Biography of Arvind Kejriwal in english?

 Kejriwal was born on 16 August 1968 in Siwani village of Hisar district of Haryana state. Govind and Geeta Kejriwal are his father and mother. He is the eldest of his three siblings. His father was also an engineer who had a degree from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani. Arvind's childhood was spent in Sonepat, Mathura and Hisar.

        Kejriwal took a degree in mechanical engineering from IIT Kharagpur and joined the Indian Revenue Service in 1992 after working at Tata Steel. He has also been associated with Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, Ramakrishna Mission and Nehru Yuva Kendra. He left the government job in 2006 when he was Joint Commissioner in the Income Tax Department.

        Arvind is married to Sunita, who is herself an IRS officer and is currently an Additional Commissioner in the Income Tax Department. The couple has two children, a daughter Harshita and a son Pulkit. Kejriwal has also written a book called 'Swaraj'. He is a vegetarian, although for a few months he became a non-vegetarian, but later he gave up non-vegetarian and he has been practicing Vipassana for the past several years.

        Kejriwal says that childhood memories are very blurry. But cousins ​​and cousins ​​who spent their summer holidays together, and friends who studied with him at the campus school in Hisar after attending English-medium missionary schools in Sonipat and Ghaziabad, remember Arvind's virtues and his wickedness. Kejriwal often used to sit quietly in the classroom. The thin boy with a flat smooth face always had his hair neatly tied. Arvind was not a much out-going guy. He was fond of chess and books instead of cricket and football. He always had a pencil and sketch book in his hand. By the age of 11, he used to paint everything he saw. Whether it is a tree, a building, an animal or something kept in the room.

        Every summer vacation in Nana's house in Bara locality, nine or ten cousins ​​used to run here and there. But Kejriwal was not the leader of his group like he is today. Instead of becoming a leader, he used to join their herd. The connoisseur of that group was Rishtey's sister, Kusum Goyal, who is now a chartered accountant in Delhi's Paschim Vihar. His childhood games included games like Uch-Neech and Vish-Amrit. Until the technology boom in the country in the year 2000, such games were popular among the middle-class children of India.

Initially Arvind was instrumental in bringing many changes to increase transparency in the Income Tax Office. He resigned from IRS service in February 2006 due to corruption and lack of transparency in government work. To inspire others, Arvind Kejriwal himself started an RTI award through his institute.

        The Indian Parliament at the national level later passed the Right to Information Act (RTI) in 2005. On 6 February 2007, Arvind was named CNN IBN 'Indian of the Year' in the civil service for the year 2006. A new political party by the name of Aam Aadmi Party was founded by Arvind Kejriwal and allies of Lokpal movement on 26 November 2012, on the occasion of 63rd anniversary of the Constitution of India Act, at Jantar Mantar in Delhi

        On October 2, 2012, he formally started his political journey by wearing a Gandhi cap. He got the cap written, "I am a common man." In the 2013 Delhi Legislative Assembly elections, Arvind Kejriwal defeated Mrs. Sheila Dikshit, the Chief Minister of Delhi for 15 consecutive years, by 25864 votes. As the 7th Chief Minister of Delhi, he was elected on 28 December, From 2013 to February 14, 2014, there were a total of 49 days. Arvind remained in the headlines continuously while working as the Chief Minister of Delhi for 49 days from 28 December 2013 to 14 February 2014. Navbharat Times wrote – “Kejri Sarkar: A complete package of action, drama, emotion, suspense.

        As soon as he became the Chief Minister, he first returned the security. Then announced a 50% cut in electricity rates. He also staged a sit-in against the Delhi Police and the Union Home Ministry. After this, FDI in the retail sector was rejected and after all, in February 2014, he ordered to register an FIR against former and current Union Petroleum Ministers Murli Deora and Veerappa Moily and India's biggest industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his company Reliance. issued.

        The Jan Lokpal Bill was also a major issue on which he remained at loggerheads with the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, the opposition BJP and even the Congress party. Arvind had become known in the country for the first time due to the movement on Jan Lokpal issue. They were committed to legalizing it. But the opposition parties Congress and BJP repeatedly opposed the introduction of the bill in the assembly, calling the bill unconstitutional. Due to protests, this bill could not be tabled in the Delhi Legislative Assembly on 14 February. He resigned from the post of Chief Minister on moral grounds after the Congress and BJP united in the Legislative Assembly in opposition to the Jan Lokpal Bill and after the Jan Lokpal Bill, which would rein in corrupt leaders, fell.

Formation of Aam Aadmi Party:

        On October 2, 2012, Arvind Kejriwal formally started his political journey from a dais with a backdrop of pictures of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. He wore the Gandhi cap, which is now also known as the "Anna Topi". He might have preferred to write the same slogan that appeared on the caps throughout the "Anna Andolan", "I am Anna Hazare".

        But they are not allowed to use Anna's name and picture. That's why he got it written, "I am a common man." He also released the vision paper of his future political party on 2 October 2012 itself. The official announcement of the formation of the Aam Aadmi Party was made by Arvind Kejriwal and several allies of the Lokpal movement at the local Jantar Mantar in Delhi on 26 November 2012, on the occasion of the 63rd anniversary of the Constitution of India Act.

Chief Minister of Delhi:

       Arvind remained in the headlines continuously while serving as the Chief Minister of Delhi for 49 days from 28 December 2013 to 14 February 2014. Navbharat Times wrote - "Kejri Sarkar: A Complete Package of Action, Drama, Emotion, Suspense."

        As soon as he became the Chief Minister, he first returned the security. Then announced a 50% cut in electricity rates. He also staged a sit-in against the Delhi Police and the Union Home Ministry. After this, FDI in the retail sector was rejected and lastly in February 2014, he filed an FIR against former and current Union Petroleum Ministers Murli Deora and Veerappa Moily and India's biggest industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his company Reliance. Orders issued.

The Jan Lokpal Bill was also a major issue on which he remained at loggerheads with the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, the opposition BJP and even the Congress party. Arvind had become known in the country for the first time due to the movement on Jan Lokpal issue. They were committed to legalizing it. Fifth note of musical scale

        But the opposition parties Congress and BJP continuously opposed the introduction of the bill in the assembly, calling the bill unconstitutional. Due to opposition, this bill could not be tabled in the Delhi Legislative Assembly on 14 February. He resigned from the post of Chief Minister on moral grounds after the Congress and BJP united in the Legislative Assembly in opposition to the Jan Lokpal Bill and after the Jan Lokpal Bill, which would rein in corrupt leaders, fell.

Honours and awards :

2004: Ashoka Fellow, Civic Engagement

2005: 'Satyendra Dubey Memorial Award', IIT Kanpur, for his campaign to bring in transparency in government

2006: Ramon Magsaysay Award for Outstanding Leadership

2006: CNN IBN in Public Service, 'Indian of the Year'

2009: Distinguished Alumnus Award, IIT Kharagpur for Outstanding Leadership.

Books :

Right to Information: Practical Guide - Co-authored by Vishnu Rajgadiya, Rajkamal Publications, New Delhi in the year 2007.