said the BJP MLAs demanding 'The Kashmir Files' be made tax-free in Delhi should upload the movie on YouTube and make it free for all.
During his address in the Assembly, Kejriwal also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using the movie for political gains.
Hitting back, Delhi BJP president Adesh Gupta said that Kejriwal, by his remarks over the issue, has crossed all limits of political decency.
The movie, based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley due to terrorism, has kicked up a political storm. It is being actively pushed by BJP-ruled states by either offering tax concessions or giving government employees special leave to watch it.
The Opposition has, however, termed the film one-sided and too violent.
Kejriwal said the BJP leaders were demanding to make 'The Kashmir Files' movie tax-free when Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal was speaking in the House on Wednesday. "They (BJP) are demanding that the movie be declared tax-free in Delhi. Upload it on YouTube, the movie will become free and everyone will be able to watch it," he said in the Assembly.
Kejriwal slammed Prime Minister Modi, alleging that even after ruling the country for eight years he has to take the help of the movie for political gains.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, referring to the response to 'The Kashmir Files', had said the film has rattled the "entire ecosystem" which claims to be the torchbearer of freedom of expression but does not want the truth to be told.
Kejriwal, who is also the AAP national convener, further alleged that the entire BJP machinery was busy sticking posters of the movie across the country.
"Some people are earning crores in the name of Kashmiri Pandits and you (BJP) have been sticking posters of the film," he said in the House.
"Even Hitler gave jobs to his lackeys. What did he (Modi) give you? Kejriwal works even for you. If someone in your family is ill, Kejriwal provides you medicines, not Modi. Open your eyes, leave BJP and join AAP." Reacting to Kejriwal's response to the BJP MLAs' demand, the party's Delhi unit chief Adesh Gupta said that Kejriwal's response showed his insensitivity towards the pain of Kashmiri Pandits.
"The AAP had in the past supported the demand for a plebiscite by Kashmiri separatists. "So, appreciation fo 'The Kashmir Files' movie cannot be expected from him (Kejriwal)," he said.

Upload 'The Kashmir Files' on YouTube: Kejriwal on BJP's demand to make film tax-free

Upload 'The Kashmir Files' on YouTube: Kejriwal targets PM Modi with his pot shots

((TAKE PART WHERE HE SAYS PHOTO CHIPKA&nbsp;RAHE&nbsp;HO- WITH APPLAUSE)) Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;took pot shots at Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;over the demand of&nbsp;BJP MLAs that 'The Kashmir Files' be made tax-free in Delhi
During his address in the Assembly, Kejriwal also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using the movie for political gains. SOT--ATTACKING PM
The movie, based on the migration of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley during the onset of militancy, has kicked up a political storm. SOT- SAYING ON YOUTUBE The film is being actively pushed by BJP-ruled states by either offering tax concessions or giving government employees special leave to watch it.

During his address in the Assembly, Kejriwal also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using the movie for political gains.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said the BJP MLAs demanding 'The Kashmir Files' be made tax-free in Delhi should upload the movie on YouTube and make it free for all.
During his address in the Assembly, Kejriwal also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using the movie for political gains.
Hitting back, Delhi BJP president Adesh Gupta said that Kejriwal, by his remarks over the issue, has crossed all limits of political decency.
The movie, based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley due to terrorism, has kicked up a political storm. It is being actively pushed by BJP-ruled states by either offering tax concessions or giving government employees special leave to watch it.
The Opposition has, however, termed the film one-sided and too violent.
Kejriwal said the BJP leaders were demanding to make 'The Kashmir Files' movie tax-free when Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal was speaking in the House on Wednesday. "They (BJP) are demanding that the movie be declared tax-free in Delhi. Upload it on YouTube, the movie will become free and everyone will be able to watch it," he said in the Assembly.
Kejriwal slammed Prime Minister Modi, alleging that even after ruling the country for eight years he has to take the help of the movie for political gains.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, referring to the response to 'The Kashmir Files', had said the film has rattled the "entire ecosystem" which claims to be the torchbearer of freedom of expression but does not want the truth to be told.
Kejriwal, who is also the AAP national convener, further alleged that the entire BJP machinery was busy sticking posters of the movie across the country.
"Some people are earning crores in the name of Kashmiri Pandits and you (BJP) have been sticking posters of the film," he said in the House.
"Even Hitler gave jobs to his lackeys. What did he (Modi) give you? Kejriwal works even for you. If someone in your family is ill, Kejriwal provides you medicines, not Modi. Open your eyes, leave BJP and join AAP." Reacting to Kejriwal's response to the BJP MLAs' demand, the party's Delhi unit chief Adesh Gupta said that Kejriwal's response showed his insensitivity towards the pain of Kashmiri Pandits.
"The AAP had in the past supported the demand for a plebiscite by Kashmiri separatists. "So, appreciation fo 'The Kashmir Files' movie cannot be expected from him (Kejriwal)," he said.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said his government has imported 6,000 oxygen cylinders from China which will be stored at three depots and used in case of a third wave of coronavirus.&nbsp; &nbsp; He said around 6,000 oxygen cylinders have been airlifted from China, of which we have received 4,400.The chief minister thanked the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Beijing for the assistance in importing the oxygen cylinders.
Kejriwal also said the second wave is waning gradually and the city government has started preparations for a possible third wave.
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Preparing for 3rd Covid-19 wave, Delhi govt imports 6,000 oxygen cylinders from China

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said his government has imported 6,000 oxygen cylinders from China which will be stored at three depots and used in case of a third wave of coronavirus.&nbsp; &nbsp; He said around 6,000 oxygen cylinders have been airlifted from China, of which we have received 4,400. The chief minister thanked the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Beijing for the assistance in importing the oxygen cylinders.
Kejriwal also said the second wave is waning gradually and the city government has started preparations for a possible third wave.
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<li>Delhi govt imports 6,000 oxygen cylinders from China</li>
<li>Cylinders imported as Delhi prepares for 3rd Covid&nbsp;wave</li>
<li>Delhi CM thank Modi&nbsp;government for assistance</li>
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said his government has imported 6,000 oxygen cylinders from China which will be stored at three depots and used in case of a third wave of coronavirus.&nbsp; &nbsp; He said around 6,000 oxygen cylinders have been airlifted from China, of which we have received 4,400. The chief minister thanked the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Beijing for the assistance in importing the oxygen cylinders.
Kejriwal also said the second wave is waning gradually and the city government has started preparations for a possible third wave.
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Thousands of migrant workers gathered at bus stands and railway stations in national capital hours ahead of the scheduled six-day curfew.&nbsp;
This after Delhi&nbsp;Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced a week-long lockdown and appealed to them with folded hands not to leave Delhi while sounding a word of assurance&mdash;&nbsp;&ldquo;Main hoon na&rdquo;.The assurance also came from Delhi police chief, but reports said hundreds of migrants flocked to bus and railway terminals on Monday.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the Northern Railways stopped sale of platform ticket at all stations in Delhi division to avoid a rush of people at the stations.

Migrant redux before Delhi Covid curfew, CM's plea goes unheard 

Thousands of migrant workers gathered at bus stands and railway stations in national capital hours ahead of the scheduled six-day curfew.&nbsp;
This after Delhi&nbsp;Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced a week-long lockdown and appealed to them with folded hands not to leave Delhi while sounding a word of assurance&mdash;&nbsp;&ldquo;Main hoon na&rdquo;. The assurance also came from Delhi police chief, but reports said hundreds of migrants flocked to bus and railway terminals on Monday.&nbsp; Meanwhile, the Northern Railways stopped sale of platform ticket at all stations in Delhi division to avoid a rush of people at the stations.

//Thousands of migrant workers leave Delhi&nbsp; //6-day curfew drives out migrants&nbsp; //CM's appeal to workers to stay goes unheard&nbsp; //Railways stops platform tickets to avoid rush&nbsp;

Thousands of migrant workers gathered at bus stands and railway stations in national capital hours ahead of the scheduled six-day curfew.&nbsp;
This after Delhi&nbsp;Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced a week-long lockdown and appealed to them with folded hands not to leave Delhi while sounding a word of assurance&mdash;&nbsp;&ldquo;Main hoon na&rdquo;. The assurance also came from Delhi police chief, but reports said hundreds of migrants flocked to bus and railway terminals on Monday.&nbsp; Meanwhile, the Northern Railways stopped sale of platform ticket at all stations in Delhi division to avoid a rush of people at the stations.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal on Thursday warned that the coronavirus crisis in the national capital is worsening due to rising air pollution.
He also made an appeal to the people to avoid bursting firecrackers this Diwali.
With the air in Delhi is being severely impacted by stubble burning in neighbouring states of Punjab and Haryana,&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said, this could be the reason for the recent spike in Covid-19 cases.
With 6725 fresh Covid-19 cases, the national capital reported its highest single-day spike on Wednesday.

Covid-19 crisis worsening due to rising air pollution, warns Delhi CM 

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal on Thursday said that the coronavirus crisis in the capital is deteriorating due to air pollution.

// Covid situation worsening due to rising pollution: Delhi CM
// Kejriwal appeals people to celebrate a cracker-less Diwali
// Spike in Covid&nbsp;cases due to increase in stubble burning: CM
// Delhi reported highest single-day spike in Covid&nbsp;cases on Nov 4 
use this as a bite of kejriwal:&nbsp;"this&nbsp;should be the last year, that we are being killed by smoke"
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal on Thursday warned that the coronavirus crisis in the national capital is worsening due to rising air pollution.
He also made an appeal to the people to avoid bursting firecrackers this Diwali.
With the air in Delhi being severely impacted by stubble burning in neighbouring states of Punjab and Haryana,&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said, this could be the reason for the recent spike in Covid-19 cases.
With 6725 fresh Covid-19 cases, the national capital reported its highest single-day spike on Wednesday.

Shut all 11 thermal power plants in NCR: Delhi govt tells Centre

The Delhi government on Wednesday wrote a letter to the Centre to urge it to shut down all 11 thermal power plants in the National Capital Region in the backdrop of increasing pollution levels. Delhi Power Minister Satyendar Jain wrote the letter to Union Power Minister RK Singh on the issue and asserted that these plants were the biggest contributors to the Delhi pollution. He also said that the Kejriwal government was the only one in the states which had shut down all its three thermal power plants. Jain also noted in his letter that the Delhi government had shown the path by shutting down its own power plants.

Shut all thermal plants in NRC: Delhi govt to Centre
Delhi govt: thermal plants contribute most to city's pollution
Have closed all 3 thermals plants in the city: Delhi govt

The Delhi government on Wednesday wrote a letter to the Centre to urge it to shut down all 11 thermal power plants in the National Capital Region in the backdrop of increasing pollution levels. Delhi Power Minister Satyendar Jain wrote the letter to Union Power Minister RK Singh on the issue and asserted that these plants were the biggest contributors to the Delhi pollution. He also said that the Kejriwal government was the only one in the states which had shut down all its three thermal power plants. Jain also noted in his letter that the Delhi government had shown the path by shutting down its own power plants.

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