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Chhath, Chokha And Champaran Meat: The Reconfiguration Of 'Bihari' Image
As attention swivels to Bihar in this season of elections and thousands return home to cast their vote, the spotlight is shining on Bihari migrants, the men and women who travel far to make a living and keep many a wheel going in their adopted state.
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'Every Vote Matters': Haryana BJP Launches Campaign To Send Migrant Voters Home For Bihar Polls
The Haryana unit of the BJP has launched a large-scale mobilisation drive to send lakhs of Bihari migrant workers back to their home state to cast their votes in the upcoming assembly elections.
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Social Media Post About Migrant Vendor's Success Takes The Internet By Storm
The post has gotten a lot of attention, and several people are liking and sharing the incredible story of a successful migrant worker.
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Bihar's Workers Are Our Workers: MK Stalin Reassures Nitish Kumar
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday reassured his Bihar counterpart Nitish Kumar that all migrant workers are safe in the State and he asserted that swift action would be taken against rumour-mongers spreading panic.
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Killing Of Bihar Workers In J&K "Matter Of Serious Concern": Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday condemned the targeted killing of Bihari migrant workers in Jammu and Kashmir, saying the incidents have created an "environment of fear".
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"Killing Of Migrant Workers Causing Some Panic": Bihar Minister To NDTV
The killing of four Bihari migrant workers in J&K this month has created some panic among others from the state working in the Kashmir Valley, Labour Minister Jeevesh Mishra told NDTV on Monday.
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"Should We Worry?" Uncertainty After Killing Of Bengali Migrants In Assam
Nearly a week after five people of Bengali origin were killed by unidentified terrorists in Assam's Tinsukia district, the nature of the crime is still under debate.
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Don't Leave Gujarat: Nitish Kumar Appeals To Fleeing Bihari Workers
With Hindi-speaking migrants fleeing Gujarat in droves to escape attacks, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar today appealed to Bihari workers not to leave the western state.
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5 Best Places In Delhi To Try Regional Cuisines
Delhi is one of the states with the highest in-migrants numbers from across the country. While people from across the country leave their hometowns and migrate to Delhi, the city not only welcomes them with an open heart, but also adapts to the growing population of migrants of a state in more ways than one.
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Alia Bhatt Will be 'Upset' If Udta Punjab Doesn't Fetch Her an Award
During the first episode of Koffee With Karan 5.0 when show host Karan Johar asked the actress if her Udta Punjab act was 'the performance of the year' and if she felt her performance was better than Sonam Kapoor's in Neerja, Alia said: "Honestly, I think that Sonam was very good in Neerja
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For Alia Bhatt, This Was the 'Toughest Part' of Udta Punjab
"I think each character is different for me, but I am a director's actor. So if I get the right vision and right guidance from my director, I think sky is the limit for me," said Alia Bhatt
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Shahid Kapoor Says Alia Bhatt Should Win a National Award for Udta Punjab
Alia said she would be happy if she wins the award, but audience approval matters the most. "It's been such a difficult journey. I am grateful that I got an opportunity to play this character. I would be happy if I get an award but I just want the audience approval"
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The Man Behind Alia Bhatt's Bihari Accent in Udta Punjab
"Abhishek Chaubey is a good friend of mine. He asked me to help Alia prepare for her role of a Bihari girl. I taught her the language. As Alia has lived in an urban surrounding, it was a bit challenging for her to speak with a Bihari accent," said Pankaj Tripathi
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Is This Alia Bhatt Tweet a Response to Critics of Her Udta Punjab Role?
Alia Bhatt Wednesday morning Twitter post could it be an oblique response to a recent open letter addressed to her about her role in Udta Punjab? Or could it simply be a platonic repost of a sentiment she agrees with?
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Will Miss Voting But Can't Help It, Say Biharis in Mumbai
As the Bihar election enters its final lap, lakhs of migrant Biharis in Mumbai say they wish they could go back and vote. However, many of them simply cannot afford to go home more than once a year.
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Chhath, Chokha And Champaran Meat: The Reconfiguration Of 'Bihari' Image
As attention swivels to Bihar in this season of elections and thousands return home to cast their vote, the spotlight is shining on Bihari migrants, the men and women who travel far to make a living and keep many a wheel going in their adopted state.
-
'Every Vote Matters': Haryana BJP Launches Campaign To Send Migrant Voters Home For Bihar Polls
The Haryana unit of the BJP has launched a large-scale mobilisation drive to send lakhs of Bihari migrant workers back to their home state to cast their votes in the upcoming assembly elections.
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Social Media Post About Migrant Vendor's Success Takes The Internet By Storm
The post has gotten a lot of attention, and several people are liking and sharing the incredible story of a successful migrant worker.
-
Bihar's Workers Are Our Workers: MK Stalin Reassures Nitish Kumar
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday reassured his Bihar counterpart Nitish Kumar that all migrant workers are safe in the State and he asserted that swift action would be taken against rumour-mongers spreading panic.
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Killing Of Bihar Workers In J&K "Matter Of Serious Concern": Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday condemned the targeted killing of Bihari migrant workers in Jammu and Kashmir, saying the incidents have created an "environment of fear".
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"Killing Of Migrant Workers Causing Some Panic": Bihar Minister To NDTV
The killing of four Bihari migrant workers in J&K this month has created some panic among others from the state working in the Kashmir Valley, Labour Minister Jeevesh Mishra told NDTV on Monday.
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"Should We Worry?" Uncertainty After Killing Of Bengali Migrants In Assam
Nearly a week after five people of Bengali origin were killed by unidentified terrorists in Assam's Tinsukia district, the nature of the crime is still under debate.
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Don't Leave Gujarat: Nitish Kumar Appeals To Fleeing Bihari Workers
With Hindi-speaking migrants fleeing Gujarat in droves to escape attacks, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar today appealed to Bihari workers not to leave the western state.
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5 Best Places In Delhi To Try Regional Cuisines
Delhi is one of the states with the highest in-migrants numbers from across the country. While people from across the country leave their hometowns and migrate to Delhi, the city not only welcomes them with an open heart, but also adapts to the growing population of migrants of a state in more ways than one.
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Alia Bhatt Will be 'Upset' If Udta Punjab Doesn't Fetch Her an Award
During the first episode of Koffee With Karan 5.0 when show host Karan Johar asked the actress if her Udta Punjab act was 'the performance of the year' and if she felt her performance was better than Sonam Kapoor's in Neerja, Alia said: "Honestly, I think that Sonam was very good in Neerja
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For Alia Bhatt, This Was the 'Toughest Part' of Udta Punjab
"I think each character is different for me, but I am a director's actor. So if I get the right vision and right guidance from my director, I think sky is the limit for me," said Alia Bhatt
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Shahid Kapoor Says Alia Bhatt Should Win a National Award for Udta Punjab
Alia said she would be happy if she wins the award, but audience approval matters the most. "It's been such a difficult journey. I am grateful that I got an opportunity to play this character. I would be happy if I get an award but I just want the audience approval"
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The Man Behind Alia Bhatt's Bihari Accent in Udta Punjab
"Abhishek Chaubey is a good friend of mine. He asked me to help Alia prepare for her role of a Bihari girl. I taught her the language. As Alia has lived in an urban surrounding, it was a bit challenging for her to speak with a Bihari accent," said Pankaj Tripathi
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Is This Alia Bhatt Tweet a Response to Critics of Her Udta Punjab Role?
Alia Bhatt Wednesday morning Twitter post could it be an oblique response to a recent open letter addressed to her about her role in Udta Punjab? Or could it simply be a platonic repost of a sentiment she agrees with?
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Will Miss Voting But Can't Help It, Say Biharis in Mumbai
As the Bihar election enters its final lap, lakhs of migrant Biharis in Mumbai say they wish they could go back and vote. However, many of them simply cannot afford to go home more than once a year.
