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8 Ministers From Bihar In PM Modi's Third Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's third government has eight members from Bihar, including Lok Janshakti Party-Ram Vilas President Chirag Paswan and senior JD-U leader Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh.
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Lallan Singh, Nitish Kumar's Aide, Is Cabinet Minister In Modi 3.0
JD(U) leader Rajiv Ranjan popularly known as Lalan Singh, who was inducted as a minister in the Narendra Modi government on Sunday, has been among Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's closest aides for many years.
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"I'm A Hindu Too, But...": JDU Ex Chief Slams BJP After Quitting Top Post
In his first public meetings after quitting as party president, Janata Dal (United) leader Rajiv Ranjan Singh has said he is a pious Hindu but does not "exhibit it like those from BJP".
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Opinion: JDU and Nitish Kumar's Existential Crisis
Nitish Kumar has taken over the reins of the Janata Dal United (JDU) again and will perform the double role of party president and Bihar Chief Minister. Lallan Singh, his predecessor, offered his resignation to focus on contesting in the elections.
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Nitish Kumar Becoming JD(U) Chief Party's "Internal Matter", Says BJP
The BJP on Friday said Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar coming back at the helm of the JD(U) as its president is its "internal matter", but the way it has happened has further reduced people's faith in the party.
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Nitish Kumar New JDU Chief After Lalan Singh Quits Amid Exit Speculation
Nitish Kumar was unanimously re-elected as President of Bihar's ruling Janata Dal (United) at a meeting of the party's national executive in Delhi on Friday afternoon.
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"JDU Is One And Will Remain United": Lalan Singh After Key Party Meeting
Some party leaders said there have been talks even within the organisation about Lalan Singh quitting his position in Nitish Kumar's favour but made it clear that no such message has been conveyed by either of them so far.
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Nitish Kumar Ducks Queries On Talk Of Major Organisational Change In JD(U)
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today ducked queries about rumours of major organisational change in his Janta Dal (U) ahead of a crucial two-day party conclave which will begin in Delhi later in the day.
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Nitish Kumar's JD(U) Dismisses Rumours Over Party Chief's Resignation
The JD(U) on Tuesday sought to deny rumours of its national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh Lalan' resigning from the top post, and that all was not well between him and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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"What's The Problem?" Nitish Kumar's Party Leader Defends His Remarks
JD(U) National President Rajiv Ranjan (Lalan) Singh on Wednesday said that the comments of Nitish Kumar were not objectionable.
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Nitish Kumar's JD(U) Names 98 National Executives Ahead Of 2024 Elections
Gearing up for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Janata Dal (United) has announced a 98-member new national executive of the party. JD(U) national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh on Wednesday announced the new national executive.
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Nitish Kumar Not At All Angry, Party Chief Says On Opposition Meet Claim
JD(U) president Rajiv Ranjan Singh 'Lalan', who accompanied Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on the trip to Bengaluru, today strongly denied reports of the latter's displeasure with the way things went at the opposition meet.
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Nitish Kumar's Party On Verge Of Split: Sushil Modi's Shocker
Days after the mega revolt by Nationalist Congress Party's Ajit Pawar in Maharashtra, BJP's Sushil Modi has claimed that a similar situation is brewing in Bihar.
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"Some People Trying To Spoil Bihar's Communal Harmony": JDU Chief's Dig At BJP
Janata Dal (United) president and Lok Sabha MP Lalan Singh today took a veiled jibe at the Bharatiya Janata Party over the recent incidents of communal violence in parts of Bihar and said that some "bad elements" are putting in efforts
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"BJP Can't Set Definition Of Patriotism And Treason": JD(U) President
Janata Dal (United) president Lalan Singh on Monday blamed the BJP for the impasse in Parliament and asserted that the ruling party cannot decide the definition of patriotism and treason they way it deems fit.
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8 Ministers From Bihar In PM Modi's Third Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's third government has eight members from Bihar, including Lok Janshakti Party-Ram Vilas President Chirag Paswan and senior JD-U leader Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh.
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Lallan Singh, Nitish Kumar's Aide, Is Cabinet Minister In Modi 3.0
JD(U) leader Rajiv Ranjan popularly known as Lalan Singh, who was inducted as a minister in the Narendra Modi government on Sunday, has been among Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's closest aides for many years.
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"I'm A Hindu Too, But...": JDU Ex Chief Slams BJP After Quitting Top Post
In his first public meetings after quitting as party president, Janata Dal (United) leader Rajiv Ranjan Singh has said he is a pious Hindu but does not "exhibit it like those from BJP".
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Opinion: JDU and Nitish Kumar's Existential Crisis
Nitish Kumar has taken over the reins of the Janata Dal United (JDU) again and will perform the double role of party president and Bihar Chief Minister. Lallan Singh, his predecessor, offered his resignation to focus on contesting in the elections.
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Nitish Kumar Becoming JD(U) Chief Party's "Internal Matter", Says BJP
The BJP on Friday said Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar coming back at the helm of the JD(U) as its president is its "internal matter", but the way it has happened has further reduced people's faith in the party.
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Nitish Kumar New JDU Chief After Lalan Singh Quits Amid Exit Speculation
Nitish Kumar was unanimously re-elected as President of Bihar's ruling Janata Dal (United) at a meeting of the party's national executive in Delhi on Friday afternoon.
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"JDU Is One And Will Remain United": Lalan Singh After Key Party Meeting
Some party leaders said there have been talks even within the organisation about Lalan Singh quitting his position in Nitish Kumar's favour but made it clear that no such message has been conveyed by either of them so far.
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Nitish Kumar Ducks Queries On Talk Of Major Organisational Change In JD(U)
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today ducked queries about rumours of major organisational change in his Janta Dal (U) ahead of a crucial two-day party conclave which will begin in Delhi later in the day.
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Nitish Kumar's JD(U) Dismisses Rumours Over Party Chief's Resignation
The JD(U) on Tuesday sought to deny rumours of its national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh Lalan' resigning from the top post, and that all was not well between him and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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"What's The Problem?" Nitish Kumar's Party Leader Defends His Remarks
JD(U) National President Rajiv Ranjan (Lalan) Singh on Wednesday said that the comments of Nitish Kumar were not objectionable.
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Nitish Kumar's JD(U) Names 98 National Executives Ahead Of 2024 Elections
Gearing up for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Janata Dal (United) has announced a 98-member new national executive of the party. JD(U) national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh on Wednesday announced the new national executive.
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Nitish Kumar Not At All Angry, Party Chief Says On Opposition Meet Claim
JD(U) president Rajiv Ranjan Singh 'Lalan', who accompanied Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on the trip to Bengaluru, today strongly denied reports of the latter's displeasure with the way things went at the opposition meet.
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Nitish Kumar's Party On Verge Of Split: Sushil Modi's Shocker
Days after the mega revolt by Nationalist Congress Party's Ajit Pawar in Maharashtra, BJP's Sushil Modi has claimed that a similar situation is brewing in Bihar.
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"Some People Trying To Spoil Bihar's Communal Harmony": JDU Chief's Dig At BJP
Janata Dal (United) president and Lok Sabha MP Lalan Singh today took a veiled jibe at the Bharatiya Janata Party over the recent incidents of communal violence in parts of Bihar and said that some "bad elements" are putting in efforts
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"BJP Can't Set Definition Of Patriotism And Treason": JD(U) President
Janata Dal (United) president Lalan Singh on Monday blamed the BJP for the impasse in Parliament and asserted that the ruling party cannot decide the definition of patriotism and treason they way it deems fit.
