Biography of Arvind Kejriwal

The popular socialist Arvind Kejrival was born in Hisar which is located in the state of Haryana and on June 16, 1968.

He is also good in studies and this is the reason, he received an opportunity to work with Tata Steel Company after completing his graduation from IIT Kharagpur. He worked in that organization till 1992.  He resigned fro his position in that company and switched to Civil Services examination and he cracked it to join as the Joint Commissioner in Indian Revenues services. He started working in Income Tax department of New Delhi division. While, he was working in that department, in 2000, he resigned from their as well and started a NGO in Delhi itself, Parivartan. In the year of 2006, he ultimately taken resignation fro his job and started working for social causes .The foundation of Parivartan had taken place in the Delhi itself and it was maintained by the volunteers of Kejriwal itself. It was established so that it may make the country corruption free. The basic agenda of this society was to remove corruption from the system of government. It had also solved various problems of the people who were facing problem due to corrupted system. The NGO worked a lot in the field of education and also for public distribution system. Today also, the NGO is working to improve the working inside the government offices and providing benefits of RTI to the people. 

 Arvind Kejrival is the personality who implemented the Central Right to Information Act and he is the only person because of which, RTI Delhi is possible today.

He was also awarded with the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 2006 for Emerging Leadership and changing the trend of government working for the common people. He is a devoted person to all the social activities and participated strongly in all of them and also won various prizes for his services. He was also come into light from the second movement which was the struggle which he faced for the implementation of Lok Pal Bill. He was also accompanied by Anna Hazare who is also the popular socialist. He received much support from the people during his Hunger Strike and other movements that he carried on.    

Arvind Kejriwal is the person who met various popular celebrities in his lifetime. He also met Mother Teresa and he was really impressed by her service that she delivered to others. He also served the people in Kali Ghat and followed the path of Mother Teresa while she was in West Bengal.

The main idea behind his getting socialist was he wants to see the country Corruptin-Free. In this way, he joined the hands of socialists who also think in the same manner. During his movements, people of the country were stay with him and supported him a lot.  He played a strong role in the anti corruption events in which people had given him full support.

He is the youth icon and this is the reason that he got support from the youths of the country for his movements.

CM Arvind Kejriwal now threat to BJP- MODI

Politics of anger has given way to politics of hope. After the Vidhan Sabha elections, it has become clear to voters that the Congress is no longer the force it was. Its demise is certain. So, people have already started looking beyond the Congress now. The question that everybody is asking today is this: Is Modi the only option in the post-Congress era? Till the Vidhan Sabha polls, the AAP was just a subject of curiosity. Except for those who voted for it, nobody believed it could form the government in Delhi. Now that it has happened, people have suspended their disbelief. They now believe that if Delhi can, India can too. Kejriwal has a lot going for him. He is not just a politician or a chief minister any more. Kejriwal has attained the status of the moral and intellectual leader of a huge section of India. Modi may be a mass leader, a proven administrator, a master tactician and a great orator, but when it comes to being the country’s guiding light, he can’t compete with Kejriwal. The problem with Modi is that he can’t be Kejriwal. Kejriwal, on the other hand, has the opportunity to claim everything that is good about Modi. The BJP leader’s past, in spite of the clean chit he got recently, is his biggest weakness. Kejriwal’s past record, in contrast, is now his biggest strength. Notice the irony: While Modi is trying to deviate from his controversial history, Kejriwal is getting ready to live up to his legend. Modi’s other problem is that he is unacceptable to a significant portion of the electorate. There are people who would never vote for Modi even if he gets clean chits from every possible court or expresses his anguish over 2002 in a million words. Kejriwal, on the other hand, has no such problem. Unlike Modi, he is not seen as a divisive leader and doesn’t evoke strong likes and dislikes, at least not today. It is apparent that Kejriwal is now setting the agenda with his ideals, ideas, promises and symbolism. Others are just playing catch-up. The focus has suddenly shifted from Modi. People are now watching Kejriwal with great curiosity and expectations. The BJP and the Congress are hoping that Kejriwal would fail. But what if he succeeds? If Kejriwal delivers on some of his promises and creates a difference, he would suddenly emerge as competition for Modi and his biggest poll planks: Development and good governance. If and when the AAP decides to expand outside Delhi, the BJP will have to face a new headache. In most of the north Indian states, Kejriwal’s party can emerge as an alternative to the Congress, throwing it out even before the election. When that happens, the contest would be between the BJP and the AAP, a scenario Modi may have not considered yet while focussing all his energy on the Congress. A large section of voters rooting for Modi is from among people who are angry with the Congress. Till recently they had no choice but to vote for the BJP to defeat the Congress. What happens if the election becomes a choice between Modi and Kejriwal? This doesn’t mean that the next election will be a replica of the polls in Delhi. Outside the national capital, Kejriwal and his team do not even have a presence. They have very little time to start and build up a team before May. In Delhi, the AAP got almost a year to become a viable option. It has just three months to register its presence in the other states. But it isn’t impossible either. If the AAP can do it in Delhi, replicating the story in other parts of India would not be impossible. If his government and its populist agenda succeed in Delhi, if Kejriwal implements some of his promises, if he retains his position on the podium of morality, ethics and honesty and if his party manages to mount a challenge outside Delhi, Kejriwal would become difficult to stop.

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आम आदमी पार्टी (आप) ने दिल्ली में सरकार बनाने का फैसला कर लिया है। आप अरविंद केजरीवाल की अगुवाई में सरकार बनाने के लिए तैयार है। आप को कांग्रेस 'बाहर' से समर्थन दे रही है। लेकिन अरविंद केजरीवाल के शपथ लेते ही उनका सामना कई चुनौतियों से होगा। 
आम आदमी पार्टी के दिल्ली से किए गए टॉप 10 वादे : 
1. बिजली के दामों में 50 फीसदी की कटौती।
2. हर परिवार को 700 लीटर फ्री पानी।
3. झुग्गियों को तब तक नहीं तोड़ा जाएगा जब तक पक्के मकान नहीं बन जाते। 
4. सरकारी अस्पतालों में बेहतर सुविधा।
5. सरकारी स्कूलों में बेहतर शिक्षा।
6. अनधिकृत कॉलोनियों को नियमित करना। 
7- दिल्ली को पूर्ण राज्य का दर्जा दिलवाना। 
8. जनलोकपाल के आधार पर दिल्ली राज्य के लिए कानून बनाना। 
9. महिला सुरक्षा को लेकर कमांडो दस्ते बनाना। 
10. मोहल्ला सभाओं को ताकत देना।