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Nitish Kumar Ditches Opposition, Will Not Attend Big Tuesday Meet
Nitish Kumar has given the opposition a new case to the jitters by deciding not to attend a meeting of 17 parties on Tuesday in Delhi. In what could be considered a possible alibi the Chief Minister of Bihar has instead called all his party legislatures to a conclave in Patna.
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After Prohibition, Bihar To Achieve De-Addiction: Nitish Kumar
After prohibition, Bihar will move to achieve de-addiction, its Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said today.
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"Forcible Participation" Of School Children In Human Chain Event: Patna High Court Asks CS, DGP To Appear Today
Expressing concern over the "forcible participation" of school children in a proposed "human chain" in support of the state government's prohibition policy, the Patna HC directed the Bihar CS and the DGP to appear before it on Friday.
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2 Parties Sought By Mulayam Singh Have Allied. But Without Him
Uttar Pradesh will be jointly contested by the parties of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Ajit Singh, who is influential in the western part of the state.
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Nitish Kumar Ditches Opposition, Will Not Attend Big Tuesday Meet
Nitish Kumar has given the opposition a new case to the jitters by deciding not to attend a meeting of 17 parties on Tuesday in Delhi. In what could be considered a possible alibi the Chief Minister of Bihar has instead called all his party legislatures to a conclave in Patna.
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After Prohibition, Bihar To Achieve De-Addiction: Nitish Kumar
After prohibition, Bihar will move to achieve de-addiction, its Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said today.
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"Forcible Participation" Of School Children In Human Chain Event: Patna High Court Asks CS, DGP To Appear Today
Expressing concern over the "forcible participation" of school children in a proposed "human chain" in support of the state government's prohibition policy, the Patna HC directed the Bihar CS and the DGP to appear before it on Friday.
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2 Parties Sought By Mulayam Singh Have Allied. But Without Him
Uttar Pradesh will be jointly contested by the parties of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Ajit Singh, who is influential in the western part of the state.
