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"Gain for INDIA Bloc, Loss For BJP": DMK On Nitish Kumar's Big Swap
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's exit from the Mahagathbandhan alliance and consequently the INDIA bloc to align with the BJP is a "loss" for the Saffron party and a "gain" for the opposition alliance, Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK said on Sunday.
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Nitish Kumar To Swap Alliances Again? May Share Stage With PM In Bihar
The INDIA bloc appears to be on the brink of unravelling as a third key leader -- Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar -- appears likely to walk out.
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"Tejashwi Yadav Will Lead In 2025": Nitish Kumar Drops A Big Hint
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, after swapping allies and forming a new government with the RJD, has dropped hints that he has long-term plans for his deputy Tejashwi Yadav.
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"How Many Times": Nitish Kumar's Party's Ex Leader Questions Ally Swap
Former JD(U) national president RCP Singh on Thursday alleged that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the party's de facto leader, had decided to "ditch" the BJP soon after assembly elections in adjoining Uttar Pradesh earlier this year.
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Let Yogi Adityanath, Nitish Kumar Swap Posts To Bring UP Model In Bihar: Rabri Devi
Former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi on Wednesday taunted her successor Nitish Kumar by saying he should swap posts with his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath.
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In Nitish Kumar vs Tejashwi Yadav In Jokihat Bypoll, Some See Desperation
Nitish Kumar deployed half his cabinet and all his political aides in this one assembly seat in east Bihar that votes next week. He figures the outcome in Jokihat will be seen as an indicator of his popularity, and his political capital, which rival Tejashwi Yadav insists, has depleted ever since Mr Kumar swapped his alliance partners after dumping...
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Sorry, But No: Nitish Kumar Turns Down Tejashwi Yadav's Request
Weeks after ejecting Lalu Yadav's son Tejashwi Yadav from the government, the Bihar government has signaled its determination to have him evicted from the palatial bungalow located next to the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's official residence as well.
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10 Signs That The Nitish Kumar-Sharad Yadav Feud Was Building Up
A patch-up between Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his senior colleague Sharad Yadav is seen as a remote possibility now by many in the Janata Dal United, the party they have run together for years. Sharad Yadav is said to be contemplating launching a new party, accusing Nitish Kumar of betraying the mandate of voters by deciding to swap alli...
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Nobody Strong Enough To Take On PM Modi In 2019, Says Nitish Kumar
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who swapped partners last week to ally with the BJP once again in Bihar, today said that no one is strong enough to take on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019, when he will seek re-election.
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Don't Agree With Nitish Kumar: Colleague Sharad Yadav Confirms He's Upset
Sharad Yadav, silent for five days, confirmed today that he deeply disapproves of party colleague Nitish Kumar's stunning political change-up. "Whatever happened is very unfortunate, the mandate by the people was not for this," the veteran Janata Dal (United) leader told reporters at Parliament.
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"Gain for INDIA Bloc, Loss For BJP": DMK On Nitish Kumar's Big Swap
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's exit from the Mahagathbandhan alliance and consequently the INDIA bloc to align with the BJP is a "loss" for the Saffron party and a "gain" for the opposition alliance, Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK said on Sunday.
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Nitish Kumar To Swap Alliances Again? May Share Stage With PM In Bihar
The INDIA bloc appears to be on the brink of unravelling as a third key leader -- Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar -- appears likely to walk out.
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"Tejashwi Yadav Will Lead In 2025": Nitish Kumar Drops A Big Hint
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, after swapping allies and forming a new government with the RJD, has dropped hints that he has long-term plans for his deputy Tejashwi Yadav.
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"How Many Times": Nitish Kumar's Party's Ex Leader Questions Ally Swap
Former JD(U) national president RCP Singh on Thursday alleged that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the party's de facto leader, had decided to "ditch" the BJP soon after assembly elections in adjoining Uttar Pradesh earlier this year.
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Let Yogi Adityanath, Nitish Kumar Swap Posts To Bring UP Model In Bihar: Rabri Devi
Former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi on Wednesday taunted her successor Nitish Kumar by saying he should swap posts with his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath.
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In Nitish Kumar vs Tejashwi Yadav In Jokihat Bypoll, Some See Desperation
Nitish Kumar deployed half his cabinet and all his political aides in this one assembly seat in east Bihar that votes next week. He figures the outcome in Jokihat will be seen as an indicator of his popularity, and his political capital, which rival Tejashwi Yadav insists, has depleted ever since Mr Kumar swapped his alliance partners after dumping...
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Sorry, But No: Nitish Kumar Turns Down Tejashwi Yadav's Request
Weeks after ejecting Lalu Yadav's son Tejashwi Yadav from the government, the Bihar government has signaled its determination to have him evicted from the palatial bungalow located next to the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's official residence as well.
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10 Signs That The Nitish Kumar-Sharad Yadav Feud Was Building Up
A patch-up between Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his senior colleague Sharad Yadav is seen as a remote possibility now by many in the Janata Dal United, the party they have run together for years. Sharad Yadav is said to be contemplating launching a new party, accusing Nitish Kumar of betraying the mandate of voters by deciding to swap alli...
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Nobody Strong Enough To Take On PM Modi In 2019, Says Nitish Kumar
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who swapped partners last week to ally with the BJP once again in Bihar, today said that no one is strong enough to take on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019, when he will seek re-election.
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Don't Agree With Nitish Kumar: Colleague Sharad Yadav Confirms He's Upset
Sharad Yadav, silent for five days, confirmed today that he deeply disapproves of party colleague Nitish Kumar's stunning political change-up. "Whatever happened is very unfortunate, the mandate by the people was not for this," the veteran Janata Dal (United) leader told reporters at Parliament.
