Kumar Jha
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Opinion | Ma, Maati, Manush Vs Infiltrators: Battle Of Narratives In Bengal
On May 4, as the counting machines begin their cold arithmetic, Bengal will be trying to answer a question: Who belongs to this land? And more precisely -- who gets to ask?
-
Opinion | The Two Bengals, North vs South
The divide between north and south Bengal is not merely geographic. It is the gap between two theories of what politics is for. And on the 4th of May, one of those theories will be proven right.
-
Opinion | PM Modi's 'Jhalmuri' Moment: When The Snack Becomes The Story
While barnstorming in West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at a public stall in Jhargram, Purulia, ate jhalmuri.
-
Live Updates - Nitish Kumar Resigns As Chief Minister, Successor To Take Oath Tomorrow
During the cabinet meeting, he delivered an address for about six minutes, in which he spoke about the schemes he introduced and the work carried out under his leadership.
-
Opinion | A Northern Discomfort for Mamata Banerjee
In the last assembly elections in 2021, the TMC's wounds in North Bengal were visible not just in the arithmetic of seats but in the geometry of votes
-
Nitish Kumar Elected Unopposed As JDU President For 5th Time
JDU National Working President Sanjay Kumar Jha said the move follows a collective request from party members to see Nitish Kumar at the helm of the organisation.
-
Opinion | The Inside Story Of The Decline Of Bengal
Half a century ago, far removed from the cacophony of today's reality, Calcutta - now Kolkata - glistened with the promise of progress and prosperity. It stood as an emblem of industrial might, a city that whispered to the ambitions of a newly independent nation. A journey from Asansol-Burnpur, twin cities where I spent my school days, southward...
-
Spelling Error Reveals Teachers' Recruitment Scam In Rajasthan, 20 Arrested
The Rajasthan Police has arrested 20 people including 19 candidates who secured employment under the "Outstanding Athlete" quota in the third-grade teachers recruitment-2022 using fake Taekwondo certificates.
-
Inside Iran's New Supreme Leader's Challenges, His Networks And Arsenal
In the annals of history, transition often bears the weight of inherited legacy, and few legacies are as complex as that of Iran's Islamic Republic.
-
Opinion | The Middle East Inferno, And Why India Can Play Mediator
In the shadow of perennially shifting alliances, the recent eruption of hostilities between Iran and a coalition led by Israel and the United States marks a pivotal moment in the geopolitics of the Middle East
-
Opinion | Ma, Maati, Manush Vs Infiltrators: Battle Of Narratives In Bengal
On May 4, as the counting machines begin their cold arithmetic, Bengal will be trying to answer a question: Who belongs to this land? And more precisely -- who gets to ask?
-
Opinion | The Two Bengals, North vs South
The divide between north and south Bengal is not merely geographic. It is the gap between two theories of what politics is for. And on the 4th of May, one of those theories will be proven right.
-
Opinion | PM Modi's 'Jhalmuri' Moment: When The Snack Becomes The Story
While barnstorming in West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at a public stall in Jhargram, Purulia, ate jhalmuri.
-
Live Updates - Nitish Kumar Resigns As Chief Minister, Successor To Take Oath Tomorrow
During the cabinet meeting, he delivered an address for about six minutes, in which he spoke about the schemes he introduced and the work carried out under his leadership.
-
Opinion | A Northern Discomfort for Mamata Banerjee
In the last assembly elections in 2021, the TMC's wounds in North Bengal were visible not just in the arithmetic of seats but in the geometry of votes
-
Nitish Kumar Elected Unopposed As JDU President For 5th Time
JDU National Working President Sanjay Kumar Jha said the move follows a collective request from party members to see Nitish Kumar at the helm of the organisation.
-
Opinion | The Inside Story Of The Decline Of Bengal
Half a century ago, far removed from the cacophony of today's reality, Calcutta - now Kolkata - glistened with the promise of progress and prosperity. It stood as an emblem of industrial might, a city that whispered to the ambitions of a newly independent nation. A journey from Asansol-Burnpur, twin cities where I spent my school days, southward...
-
Spelling Error Reveals Teachers' Recruitment Scam In Rajasthan, 20 Arrested
The Rajasthan Police has arrested 20 people including 19 candidates who secured employment under the "Outstanding Athlete" quota in the third-grade teachers recruitment-2022 using fake Taekwondo certificates.
-
Inside Iran's New Supreme Leader's Challenges, His Networks And Arsenal
In the annals of history, transition often bears the weight of inherited legacy, and few legacies are as complex as that of Iran's Islamic Republic.
-
Opinion | The Middle East Inferno, And Why India Can Play Mediator
In the shadow of perennially shifting alliances, the recent eruption of hostilities between Iran and a coalition led by Israel and the United States marks a pivotal moment in the geopolitics of the Middle East
