Patna University Election

Several rounds of firing took place at Patna University on Saturday, after the student union elections were over, which created a chaotic situation on the college premises.

Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United has won the top jb in the Patna University Students' Union. The party's student body also won the post of the treasurer.

The student elections in Patna University became a flashpoint today between the Bihar BJP and its ally, Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United, in which party vice president Prashant Kishor allegedly bore the brunt of the BJP attack. The BJP did not name Mr Kishor, but its press release attacking the police, the administration and "certain event manageme...

Kanhaiya Kumar, the former student leader from Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University, is all set to take the long-awaited political plunge, most probably from Begusarai, the Left citadel of Bihar and his hometown. The 31-year-old is also expected to be a candidate of the joint opposition in next year's national elections.

He rose to power in caste-riddled Bihar in the 1990s, became scam-tainted and lost his throne in the state, has often been mimicked for his style of speaking, but his return to the political forefront signifies the hold Lalu Yadav exercises over public consciousness, feel people who have seen him from close.

Several rounds of firing took place at Patna University on Saturday, after the student union elections were over, which created a chaotic situation on the college premises.

Bihar's ruling Janata Dal United has won the top jb in the Patna University Students' Union. The party's student body also won the post of the treasurer.

The student elections in Patna University became a flashpoint today between the Bihar BJP and its ally, Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United, in which party vice president Prashant Kishor allegedly bore the brunt of the BJP attack. The BJP did not name Mr Kishor, but its press release attacking the police, the administration and "certain event manageme...

Kanhaiya Kumar, the former student leader from Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University, is all set to take the long-awaited political plunge, most probably from Begusarai, the Left citadel of Bihar and his hometown. The 31-year-old is also expected to be a candidate of the joint opposition in next year's national elections.

He rose to power in caste-riddled Bihar in the 1990s, became scam-tainted and lost his throne in the state, has often been mimicked for his style of speaking, but his return to the political forefront signifies the hold Lalu Yadav exercises over public consciousness, feel people who have seen him from close.