Lalu Yadav Bihar Polls
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Nitish Kumar's Ideology Wins The Day, No Doubt
Of course, it is pure coincidence that Kumar's JD(U) and the BJP together have a majority of one in the Bihar Assembly. Such things as arithmetic can have no bearing on Kumar's decisions, only his conscience does.
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Lalu Yadav, Never Camera-Shy, Back In The Spotlight
Though it was Lalu Yadav who had the most to lose in the Bihar election, the 67-year-old appeared typically upbeat at his house in Patna this morning, cheerfully rebuking reporters who asked if he was nervous. "Do I look like it? I had a good night's sleep. We will win."
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Star Campaigners Resume Bihar Campaign After a Festive Break
Having enjoyed a 36-hour Durga Puja break, star campaigners of the ongoing five-phase Bihar assembly elections once again returned to the action, resuming their campaigning today by addressing rallies.
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Lalu Prasad Yadav's Younger Son is 26 and Older Son is 25
Bihar politician Lalu Prasad Yadavs younger son is 26 and older son is 25. Tej Pratap, who is older, wrote his age as 25 in his nomination papers for the state assembly polls, because that is his age according to the voters' list.
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'Alag, Alag,' Says Lalu Prasad on Campaigning With Sonia Gandhi in Bihar
Lalu Prasad Yadav, who had skipped Rahul Gandhi's first election rally in Bihar last month, today said that he will not be campaigning alongside his mother and Congress President Sonia Gandhi for the Bihar elections, to be held in five phases from October 12.
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Lalu Prasad confident of his party's victory, says 'no Modi wave in Bihar'
Reports of the Muslim-Yadav combine working well in Bihar in the ongoing Lok Sabha polls have perked up Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, giving him the confidence of emerging as the main challenger to Narendra Modi's BJP in the 40 parliamentary seats.
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Nitish Kumar's Ideology Wins The Day, No Doubt
Of course, it is pure coincidence that Kumar's JD(U) and the BJP together have a majority of one in the Bihar Assembly. Such things as arithmetic can have no bearing on Kumar's decisions, only his conscience does.
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Lalu Yadav, Never Camera-Shy, Back In The Spotlight
Though it was Lalu Yadav who had the most to lose in the Bihar election, the 67-year-old appeared typically upbeat at his house in Patna this morning, cheerfully rebuking reporters who asked if he was nervous. "Do I look like it? I had a good night's sleep. We will win."
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Star Campaigners Resume Bihar Campaign After a Festive Break
Having enjoyed a 36-hour Durga Puja break, star campaigners of the ongoing five-phase Bihar assembly elections once again returned to the action, resuming their campaigning today by addressing rallies.
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Lalu Prasad Yadav's Younger Son is 26 and Older Son is 25
Bihar politician Lalu Prasad Yadavs younger son is 26 and older son is 25. Tej Pratap, who is older, wrote his age as 25 in his nomination papers for the state assembly polls, because that is his age according to the voters' list.
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'Alag, Alag,' Says Lalu Prasad on Campaigning With Sonia Gandhi in Bihar
Lalu Prasad Yadav, who had skipped Rahul Gandhi's first election rally in Bihar last month, today said that he will not be campaigning alongside his mother and Congress President Sonia Gandhi for the Bihar elections, to be held in five phases from October 12.
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Lalu Prasad confident of his party's victory, says 'no Modi wave in Bihar'
Reports of the Muslim-Yadav combine working well in Bihar in the ongoing Lok Sabha polls have perked up Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad Yadav, giving him the confidence of emerging as the main challenger to Narendra Modi's BJP in the 40 parliamentary seats.
