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Nitish Kumar Agrees With Another PM Modi Proposal
Nitish Kumar is showing no burnout when it comes to agreeing with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Yesterday, the Bihar Chief Minister said the PM is correct to claim that his shock demonetisation move animated the war against black money. Today, Mr Kumar said the Prime Minister's pushing of simultaneous state and general elections is sagacious.
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Nitish Kumar Must Seek Details From Lalu Yadav On Rs 100 Crore Rabri Bhawan: BJP
Reacting strongly to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's assertions that BJP should answer about land purchases before demonetisation, the party today urged the CM to first ask ally Lalu Prasad about the source of construction of posh Rabri Bhawan in Delhi at a cost of Rs 100 crore.
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BJP Chief Amit Shah Lauds Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar For Supporting Demonetisation
BJP President Amit Shah today lauded Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a one-time loyal ally who turned a bitter foe, for his support to demonetisation, the first time that the party leadership has publicly appreciated the Janata Dal (United) chief's stand.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Prepared To Walk Alone In Support For Demonetisation
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said he has taken a principled stand on the banning of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes as he is convinced that the step will help fight black money while his party hinted it was prepared to stand alone among opposition parties in its support for demonetisation.
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Nitish Kumar Supports Demonetisation, Dismisses Fissures In Coalition
Reiterating his support to the Centre's demonetisation decision, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today described the move as a "courageous step" even as he admitted that "poor arrangements" in its implementation were causing hardship to the common man.
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Opposition Attacks PM Narendra Modi On Notes Ban. Nitish Kumar Disagrees. Strongly
On a day when the opposition launched an offensive against the government over the abrupt withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, there was a rare exception. Nitish Kumar, Chief Minister of Bihar, expressed his "total support" for the ban, introduced last week by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Nitish Kumar Agrees With Another PM Modi Proposal
Nitish Kumar is showing no burnout when it comes to agreeing with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Yesterday, the Bihar Chief Minister said the PM is correct to claim that his shock demonetisation move animated the war against black money. Today, Mr Kumar said the Prime Minister's pushing of simultaneous state and general elections is sagacious.
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Nitish Kumar Must Seek Details From Lalu Yadav On Rs 100 Crore Rabri Bhawan: BJP
Reacting strongly to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's assertions that BJP should answer about land purchases before demonetisation, the party today urged the CM to first ask ally Lalu Prasad about the source of construction of posh Rabri Bhawan in Delhi at a cost of Rs 100 crore.
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BJP Chief Amit Shah Lauds Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar For Supporting Demonetisation
BJP President Amit Shah today lauded Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a one-time loyal ally who turned a bitter foe, for his support to demonetisation, the first time that the party leadership has publicly appreciated the Janata Dal (United) chief's stand.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Prepared To Walk Alone In Support For Demonetisation
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said he has taken a principled stand on the banning of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes as he is convinced that the step will help fight black money while his party hinted it was prepared to stand alone among opposition parties in its support for demonetisation.
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Nitish Kumar Supports Demonetisation, Dismisses Fissures In Coalition
Reiterating his support to the Centre's demonetisation decision, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today described the move as a "courageous step" even as he admitted that "poor arrangements" in its implementation were causing hardship to the common man.
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Opposition Attacks PM Narendra Modi On Notes Ban. Nitish Kumar Disagrees. Strongly
On a day when the opposition launched an offensive against the government over the abrupt withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, there was a rare exception. Nitish Kumar, Chief Minister of Bihar, expressed his "total support" for the ban, introduced last week by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
