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"No One-Size-Fits-All Solution": Shashi Tharoor On Seat Talks In INDIA Bloc
On the political uncertainty in Bihar, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said on Saturday that the ultimate objective of the INDIA bloc is to change the Union government, adding that seat-sharing is being discussed on a state-by-state basis.
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"Only Advertising, Delivering Speeches": Nitish Kumar Hits Out At Centre
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday hit out at the Centre alleging that the government is "only doing advertising" while also adding that only "one-sided" things are published from the national capital.
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Latest In JDU-BJP Frostiness: No 'Welcome PM Modi' Ads By Nitish Kumar's Government
A number of senior JDU leaders said the absence of welcome ads from the government "may be a human error". The Bihar alliance has seen some disagreements between the partners over the past few months, a recent one being over the Agnipath scheme.
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Nitish Kumar Won't Last Long As Chief Minister: Manoj Jha
Janata Dal (United) chief Nitish Kumar is on a wafer-thin majority in Bihar "managed" by the Bharatiya Janata Party, said senior Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Manoj Jha on Saturday adding his government won't last long.
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"Stop This Nonsense": Nitish Kumar's Outburst Over "Lalu Zindabad" Chants
Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav's jam-packed rallies have gone viral in the campaign for the Bihar election starting next week. The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader's promise of creating 10 lakh government jobs, repeated at every rally, draws the loudest cheers. On Wednesday, a different video showed Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's angry reaction t...
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BJP Youth Wing Chief Targets Bihar's Tejashwi Yadav On Unemployment Dig
In a veiled attack on RJD's Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, new President of BJP's youth wing Tejasvi Surya said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has "created more job opportunities in Bihar than any other government". The Karnataka MP, who replaced Poonam Mahajan, added he will head to poll-bound Bihar tomorrow and strengthen the party there.
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Lockdown Failed, Says Bihar Minister, Blames Delhi, UP Governments
Coronavirus: Bihar minister Sanjay Jha said special buses from Anand Vihar (in Delhi) and various parts of Uttar Pradesh was organised to ferry people to different bordering districts of Bihar.
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For "Iftar" Dig, Giriraj Singh Snubbed By BJP Colleague And Nitish Kumar
The ruling coalition's pinpricks in Bihar seem to be unrelenting. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar remains upset about being denied more than one cabinet spot in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. Now a BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh has added one more provocation.
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Bihar School Reportedly Segregating Students On Caste, Religion. Probe On
A school in Bihar is allegedly segregating students based on religion and caste, Bihar minister Krishnandan Prasad Verma said, adding that a government inquiry has been launched to probe the case.
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Bihar Appoints Over 6,000 Women Constables, Male Candidates Not Impressed
As many as 6,643 women have been appointed as constables in the Bihar police, creating a record of sorts and adding yet another feather to the Nitish Kumar government's cap. The development, however, evoked angry reactions from male applicants, who claimed that women were accorded preferential treatment in physical eligibility tests.
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Week After BJP Pact, Nitish Kumar Rolls Out Big Reachout To Muslims
Under attack from the opposition over a cow-vigilante attack this week in Bihar that has added to concerns over his revived partnership with the BJP, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has moved quickly to demonstrate his commitment to minorities.
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Son Tejashwi Won't Quit, Says Lalu Yadav To ndtv.com, But Adds, 'Unless...'
Lalu Yadav today took a swipe at ally and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, warning that "I will not oblige the BJP and like-minded people who are asking for Tejashwi's resignation." However, speaking exclusively to ndtv.com, the 71-year-old politician added a caveat - "I will not allow the maha-gathbandhan (alliance) to suffer" - implying that if...
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Have Nitish Kumar's Back If He Loses Allies: Bihar BJP Says It Outright
As Lalu Yadav and Nitish Kumar, the two main partners in Bihar, try to bridge a widening gap, rival BJP has made it clear that it's willing to do its bit. "If Nitish Kumar pulls out of the alliance, we will not be a part of the government, but we can offer outside support," said local BJP leader Nityanand Rai, adding that "it all depends on the cen...
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'Not Saying He Is Unfit But...': Mamata Banerjee On BJP's President Pick
The surprise announcement of Ram Nath Kovind - Bihar Governor and a Dalit - as the Presidential candidate by the Narendra Modi government has drawn a "will get back" reaction from most opposition parties. Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, however, has been her outspoken self. Minutes after the NDA's Presidential candidate was announced, the C...
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No Dent in PM Narendra Modi's Image, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image has not dented, at least not in Bihar, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today, and added that the BJP is confident of forming the next government in the state.
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"No One-Size-Fits-All Solution": Shashi Tharoor On Seat Talks In INDIA Bloc
On the political uncertainty in Bihar, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said on Saturday that the ultimate objective of the INDIA bloc is to change the Union government, adding that seat-sharing is being discussed on a state-by-state basis.
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"Only Advertising, Delivering Speeches": Nitish Kumar Hits Out At Centre
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday hit out at the Centre alleging that the government is "only doing advertising" while also adding that only "one-sided" things are published from the national capital.
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Latest In JDU-BJP Frostiness: No 'Welcome PM Modi' Ads By Nitish Kumar's Government
A number of senior JDU leaders said the absence of welcome ads from the government "may be a human error". The Bihar alliance has seen some disagreements between the partners over the past few months, a recent one being over the Agnipath scheme.
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Nitish Kumar Won't Last Long As Chief Minister: Manoj Jha
Janata Dal (United) chief Nitish Kumar is on a wafer-thin majority in Bihar "managed" by the Bharatiya Janata Party, said senior Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Manoj Jha on Saturday adding his government won't last long.
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"Stop This Nonsense": Nitish Kumar's Outburst Over "Lalu Zindabad" Chants
Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav's jam-packed rallies have gone viral in the campaign for the Bihar election starting next week. The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader's promise of creating 10 lakh government jobs, repeated at every rally, draws the loudest cheers. On Wednesday, a different video showed Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's angry reaction t...
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BJP Youth Wing Chief Targets Bihar's Tejashwi Yadav On Unemployment Dig
In a veiled attack on RJD's Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, new President of BJP's youth wing Tejasvi Surya said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has "created more job opportunities in Bihar than any other government". The Karnataka MP, who replaced Poonam Mahajan, added he will head to poll-bound Bihar tomorrow and strengthen the party there.
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Lockdown Failed, Says Bihar Minister, Blames Delhi, UP Governments
Coronavirus: Bihar minister Sanjay Jha said special buses from Anand Vihar (in Delhi) and various parts of Uttar Pradesh was organised to ferry people to different bordering districts of Bihar.
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For "Iftar" Dig, Giriraj Singh Snubbed By BJP Colleague And Nitish Kumar
The ruling coalition's pinpricks in Bihar seem to be unrelenting. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar remains upset about being denied more than one cabinet spot in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. Now a BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh has added one more provocation.
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Bihar School Reportedly Segregating Students On Caste, Religion. Probe On
A school in Bihar is allegedly segregating students based on religion and caste, Bihar minister Krishnandan Prasad Verma said, adding that a government inquiry has been launched to probe the case.
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Bihar Appoints Over 6,000 Women Constables, Male Candidates Not Impressed
As many as 6,643 women have been appointed as constables in the Bihar police, creating a record of sorts and adding yet another feather to the Nitish Kumar government's cap. The development, however, evoked angry reactions from male applicants, who claimed that women were accorded preferential treatment in physical eligibility tests.
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Week After BJP Pact, Nitish Kumar Rolls Out Big Reachout To Muslims
Under attack from the opposition over a cow-vigilante attack this week in Bihar that has added to concerns over his revived partnership with the BJP, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has moved quickly to demonstrate his commitment to minorities.
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Son Tejashwi Won't Quit, Says Lalu Yadav To ndtv.com, But Adds, 'Unless...'
Lalu Yadav today took a swipe at ally and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, warning that "I will not oblige the BJP and like-minded people who are asking for Tejashwi's resignation." However, speaking exclusively to ndtv.com, the 71-year-old politician added a caveat - "I will not allow the maha-gathbandhan (alliance) to suffer" - implying that if...
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Have Nitish Kumar's Back If He Loses Allies: Bihar BJP Says It Outright
As Lalu Yadav and Nitish Kumar, the two main partners in Bihar, try to bridge a widening gap, rival BJP has made it clear that it's willing to do its bit. "If Nitish Kumar pulls out of the alliance, we will not be a part of the government, but we can offer outside support," said local BJP leader Nityanand Rai, adding that "it all depends on the cen...
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'Not Saying He Is Unfit But...': Mamata Banerjee On BJP's President Pick
The surprise announcement of Ram Nath Kovind - Bihar Governor and a Dalit - as the Presidential candidate by the Narendra Modi government has drawn a "will get back" reaction from most opposition parties. Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, however, has been her outspoken self. Minutes after the NDA's Presidential candidate was announced, the C...
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No Dent in PM Narendra Modi's Image, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image has not dented, at least not in Bihar, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today, and added that the BJP is confident of forming the next government in the state.
