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Bihar Government Asks Districts To Increase Social Media "Followers"
The Nitish Kumar government in Bihar is intent on improving its social media presence and districts with negligible activity on WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter are getting a rap on the knuckles.
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Let Nitish Kumar, BJP Explain: Tejashwi Yadav's Take On Data Breach
Bihar leader of opposition Tejashwi Yadav today targetted Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United and its ally BJP, saying they owe an explanation about the Facebook data mining controversy that has taken the nation by storm.
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Just The Beginning: Sharad Yadav Reacts To Suspension Of 21 Loyalists
As Janata Dal United continues to penalise party leaders seen with Sharad Yadav on his public outreach campaign, the 70-year-old leader who has accused Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of betraying the electorate by joining hands with the BJP signalled that the party may have underestimated his following within the party.
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'BJP has Made Social Media Anti-Social', Says Nitish Kumar
In his latest post on Facebook, former Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party has made social media "anti-national" by launching an attack against anyone who differs with the party.
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Want to friend Nitish Kumar? Get on Facebook
Bihar turned to social-networking sites on Friday to reach out to people, especiallly the young, and start communicating with them over policy and governance issues related to the state, officials said. The government's information and public relations department has opened accounts on Facebook and Twitter sites, which officials say would be used t...
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Want to friend Nitish Kumar? Get on Facebook
Bihar turned to social-networking sites to reach out to people, and start communicating with them over policy issues.
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Two officials suspended for Facebook comments
Two officials in the Bihar Legislative Council have been suspended for expressing views seen to be critical of the government of Nitish Kumar on Facebook. Arun Narayan and Musafir Baitha, both assistants in the department of Hindi publication, are also facing departmental inquiry over the episode.
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Bihar Government Asks Districts To Increase Social Media "Followers"
The Nitish Kumar government in Bihar is intent on improving its social media presence and districts with negligible activity on WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter are getting a rap on the knuckles.
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Let Nitish Kumar, BJP Explain: Tejashwi Yadav's Take On Data Breach
Bihar leader of opposition Tejashwi Yadav today targetted Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United and its ally BJP, saying they owe an explanation about the Facebook data mining controversy that has taken the nation by storm.
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Just The Beginning: Sharad Yadav Reacts To Suspension Of 21 Loyalists
As Janata Dal United continues to penalise party leaders seen with Sharad Yadav on his public outreach campaign, the 70-year-old leader who has accused Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of betraying the electorate by joining hands with the BJP signalled that the party may have underestimated his following within the party.
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'BJP has Made Social Media Anti-Social', Says Nitish Kumar
In his latest post on Facebook, former Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party has made social media "anti-national" by launching an attack against anyone who differs with the party.
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Want to friend Nitish Kumar? Get on Facebook
Bihar turned to social-networking sites on Friday to reach out to people, especiallly the young, and start communicating with them over policy and governance issues related to the state, officials said. The government's information and public relations department has opened accounts on Facebook and Twitter sites, which officials say would be used t...
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Want to friend Nitish Kumar? Get on Facebook
Bihar turned to social-networking sites to reach out to people, and start communicating with them over policy issues.
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Two officials suspended for Facebook comments
Two officials in the Bihar Legislative Council have been suspended for expressing views seen to be critical of the government of Nitish Kumar on Facebook. Arun Narayan and Musafir Baitha, both assistants in the department of Hindi publication, are also facing departmental inquiry over the episode.
