Shyam Rajak

Shyam Rajak, a former Minister in the Bihar government and veteran politician, marked a return to Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal (United) on Sunday.

Four years after switching over to the Rashtriya Janata Dal, former Bihar minister Shyam Rajak claimed he felt "cheated" and decided to quit the party. The ex-minister switched over from Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) to Lalu Yadav's party.

No stranger to temper tantrums and sulking, Lalu Yadav's son Tej Pratap Yadav had a fresh outburst on Sunday at a party meeting in Delhi, accusing a colleague of "abusing" him.

Former JD(U) leader Shyam Rajak, who has been sacked from the Bihar cabinet, returned to his old party RJD headed by Lalu Prasad on Monday.

Two pro-reservation leaders in Bihar on Thursday bore the brunt of the 'Bharat Bandh' that was called to protest against the recent amendments in the SC/ST Act.

A senior RJD leader has blamed Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for rising incidents of crime in the state. Party vice president Raghubansh Prasad Singh today said it is for Mr Kumar to check the slide.

In a bid to promote the home-spun fabric, state government employees have been instructed by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to wear khadi clothes to work at least twice a week, Bihar minister Shyam Rajak said on Wednesday.

In this season of tough postures, here is one from Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United, which has been repeatedly told by Lalu Yadav's Rashtriya Janata Dal that Mr Kumar is not acceptable as chief ministerial candidate if they will contest this year's elections in Bihar as allies.

A group of farmers in Bihar's Jehanabad district, today set fire to 50 sacks of paddy outside a municipal office, to protest against the state government for not buying their crop.

There was panic buying of salt in four Bihar districts following rumours which led to the arrest of three persons. The state Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Shyam Rajak alleged that opposition BJP was behind this.

21 children are now dead after eating a free mid-day meal at their school in Bihar's Chhapra district, many of them below ten years of age. More than 30 others are in hospital.

Shyam Rajak, a former Minister in the Bihar government and veteran politician, marked a return to Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal (United) on Sunday.

Four years after switching over to the Rashtriya Janata Dal, former Bihar minister Shyam Rajak claimed he felt "cheated" and decided to quit the party. The ex-minister switched over from Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) to Lalu Yadav's party.

No stranger to temper tantrums and sulking, Lalu Yadav's son Tej Pratap Yadav had a fresh outburst on Sunday at a party meeting in Delhi, accusing a colleague of "abusing" him.

Former JD(U) leader Shyam Rajak, who has been sacked from the Bihar cabinet, returned to his old party RJD headed by Lalu Prasad on Monday.

Two pro-reservation leaders in Bihar on Thursday bore the brunt of the 'Bharat Bandh' that was called to protest against the recent amendments in the SC/ST Act.

A senior RJD leader has blamed Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for rising incidents of crime in the state. Party vice president Raghubansh Prasad Singh today said it is for Mr Kumar to check the slide.

In a bid to promote the home-spun fabric, state government employees have been instructed by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to wear khadi clothes to work at least twice a week, Bihar minister Shyam Rajak said on Wednesday.

In this season of tough postures, here is one from Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United, which has been repeatedly told by Lalu Yadav's Rashtriya Janata Dal that Mr Kumar is not acceptable as chief ministerial candidate if they will contest this year's elections in Bihar as allies.

A group of farmers in Bihar's Jehanabad district, today set fire to 50 sacks of paddy outside a municipal office, to protest against the state government for not buying their crop.

There was panic buying of salt in four Bihar districts following rumours which led to the arrest of three persons. The state Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Shyam Rajak alleged that opposition BJP was behind this.

21 children are now dead after eating a free mid-day meal at their school in Bihar's Chhapra district, many of them below ten years of age. More than 30 others are in hospital.