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3 NDTV Reports, 3 Fakes. Fact-Checkers Call Out Pak's AI-Altered Videos
Three digitally altered videos of NDTV news reports - one, an interview with ex-Army chief General VP Malik, the second on Bihar politicians under scrutiny for funding a Pakistani political party, and the third on the Tejas crash in Dubai - busted.
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"Congratulate Pitaji On 10th Oath": A Rare Interview By Nitish Kumar's Son
As JDU chief Nitish Kumar took the oath as Bihar's Chief Minister for the record 10th time, the who's who of NDA, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, were in attendance
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"You Don't Know How Stubborn I Am": PK's Imran Khan Example After Poll Rout
Days after the Jan Suraaj Party faced a drubbing in the Bihar election, its leader, Prashant Kishor, said there was "no question of stepping back without winning Bihar"
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"Will Never Rely On Mafia To Win Polls": Prashant Kishor To NDTV After Bihar Rout
Despite suffering a massive setback in the recently concluded Bihar elections, Jan Suraaj Chief Prashant Kishor seems determined and hopeful that he will bring a change in the state in the future.
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"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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"Rs 10,000 To Women Big Factor In Bihar Verdict": Prashant Kishor Exclusive
Ex-poll strategist Prashant Kishor - whose fledgling Jan Suraaj made its electoral debut (and flopped) in the Bihar Assembly election - accused rivals BJP and JDU of paying 1.21 crore women Rs 10,000 each to ensure a landslide win.
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"Won't Give Up, Haven't Slept Since Bihar Results": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"Haven't Been Able To Sleep Since Bihar Results Came In": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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NDA To Return To Power In Bihar With Over 160 Seats: Amit Shah To NDTV
Expressing confidence that the NDA will return to power with over 160 of the 243 seats in Bihar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said infiltration is a big issue in the state and especially in the Seemanchal region, which has 24 seats.
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"Babu, Can You Write Extremist In English?" A Owaisi's Jab At Tejashwi Yadav
Asaduddin Owaisi slammed Tejashwi Yadav after the RJD leader reportedly called him an 'extremist'; the AIMIM chief thundered, " an interviewer asked Tejashwi why he didn't align with Owaisi. He said 'Owaisi is an extremist a terrorist'."
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BPSC Exam Calendar 2025-26: Schedule Announced for 37 Posts in Six Categories
The Bihar Public Service Commission released its tentative exam calendar for 37 posts across six categories.
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"Don't Want To Do Politics": Maithili Thakur On Contesting Bihar Elections
Folk singer Maithili Thakur does not want to enter politics to do politics, but to serve her region, she said in an exclusive interview with NDTV, addressing rumours about her candidature from the BJP ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
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"My Party Will Either Be First Or Last": Prashant Kishor On Bihar Polls
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishor made a significant claim about Bihar's politics. He said the Janata Dal (United), or JD(U), will win fewer than 25 seats in the upcoming assembly election.
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"People Accused By Prashant Kishor Should...": Bihar BJP Leader's Advice
Ahead of the Bihar election cracks seem to be developing in the ruling BJP, after ex-union minister RK Singh questioned party colleague and Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, and the party state unit chief, Dilip Jaiswal, over corruption charges
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'Assume It's True, Want To Ask PM...': Tejashwi Yadav On Bihar 'Infiltrators'
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has responded sharply to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comment about an 'infiltration crisis' in Bihar region - remarks seen by some as referring to Muslims - labelling them 'diversionary tactics' before the election.
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"If Youth Of Bihar Can Move Without Security, Then...": Prashant Kishor
Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has decided not to move with any security and has full faith that the people of Bihar will stand up for his safety. He also criticised the state's law and order condition and took a dig at the police.
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3 NDTV Reports, 3 Fakes. Fact-Checkers Call Out Pak's AI-Altered Videos
Three digitally altered videos of NDTV news reports - one, an interview with ex-Army chief General VP Malik, the second on Bihar politicians under scrutiny for funding a Pakistani political party, and the third on the Tejas crash in Dubai - busted.
-
"Congratulate Pitaji On 10th Oath": A Rare Interview By Nitish Kumar's Son
As JDU chief Nitish Kumar took the oath as Bihar's Chief Minister for the record 10th time, the who's who of NDA, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, were in attendance
-
"You Don't Know How Stubborn I Am": PK's Imran Khan Example After Poll Rout
Days after the Jan Suraaj Party faced a drubbing in the Bihar election, its leader, Prashant Kishor, said there was "no question of stepping back without winning Bihar"
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"Will Never Rely On Mafia To Win Polls": Prashant Kishor To NDTV After Bihar Rout
Despite suffering a massive setback in the recently concluded Bihar elections, Jan Suraaj Chief Prashant Kishor seems determined and hopeful that he will bring a change in the state in the future.
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"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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"Rs 10,000 To Women Big Factor In Bihar Verdict": Prashant Kishor Exclusive
Ex-poll strategist Prashant Kishor - whose fledgling Jan Suraaj made its electoral debut (and flopped) in the Bihar Assembly election - accused rivals BJP and JDU of paying 1.21 crore women Rs 10,000 each to ensure a landslide win.
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"Won't Give Up, Haven't Slept Since Bihar Results": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"Haven't Been Able To Sleep Since Bihar Results Came In": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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NDA To Return To Power In Bihar With Over 160 Seats: Amit Shah To NDTV
Expressing confidence that the NDA will return to power with over 160 of the 243 seats in Bihar, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said infiltration is a big issue in the state and especially in the Seemanchal region, which has 24 seats.
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"Babu, Can You Write Extremist In English?" A Owaisi's Jab At Tejashwi Yadav
Asaduddin Owaisi slammed Tejashwi Yadav after the RJD leader reportedly called him an 'extremist'; the AIMIM chief thundered, " an interviewer asked Tejashwi why he didn't align with Owaisi. He said 'Owaisi is an extremist a terrorist'."
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BPSC Exam Calendar 2025-26: Schedule Announced for 37 Posts in Six Categories
The Bihar Public Service Commission released its tentative exam calendar for 37 posts across six categories.
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"Don't Want To Do Politics": Maithili Thakur On Contesting Bihar Elections
Folk singer Maithili Thakur does not want to enter politics to do politics, but to serve her region, she said in an exclusive interview with NDTV, addressing rumours about her candidature from the BJP ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
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"My Party Will Either Be First Or Last": Prashant Kishor On Bihar Polls
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishor made a significant claim about Bihar's politics. He said the Janata Dal (United), or JD(U), will win fewer than 25 seats in the upcoming assembly election.
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"People Accused By Prashant Kishor Should...": Bihar BJP Leader's Advice
Ahead of the Bihar election cracks seem to be developing in the ruling BJP, after ex-union minister RK Singh questioned party colleague and Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, and the party state unit chief, Dilip Jaiswal, over corruption charges
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'Assume It's True, Want To Ask PM...': Tejashwi Yadav On Bihar 'Infiltrators'
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has responded sharply to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comment about an 'infiltration crisis' in Bihar region - remarks seen by some as referring to Muslims - labelling them 'diversionary tactics' before the election.
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"If Youth Of Bihar Can Move Without Security, Then...": Prashant Kishor
Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has decided not to move with any security and has full faith that the people of Bihar will stand up for his safety. He also criticised the state's law and order condition and took a dig at the police.
