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Prashant Kishor And The Tale Of Two Predictions
Prashant Kishor, whose own party was making a poll debut in Bihar, failed to live up to the hype. The Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal (United) won 3 times the number of seats predicted by the former poll strategist.
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'No Sorrow In Defeat, No Arrogance In Victory': RJD After Bihar Poll Defeat
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) on Saturday said that the ups and downs are "inevitable" in the "endless journey of public service", a day after it faced one of its worst setbacks in the Bihar assembly elections.
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Big Win For NDA In Bihar, No Seats For Prashant Kishor, Predict Exit Polls
The BJP and the JDU (and their smaller allies, including Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party) will record a comfortable win in the Bihar election, picking up between 133 and 167 seats, a poll of exit polls predicted Tuesday evening.
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"Now Has Modiji's Photo In JDU Office": Tejashwi Yadav Mocks Nitish Kumar
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar lacks credibility and cannot handle Bihar anymore, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav, has told NDTV.
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Janata Dal (United) Chief Criticises Party MP For No Alliance With BJP In UP
As Janata Dal (United) failed to cobble an alliance with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, Janata Dal United (JDU) national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh on Saturday expressed displeasure against Union Ministe
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"Roll Back LPG Price Hike": NDA Ally Warns Of Waning Chances In State Polls
The JDU's KC Tyagi today warned that political rivals may weaponise the issue of LPG price hike during the upcoming polls. He demanded a rollback of today's announcement by petroleum companies.
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Nitish Kumar, BJP Retain Bihar, Tejashwi Yadav’s RJD Single-Largest Party
After weeks of bitter campaigning, three phases of voting, over 15 hours of counting, and allegations of cheating, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was announced as winner of the Bihar election in the (very) early hours of Wednesday. Boosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rallies, the NDA eased past the majority mark of 122 in the ...
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52.24% Voting Till 5 pm In Bihar Polls Phase 1, Slightly Lower Than 2015
More than 50 per cent people voted in the first of the three-phase election in Bihar -- the first amid the coronavirus pandemic -- which will decide if Nitish Kumar will win a fourth term as Chief Minister. Till 5 pm, 52.24 per cent people voted, choosing candidates for 71 of the state's 243 seats. Nitish Kumar's challenger is RJD's Tejashwi Yadav,...
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BJP Distancing Itself From Nitish Kumar? Reading Between Lines In Bihar
In Bihar, as voting for the first round of state elections draws close, signs are piling up that the BJP is distancing itself from Nitish Kumar - ones that stand apart from its supposed backing of Chirag Paswan's rebellion against the Chief Minister's leadership. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his rallies in the state last week, sought votes...
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Chirag Paswan Targets Nitish Kumar Again, This Time Over Alcohol Ban
Days before Bihar election, the biggest since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Lok Janata Party chief Chirag Paswan kept up his attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. This morning, he targeted the JDU chief over the alcohol ban in the state, a poll promise that was implemented after the 2015 state election.
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Stage Collapses At JD(U) Leader's Rally In Bihar
Several people were injured when a stage set up for Janata Dal (United) leader Chandrika Rai's election campaign rally collapsed on Thursday in Bihar's Saran district. The stage gave way due to overcrowding; no serious injuries were reported.
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Nitish Kumar, Ram Vilas Paswan's Parties Tie Up With BJP For Delhi Polls
The BJP and its NDA partners -- JD(U) and LJP -- on Monday formally announced their alliance for the Delhi Assembly polls, asserting it will send a "strong" political message across the country.
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Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: 'No Grand Alliance'; 'Hurt' Nitish Kumar's Party Pulls Out
Nitish Kumar's party Janata Dal United or JD(U) has decided not to contest the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections so as to "consolidate and strengthen secular forces" and ensure that "communal forces" are defeated. JD(U) national General Secretary KC Tyagi told reporters in Patna that the decision to pull out of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections w...
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Nitish Kumar's Allies To Measure How Firmly He Takes On PM Narendra Modi In UP
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will decide today whether his party, the Janata Dal United or JDU, should take part directly in the Uttar Pradesh election. A six-hour meeting yesterday between the Chief Minister and senior JDU leaders examined the pros and cons of entering the contest in the key state whose result will help forecast whether Prim...
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Nitish Kumar To Launch JD-U Campaign For UP Polls On May 12
JD(U) chief and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will launch his party's election campaign for the 2017 Assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh by addressing a workers' rally in Varanasi on May 12 with prohibition as the main electoral issue.
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Prashant Kishor And The Tale Of Two Predictions
Prashant Kishor, whose own party was making a poll debut in Bihar, failed to live up to the hype. The Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal (United) won 3 times the number of seats predicted by the former poll strategist.
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'No Sorrow In Defeat, No Arrogance In Victory': RJD After Bihar Poll Defeat
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) on Saturday said that the ups and downs are "inevitable" in the "endless journey of public service", a day after it faced one of its worst setbacks in the Bihar assembly elections.
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Big Win For NDA In Bihar, No Seats For Prashant Kishor, Predict Exit Polls
The BJP and the JDU (and their smaller allies, including Chirag Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party) will record a comfortable win in the Bihar election, picking up between 133 and 167 seats, a poll of exit polls predicted Tuesday evening.
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"Now Has Modiji's Photo In JDU Office": Tejashwi Yadav Mocks Nitish Kumar
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar lacks credibility and cannot handle Bihar anymore, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav, has told NDTV.
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Janata Dal (United) Chief Criticises Party MP For No Alliance With BJP In UP
As Janata Dal (United) failed to cobble an alliance with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, Janata Dal United (JDU) national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh on Saturday expressed displeasure against Union Ministe
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"Roll Back LPG Price Hike": NDA Ally Warns Of Waning Chances In State Polls
The JDU's KC Tyagi today warned that political rivals may weaponise the issue of LPG price hike during the upcoming polls. He demanded a rollback of today's announcement by petroleum companies.
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Nitish Kumar, BJP Retain Bihar, Tejashwi Yadav’s RJD Single-Largest Party
After weeks of bitter campaigning, three phases of voting, over 15 hours of counting, and allegations of cheating, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was announced as winner of the Bihar election in the (very) early hours of Wednesday. Boosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rallies, the NDA eased past the majority mark of 122 in the ...
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52.24% Voting Till 5 pm In Bihar Polls Phase 1, Slightly Lower Than 2015
More than 50 per cent people voted in the first of the three-phase election in Bihar -- the first amid the coronavirus pandemic -- which will decide if Nitish Kumar will win a fourth term as Chief Minister. Till 5 pm, 52.24 per cent people voted, choosing candidates for 71 of the state's 243 seats. Nitish Kumar's challenger is RJD's Tejashwi Yadav,...
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BJP Distancing Itself From Nitish Kumar? Reading Between Lines In Bihar
In Bihar, as voting for the first round of state elections draws close, signs are piling up that the BJP is distancing itself from Nitish Kumar - ones that stand apart from its supposed backing of Chirag Paswan's rebellion against the Chief Minister's leadership. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his rallies in the state last week, sought votes...
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Chirag Paswan Targets Nitish Kumar Again, This Time Over Alcohol Ban
Days before Bihar election, the biggest since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Lok Janata Party chief Chirag Paswan kept up his attack on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. This morning, he targeted the JDU chief over the alcohol ban in the state, a poll promise that was implemented after the 2015 state election.
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Stage Collapses At JD(U) Leader's Rally In Bihar
Several people were injured when a stage set up for Janata Dal (United) leader Chandrika Rai's election campaign rally collapsed on Thursday in Bihar's Saran district. The stage gave way due to overcrowding; no serious injuries were reported.
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Nitish Kumar, Ram Vilas Paswan's Parties Tie Up With BJP For Delhi Polls
The BJP and its NDA partners -- JD(U) and LJP -- on Monday formally announced their alliance for the Delhi Assembly polls, asserting it will send a "strong" political message across the country.
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Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: 'No Grand Alliance'; 'Hurt' Nitish Kumar's Party Pulls Out
Nitish Kumar's party Janata Dal United or JD(U) has decided not to contest the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections so as to "consolidate and strengthen secular forces" and ensure that "communal forces" are defeated. JD(U) national General Secretary KC Tyagi told reporters in Patna that the decision to pull out of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections w...
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Nitish Kumar's Allies To Measure How Firmly He Takes On PM Narendra Modi In UP
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will decide today whether his party, the Janata Dal United or JDU, should take part directly in the Uttar Pradesh election. A six-hour meeting yesterday between the Chief Minister and senior JDU leaders examined the pros and cons of entering the contest in the key state whose result will help forecast whether Prim...
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Nitish Kumar To Launch JD-U Campaign For UP Polls On May 12
JD(U) chief and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will launch his party's election campaign for the 2017 Assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh by addressing a workers' rally in Varanasi on May 12 with prohibition as the main electoral issue.
