Atishi: Navigating Political Storms as Delhi's Youngest Chief Minister

Atishi, Delhi's youngest woman chief minister, steps into the role amidst AAP's corruption allegations and Kejriwal's resignation. Rising from an advisor to Manish Sisodia to chief minister, she now oversees 13 portfolios. With elections approaching, Atishi aims to expedite key programs to retain party power in 2025.

Atishi, Delhi's third and youngest woman chief minister, has assumed leadership during a challenging period for the AAP, amid corruption accusations. Despite the turmoil, Atishi is no stranger to adversity.

A graduate of St Stephen's College, she climbed the ranks from being an advisor to Manish Sisodia on education policies to becoming a minister and eventually succeeding Arvind Kejriwal as chief minister.

Her cabinet induction occurred during Kejriwal's tumultuous arrest on excise policy charges. As the new chief minister, Atishi is tasked with crucial responsibilities, including expediting key policies ahead of next year's assembly elections, ensuring her party's bid for power remains strong.

(With inputs from agencies.)