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JD(U) Becomes First Major Bihar Party To Launch Own Mouthpiece
Janata Dal United on Monday became the first major party in Bihar to have its own mouthpiece, that will be published monthly both in Hindi as well as English.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Slams BJP Over Arunachal Pradesh, "Love Jihad"
The appointment of a new chief in Janata Dal United -- mainly to give Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a chance to opt out of dealing with the BJP brass -- indicates a deep divide within Bihar's ruling alliance.
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Asked To Explain Mamata Banerjee Contract, What Prashant Kishor Said
The much expected explanation from Prashant Kishor about signing up to help Mamata Banerjee with her election campaign, did not materialise as Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United held its national executive meeting on Sunday.
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Nitish Kumar's Party To Join NDA, Likely To Get Berths In Modi Cabinet
Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United is back in the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance or NDA after nearly four years of separation. A patch-up between the long-lost partners was announced at the party's national executive meeting this morning in Patna.
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Split Wide Open: Sharad Yadav Removed As JD-U Leader In Rajya Sabha
Sharad Yadav, who has openly disapproved of Nitish Kumar's alliance with the BJP in Bihar, was today removed as the leader of Janata Dal (United) in Rajya Sabha. The move comes a day Bihar Chief Minister said that Mr Yadav "is free to go where he wants".
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MCD Elections 2017: JDU Alleges Voters Being Intimidated, Writes To Election Commission
Days ahead of the civic polls, the JD(U) today lodged a complaint with the State Election Commission (SEC) alleging that voters hailing from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh were being intimidated by members of rival parties.
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MCD Elections 2017: AAP Deserting Purvanchalis Voters, Says JD(U)
The Aam Aadmi Party has deserted the Purvanchalis - people of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar -- who voted it to power in Delhi, the Janata Dal (United) today alleged, saying that the community had now "switched over" to the Nitish Kumar-led political outfit.
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A Video for a Video: Nitish Kumar's Comeback for PM's 'Jantar Mantar' Dig
In the final hours of the Bihar campaign, Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) dug out an old video in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is purportedly seen with Asaram Bapu, the guru who has been in jail for nearly two years over charges of rape.
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Janata Dal (United) to Raise Centre's Advisory to Nitish Kumar Not to Go to Nepal, in Parliament
Janata Dal (United) has protested the Central advisory to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar not to go to Nepal for meeting earthquake victims and said it would raise the issue in Parliament.
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Consensus at BJP Meet but no Formal Decision on Supporting Bihar Chief Minister in Friday's Floor Test
The BJP will take its decision on supporting Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manhji in Friday's trust vote to the wire. At a closed door party meeting today, the party said, there was consensus among its Bihar legislators that it should support Mr Manjhi.
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'Acche Din For Brooms,' Says Nitish Kumar in Dig at PM Modi's Clean India Campaign
Nitish Kumar is back, defending his turf against the BJP's advances in Bihar, where state elections will be held next year. He launched a lacerating political attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on an assortment of issues, including a swipe at his Clean India campaign.
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10 Reasons Why Nitish Kumar Must Regret His Choice
When Nitish Kumar resigned as Chief Minister of Bihar this year, he said he was accepting responsibility for his party's humiliating result in the national election. The 63-year-old's Janata Dal United or JDU won just two of the state's 40 parliamentary seats. Mr Kumar picked as his successor Jitan Ram Manjhi, 72, a decision he must kick himself fo...
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'Chief Minister for a Few Days Only,' Says Bihar's Jitan Ram Manjhi
Jitan Ram Manjhi said in a speech today that he is Bihar's chief minister for a "few days only." On the stage where he stood, were five empty chairs with name tags for minsters in his cabinet who had not turned up for the function he was addressing.
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JD(U) Becomes First Major Bihar Party To Launch Own Mouthpiece
Janata Dal United on Monday became the first major party in Bihar to have its own mouthpiece, that will be published monthly both in Hindi as well as English.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Slams BJP Over Arunachal Pradesh, "Love Jihad"
The appointment of a new chief in Janata Dal United -- mainly to give Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a chance to opt out of dealing with the BJP brass -- indicates a deep divide within Bihar's ruling alliance.
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Asked To Explain Mamata Banerjee Contract, What Prashant Kishor Said
The much expected explanation from Prashant Kishor about signing up to help Mamata Banerjee with her election campaign, did not materialise as Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United held its national executive meeting on Sunday.
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Nitish Kumar's Party To Join NDA, Likely To Get Berths In Modi Cabinet
Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United is back in the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance or NDA after nearly four years of separation. A patch-up between the long-lost partners was announced at the party's national executive meeting this morning in Patna.
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Split Wide Open: Sharad Yadav Removed As JD-U Leader In Rajya Sabha
Sharad Yadav, who has openly disapproved of Nitish Kumar's alliance with the BJP in Bihar, was today removed as the leader of Janata Dal (United) in Rajya Sabha. The move comes a day Bihar Chief Minister said that Mr Yadav "is free to go where he wants".
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MCD Elections 2017: JDU Alleges Voters Being Intimidated, Writes To Election Commission
Days ahead of the civic polls, the JD(U) today lodged a complaint with the State Election Commission (SEC) alleging that voters hailing from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh were being intimidated by members of rival parties.
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MCD Elections 2017: AAP Deserting Purvanchalis Voters, Says JD(U)
The Aam Aadmi Party has deserted the Purvanchalis - people of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar -- who voted it to power in Delhi, the Janata Dal (United) today alleged, saying that the community had now "switched over" to the Nitish Kumar-led political outfit.
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A Video for a Video: Nitish Kumar's Comeback for PM's 'Jantar Mantar' Dig
In the final hours of the Bihar campaign, Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) dug out an old video in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is purportedly seen with Asaram Bapu, the guru who has been in jail for nearly two years over charges of rape.
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Janata Dal (United) to Raise Centre's Advisory to Nitish Kumar Not to Go to Nepal, in Parliament
Janata Dal (United) has protested the Central advisory to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar not to go to Nepal for meeting earthquake victims and said it would raise the issue in Parliament.
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Consensus at BJP Meet but no Formal Decision on Supporting Bihar Chief Minister in Friday's Floor Test
The BJP will take its decision on supporting Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manhji in Friday's trust vote to the wire. At a closed door party meeting today, the party said, there was consensus among its Bihar legislators that it should support Mr Manjhi.
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'Acche Din For Brooms,' Says Nitish Kumar in Dig at PM Modi's Clean India Campaign
Nitish Kumar is back, defending his turf against the BJP's advances in Bihar, where state elections will be held next year. He launched a lacerating political attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on an assortment of issues, including a swipe at his Clean India campaign.
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10 Reasons Why Nitish Kumar Must Regret His Choice
When Nitish Kumar resigned as Chief Minister of Bihar this year, he said he was accepting responsibility for his party's humiliating result in the national election. The 63-year-old's Janata Dal United or JDU won just two of the state's 40 parliamentary seats. Mr Kumar picked as his successor Jitan Ram Manjhi, 72, a decision he must kick himself fo...
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'Chief Minister for a Few Days Only,' Says Bihar's Jitan Ram Manjhi
Jitan Ram Manjhi said in a speech today that he is Bihar's chief minister for a "few days only." On the stage where he stood, were five empty chairs with name tags for minsters in his cabinet who had not turned up for the function he was addressing.
