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Opinion | What Are Congress And Rahul Up To After Bihar? Hint: 'Jai Jagat Gang'
Instead of introspection, accountability and disciplinary action in the wake of the Bihar verdict, the Congress leadership is busy in a certain 'reward' exercise.
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Opinion | Congress Should Now Learn: It Can't Always Be About Rahul Gandhi
The Congress is everyone's favourite whipping boy. However, it must accept the lion's share of the blame in all humility for the Mahagathbandhan's shambolic campaign in Bihar.
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Bihar Results: The Biggest Winners And Losers
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has secured one of its strongest mandates in two decades in the Bihar Assembly elections.
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Opinion | The Bihar Election's Script Was Actually Written In Haryana. Here's How
This is not the first election in which political analysts and observers have gone so wrong. Remember Haryana and Maharashtra?
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Opinion | Bihar's Lesson For Congress And Rahul Gandhi? Just Photo-Ops Won't Do
Rahul Gandhi's relationship with allies may have managed to produce some striking media moments, but not public trust. The result is a politics of half-gestures: common pressers without common strategies, joint slogans without joint cadres,
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"Won't Identify If He Sat With Monkeys": Akhilesh Yadav Jabs Yogi Adityanath
In a scathing counter to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'Appu, Pappu and Tappu' jab, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has said that if Adityanath sat among a group of monkeys, no one would recognise him.
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Pulse of Bihar: How Phase 1 Of Assembly Polls May Unfold
What are the main agendas and who are the star campaigners for the first phase of assembly elections to be held in Bihar on November 6?
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Thugbandhan, Not Gathbandhan: JP Nadda To NDTV As Bihar Phase 1 Campaign Ends
BJP chief JP Nadda was out in full strength in Bihar, as the campaign for the Phase 1 of assembly election in the state ends today. Speaking to NDTV, the BJP chief took a jibe at the opposition Grand Alliance, saying it was a "thugbandhan, not gathba
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"Who Gave Him Money?": Pappu Yadav's Big Charge Against Prashant Kishor
Pappu Yadav was miffed when he was called out for repeatedly trying to steer the conversation towards Rahul Gandhi and away from Tejashwi Yadav. "Why are you going on asking me about Tejashwi Yadav?"
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Bihar Running Through "Remote Control", Nitsh Kumar Just A Face: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday charged the BJP with running the government in Bihar "through remote control", using the face of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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"People Of Bihar Need To Know": Congress Dares NDA To Name Its Chief Ministerial Pick
The Congress, which announced the name of the opposition alliance's Chief Ministerial candidate in Bihar after the filing of the second set of nominations, has maintained that the move was not delayed.
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From 2020 To 2025: Mukesh Sahani's 25-Seat, Deputy Chief Minister Demands
Five years ago, Mukesh Sahani jumped from the Mahagathbandhan - a week before the Bihar election was to start - to ally with the BJP and JDU. On Thursday he almost repeated that jump, only to call it off after getting a Deputy Chief Minister nod.
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Opinion | Not Nitish, Not Tejashwi - These 11 Forces Will Decide Bihar's Fate
Multiple alliances, shifting voter demographics, welfare schemes, caste calculations, and the emergence of new political players have created a multifaceted contest where traditional voting patterns may no longer hold.
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Opinion | Nitish Kumar Is Still The 'X' Factor In Bihar - And NDA Knows It
His brand value has certainly depreciated, his party has weakened, and political fatigue has set in. Yet, he retains crucial vote banks, a relatively clean image, and the ability to influence outcomes in a fragmented electoral landscape.
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'Tejashwi Yadav? Let Us See': Congress Leader's Reply On Bihar Chief Minister
The Bihar election is less than 30 days away and the Mahagathbandhan - consisting primarily of the Tejashwi Yadav-led RJD and the Congress - remains a 'work-in-progress', battling uncertainty over who will be the chief ministerial candidate.
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Opinion | What Are Congress And Rahul Up To After Bihar? Hint: 'Jai Jagat Gang'
Instead of introspection, accountability and disciplinary action in the wake of the Bihar verdict, the Congress leadership is busy in a certain 'reward' exercise.
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Opinion | Congress Should Now Learn: It Can't Always Be About Rahul Gandhi
The Congress is everyone's favourite whipping boy. However, it must accept the lion's share of the blame in all humility for the Mahagathbandhan's shambolic campaign in Bihar.
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Bihar Results: The Biggest Winners And Losers
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has secured one of its strongest mandates in two decades in the Bihar Assembly elections.
-
Opinion | The Bihar Election's Script Was Actually Written In Haryana. Here's How
This is not the first election in which political analysts and observers have gone so wrong. Remember Haryana and Maharashtra?
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Opinion | Bihar's Lesson For Congress And Rahul Gandhi? Just Photo-Ops Won't Do
Rahul Gandhi's relationship with allies may have managed to produce some striking media moments, but not public trust. The result is a politics of half-gestures: common pressers without common strategies, joint slogans without joint cadres,
-
"Won't Identify If He Sat With Monkeys": Akhilesh Yadav Jabs Yogi Adityanath
In a scathing counter to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's 'Appu, Pappu and Tappu' jab, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has said that if Adityanath sat among a group of monkeys, no one would recognise him.
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Pulse of Bihar: How Phase 1 Of Assembly Polls May Unfold
What are the main agendas and who are the star campaigners for the first phase of assembly elections to be held in Bihar on November 6?
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Thugbandhan, Not Gathbandhan: JP Nadda To NDTV As Bihar Phase 1 Campaign Ends
BJP chief JP Nadda was out in full strength in Bihar, as the campaign for the Phase 1 of assembly election in the state ends today. Speaking to NDTV, the BJP chief took a jibe at the opposition Grand Alliance, saying it was a "thugbandhan, not gathba
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"Who Gave Him Money?": Pappu Yadav's Big Charge Against Prashant Kishor
Pappu Yadav was miffed when he was called out for repeatedly trying to steer the conversation towards Rahul Gandhi and away from Tejashwi Yadav. "Why are you going on asking me about Tejashwi Yadav?"
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Bihar Running Through "Remote Control", Nitsh Kumar Just A Face: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday charged the BJP with running the government in Bihar "through remote control", using the face of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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"People Of Bihar Need To Know": Congress Dares NDA To Name Its Chief Ministerial Pick
The Congress, which announced the name of the opposition alliance's Chief Ministerial candidate in Bihar after the filing of the second set of nominations, has maintained that the move was not delayed.
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From 2020 To 2025: Mukesh Sahani's 25-Seat, Deputy Chief Minister Demands
Five years ago, Mukesh Sahani jumped from the Mahagathbandhan - a week before the Bihar election was to start - to ally with the BJP and JDU. On Thursday he almost repeated that jump, only to call it off after getting a Deputy Chief Minister nod.
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Opinion | Not Nitish, Not Tejashwi - These 11 Forces Will Decide Bihar's Fate
Multiple alliances, shifting voter demographics, welfare schemes, caste calculations, and the emergence of new political players have created a multifaceted contest where traditional voting patterns may no longer hold.
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Opinion | Nitish Kumar Is Still The 'X' Factor In Bihar - And NDA Knows It
His brand value has certainly depreciated, his party has weakened, and political fatigue has set in. Yet, he retains crucial vote banks, a relatively clean image, and the ability to influence outcomes in a fragmented electoral landscape.
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'Tejashwi Yadav? Let Us See': Congress Leader's Reply On Bihar Chief Minister
The Bihar election is less than 30 days away and the Mahagathbandhan - consisting primarily of the Tejashwi Yadav-led RJD and the Congress - remains a 'work-in-progress', battling uncertainty over who will be the chief ministerial candidate.
