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"Governance Se Power Milta Hai Kya?" The 1992 Lalu Yadav-Nitish Kumar Split
Two figures have dominated Bihar's politics over the past four decades. Both apprenticed in politics during the anti-Emergency agitation led by the legendary Jai Prakash Narayan, both were drawn to the Janata Party ideology
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Nitish Kumar's First Break-Up With Lalu Yadav: Anatomy Of A Political Divorce
Lalu Prasad Yadav and Nitish Kumar bonded through the Jayaprakash Narayan movement in the 1970s.
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Congress Removes Bihar Chief Ashok Choudhary,Party Could Split In State
Ashok Choudhary, the Bihar Congress president who last week nudged the party to quickly take a call on his continuation, has been relieved from the party post, the Congress general secretary Janardan Dwivedi announced on Tuesday evening.
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'Unemployed' Lalu Yadav Floating Stories On Congress Split, Says Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has dismissed allegations that he is attempting to poach legislators from former ally Congress, saying running the state keeps him too busy to indulge in such conspiracy
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Sharad Yadav Will Cross Lakshman Rekha If He Attends Lalu Prasad's Rally: JD-U
The Janata Dal-United led by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday virtually put rebel leader Sharad Yadav on notice, hinting at action against him if he attends the RJD rally on August 27.
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What Sharad Yadav Loses In Split From Nitish Kumar
Long-standing "frenemies" Nitish Kumar and Sharad Yadav have fallen out once again. Socialists by nature are congenital party-breakers or "splittists" as European Communists of the 1930s used to call them. The list of "socialist" parties that have been formed in India after Independence will surely run into several pages.
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In Shahabuddin's Siwan, Thumbs Up For Nitish Kumar-Lalu Yadav Split
In Siwan, 162 km from Bihar capital Patna and once the fief of Mohd Shahabuddin, gangster and former lawmaker from Lalu Yadav's RJD, a frail, 70-year-old man called Chanda Babu or Chandrakeshwar Prasad has welcomed Chief Minister Kumar's decision to partner with the BJP again in the state. It has rekindled his hope for justice, he says.
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After Nitish Kumar Split, Tejashwi Yadav's Advice For Rahul Gandhi
Hours after Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar comfortably sailed through the floor test with 131 legislators supporting him in the 243-member Bihar Assembly, Lalu Yadav's son and till recently Mr Kumar's deputy, Tejashwi Yadav launched a scathing attack on his former boss whose sudden resignation on Wednesday drove his party out of power.
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NDTV Exit Poll: Split With BJP Could Be Nitish Kumar's Worst Mistake
NDTV's Exit Poll shows that Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's decision to sever ties with the BJP over Narendra Modi's elevation may have backfired spectacularly.
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10 reasons why Nitish Kumar is determined to accuse the BJP of conspiracy
Since his break up with the BJP six weeks ago, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has repeatedly blamed his former political partner for trying to undermine his government. His Janata Dal United or JDU used to co-govern Bihar with the BJP. The split was caused by the BJP's decision to place Narendra Modi in charge of its election campaign.
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"Governance Se Power Milta Hai Kya?" The 1992 Lalu Yadav-Nitish Kumar Split
Two figures have dominated Bihar's politics over the past four decades. Both apprenticed in politics during the anti-Emergency agitation led by the legendary Jai Prakash Narayan, both were drawn to the Janata Party ideology
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Nitish Kumar's First Break-Up With Lalu Yadav: Anatomy Of A Political Divorce
Lalu Prasad Yadav and Nitish Kumar bonded through the Jayaprakash Narayan movement in the 1970s.
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Congress Removes Bihar Chief Ashok Choudhary,Party Could Split In State
Ashok Choudhary, the Bihar Congress president who last week nudged the party to quickly take a call on his continuation, has been relieved from the party post, the Congress general secretary Janardan Dwivedi announced on Tuesday evening.
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'Unemployed' Lalu Yadav Floating Stories On Congress Split, Says Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has dismissed allegations that he is attempting to poach legislators from former ally Congress, saying running the state keeps him too busy to indulge in such conspiracy
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Sharad Yadav Will Cross Lakshman Rekha If He Attends Lalu Prasad's Rally: JD-U
The Janata Dal-United led by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday virtually put rebel leader Sharad Yadav on notice, hinting at action against him if he attends the RJD rally on August 27.
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What Sharad Yadav Loses In Split From Nitish Kumar
Long-standing "frenemies" Nitish Kumar and Sharad Yadav have fallen out once again. Socialists by nature are congenital party-breakers or "splittists" as European Communists of the 1930s used to call them. The list of "socialist" parties that have been formed in India after Independence will surely run into several pages.
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In Shahabuddin's Siwan, Thumbs Up For Nitish Kumar-Lalu Yadav Split
In Siwan, 162 km from Bihar capital Patna and once the fief of Mohd Shahabuddin, gangster and former lawmaker from Lalu Yadav's RJD, a frail, 70-year-old man called Chanda Babu or Chandrakeshwar Prasad has welcomed Chief Minister Kumar's decision to partner with the BJP again in the state. It has rekindled his hope for justice, he says.
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After Nitish Kumar Split, Tejashwi Yadav's Advice For Rahul Gandhi
Hours after Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar comfortably sailed through the floor test with 131 legislators supporting him in the 243-member Bihar Assembly, Lalu Yadav's son and till recently Mr Kumar's deputy, Tejashwi Yadav launched a scathing attack on his former boss whose sudden resignation on Wednesday drove his party out of power.
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NDTV Exit Poll: Split With BJP Could Be Nitish Kumar's Worst Mistake
NDTV's Exit Poll shows that Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's decision to sever ties with the BJP over Narendra Modi's elevation may have backfired spectacularly.
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10 reasons why Nitish Kumar is determined to accuse the BJP of conspiracy
Since his break up with the BJP six weeks ago, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has repeatedly blamed his former political partner for trying to undermine his government. His Janata Dal United or JDU used to co-govern Bihar with the BJP. The split was caused by the BJP's decision to place Narendra Modi in charge of its election campaign.
