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"Will Win Polls If I Get Rs 100 Crore For Each Seat": Prashant Kishor On Bihar Loss
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor, whose Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account in its electoral debut in Bihar recently, claimed it would be easier to win the next elections if he is given Rs 100 crore for every single seat in the state
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"Like Abhimanyu In Chakravyuh": Prashant Kishor On Jan Suraaj's Bihar Poll Loss At NDTV
Prashant Kishor on Wednesday drew a parallel between his party's disappointing performance in the Bihar Assembly elections and the Mahabharata, asserting that setbacks would not deter his resolve to work for the state's transformation
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"Will Never Rely On Mafia To Win Polls": Prashant Kishor To NDTV After Bihar Rout
Despite suffering a massive setback in the recently concluded Bihar elections, Jan Suraaj Chief Prashant Kishor seems determined and hopeful that he will bring a change in the state in the future.
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Exclusive: "Nitish Kumar Not Mentally, Physically Fit": Prashant Kishor Doubles Down
Election strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor has doubled down on his charge that Nitish Kumar is not mentally and physically fit to continue as the Chief Minister.
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"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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Exclusive: Prashant Kishor Says Jan Suraaj Shifted Bihar's Politics From Caste To Jobs
Following Bihar Assembly Election result, Jan Suraaj Party chief Prashant Kishor on Wednesday said that his party succeeded in shifting the state's political discourse from caste to employment.
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"May Be A Mistake For Me To Not Contest": Prashant Kishor On Partys Bihar Rout
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor has expressed regret for not contesting the recently-held Bihar assembly elections, in which his Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account.
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Opinion | What Went Wrong For Prashant Kishor? 'Arrogance', Among Other Things
The 2024 Bihar polls may have been a false start for the Jan Suraaj, but whether it becomes a footnote in Bihar's political history or the foundation for a future force will depend entirely on how its leadership responds to this poll result.
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"Rs 14,000 Crore World Bank Loan Used In Bihar Polls": Prashant Kishor's Party's Big Claim
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party's reaction came a day after it failed to open its account in the Bihar assembly elections.
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Prashant Kishor, Mayawati, A Owaisi: Small Players' Big Impact On Bihar Polls
The Bihar Assembly elections have delivered a verdict reminiscent of the NDA's big victory in 2010, but with new political dynamics.
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"Votes Of Poor, Youth, Farmers, Women": BJP On NDA's Blockbuster Bihar Win
The Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is headed for a blockbuster win in Bihar, with the official trends showing the ruling bloc is leading in more than 200 seats in the 243-member assembly.
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Bihar Election Results LIVE: Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Leading In Zero Seats. Exit Polls Get It Right
Poll strategist Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj - which exit polls said would flop on its electoral debut - had a strong start as counting began for the 2025 Bihar election Friday morning.
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Zero Seats, Big impact? Exit Polls On The Prashant Kishor Factor
In the lead-up to the Bihar elections, poll strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor kept repeating one sentence about the prospects of his Jan Suraaj Party - "arsh pe ya farsh pe", meaning it would either do really well or really badly.
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"Gen Z Not Homogeneous Group": Prashant Kishor On Rahul Gandhi's Influence
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor dismissed that Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi holds any significant influence on Gen Z in Bihar, criticising the latter's lack of presence and knowledge about the state.
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"We Are Against BJP": Prashant Kishor Rules Out Alliance In Bihar
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor on Sunday ruled out any possibility of joining a coalition government if his party fails to secure an absolute majority in the Bihar Assembly elections.
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"Will Win Polls If I Get Rs 100 Crore For Each Seat": Prashant Kishor On Bihar Loss
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor, whose Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account in its electoral debut in Bihar recently, claimed it would be easier to win the next elections if he is given Rs 100 crore for every single seat in the state
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"Like Abhimanyu In Chakravyuh": Prashant Kishor On Jan Suraaj's Bihar Poll Loss At NDTV
Prashant Kishor on Wednesday drew a parallel between his party's disappointing performance in the Bihar Assembly elections and the Mahabharata, asserting that setbacks would not deter his resolve to work for the state's transformation
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"Will Never Rely On Mafia To Win Polls": Prashant Kishor To NDTV After Bihar Rout
Despite suffering a massive setback in the recently concluded Bihar elections, Jan Suraaj Chief Prashant Kishor seems determined and hopeful that he will bring a change in the state in the future.
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Exclusive: "Nitish Kumar Not Mentally, Physically Fit": Prashant Kishor Doubles Down
Election strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor has doubled down on his charge that Nitish Kumar is not mentally and physically fit to continue as the Chief Minister.
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"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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Exclusive: Prashant Kishor Says Jan Suraaj Shifted Bihar's Politics From Caste To Jobs
Following Bihar Assembly Election result, Jan Suraaj Party chief Prashant Kishor on Wednesday said that his party succeeded in shifting the state's political discourse from caste to employment.
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"May Be A Mistake For Me To Not Contest": Prashant Kishor On Partys Bihar Rout
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor has expressed regret for not contesting the recently-held Bihar assembly elections, in which his Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account.
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Opinion | What Went Wrong For Prashant Kishor? 'Arrogance', Among Other Things
The 2024 Bihar polls may have been a false start for the Jan Suraaj, but whether it becomes a footnote in Bihar's political history or the foundation for a future force will depend entirely on how its leadership responds to this poll result.
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"Rs 14,000 Crore World Bank Loan Used In Bihar Polls": Prashant Kishor's Party's Big Claim
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party's reaction came a day after it failed to open its account in the Bihar assembly elections.
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Prashant Kishor, Mayawati, A Owaisi: Small Players' Big Impact On Bihar Polls
The Bihar Assembly elections have delivered a verdict reminiscent of the NDA's big victory in 2010, but with new political dynamics.
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"Votes Of Poor, Youth, Farmers, Women": BJP On NDA's Blockbuster Bihar Win
The Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is headed for a blockbuster win in Bihar, with the official trends showing the ruling bloc is leading in more than 200 seats in the 243-member assembly.
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Bihar Election Results LIVE: Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Leading In Zero Seats. Exit Polls Get It Right
Poll strategist Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj - which exit polls said would flop on its electoral debut - had a strong start as counting began for the 2025 Bihar election Friday morning.
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Zero Seats, Big impact? Exit Polls On The Prashant Kishor Factor
In the lead-up to the Bihar elections, poll strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor kept repeating one sentence about the prospects of his Jan Suraaj Party - "arsh pe ya farsh pe", meaning it would either do really well or really badly.
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"Gen Z Not Homogeneous Group": Prashant Kishor On Rahul Gandhi's Influence
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor dismissed that Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi holds any significant influence on Gen Z in Bihar, criticising the latter's lack of presence and knowledge about the state.
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"We Are Against BJP": Prashant Kishor Rules Out Alliance In Bihar
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor on Sunday ruled out any possibility of joining a coalition government if his party fails to secure an absolute majority in the Bihar Assembly elections.
