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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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"Lalu Yadav's Daughter Left Home, He Watched?" Aide On RJD Family Turmoil
The shocking developments in the Yadav family followed the RJD's rout in the Bihar Assembly polls. The Tejashwi Yadav-led party, which fought the polls in alliance with the Congress and Left parties, won just 25 seats in this election
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Opinion | Dear Delhi Pollsters, Please Stop Writing Nitish Kumar Off Every Election
The JD(U)'s tally of more than 80 seats reaffirms what analysts often forget: Nitish's electoral machine, and the social coalitions it rests on, do not wither simply because poll pundits in Delhi want a new plotline.
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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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On Grand Alliance's Bihar Manifesto, Pictures Say A Thousand Words
The Grand Alliance might have stolen a march on the NDA by bringing out its manifesto first, but the presentation of the images of Tejashwi Yadav and Rahul Gandhi is expected to invite some barbs.
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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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With Rahul Gandhi Rally, Manifesto Plan, Congress Speeds Up Bihar Poll Campaign
The Congress has a three-pronged plan to amp up the campaign in Bihar. Amid BJP allegations about the no-show of senior party leader Rahul Gandhi, the Grand Alliance has planned for Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav to address a joint rally before the first
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Opinion | Tejashwi Yadav Could Be Bihar's Future - Or Opposition's Greatest Mistake. Here's Why
The Mahagathbandhan is navigating two political realities. On one hand, modern electoral politics demands clear leadership projection. On the other hand, Bihar's complex social fabric means explicit projections can trigger unintended consequences.
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RJD Should Withdraw Candidates: Pappu Yadav On "Friendly Fights" In Bihar Polls
Independent MP Pappu Yadav, who recently made a remark about Rahul Gandhi being projected as the leader of the Grand Alliance in Bihar, today clarified that he didn't mean the position entailed the Congress leader being the Chief Ministerial face.
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"No Friendly Fight, Enemy Is Enemy": Hemant Soren's Party To Go Solo In Bihar
Hemant Soren's Jharkhand Mukti Morcha declared today that it would contest the elections in Bihar on its own, creating another rift within the Opposition Grand Alliance. The party made no secret that it is now on the warpath.
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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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"Lalu Yadav's Daughter Left Home, He Watched?" Aide On RJD Family Turmoil
The shocking developments in the Yadav family followed the RJD's rout in the Bihar Assembly polls. The Tejashwi Yadav-led party, which fought the polls in alliance with the Congress and Left parties, won just 25 seats in this election
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Opinion | Dear Delhi Pollsters, Please Stop Writing Nitish Kumar Off Every Election
The JD(U)'s tally of more than 80 seats reaffirms what analysts often forget: Nitish's electoral machine, and the social coalitions it rests on, do not wither simply because poll pundits in Delhi want a new plotline.
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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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On Grand Alliance's Bihar Manifesto, Pictures Say A Thousand Words
The Grand Alliance might have stolen a march on the NDA by bringing out its manifesto first, but the presentation of the images of Tejashwi Yadav and Rahul Gandhi is expected to invite some barbs.
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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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With Rahul Gandhi Rally, Manifesto Plan, Congress Speeds Up Bihar Poll Campaign
The Congress has a three-pronged plan to amp up the campaign in Bihar. Amid BJP allegations about the no-show of senior party leader Rahul Gandhi, the Grand Alliance has planned for Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav to address a joint rally before the first
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Opinion | Tejashwi Yadav Could Be Bihar's Future - Or Opposition's Greatest Mistake. Here's Why
The Mahagathbandhan is navigating two political realities. On one hand, modern electoral politics demands clear leadership projection. On the other hand, Bihar's complex social fabric means explicit projections can trigger unintended consequences.
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RJD Should Withdraw Candidates: Pappu Yadav On "Friendly Fights" In Bihar Polls
Independent MP Pappu Yadav, who recently made a remark about Rahul Gandhi being projected as the leader of the Grand Alliance in Bihar, today clarified that he didn't mean the position entailed the Congress leader being the Chief Ministerial face.
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"No Friendly Fight, Enemy Is Enemy": Hemant Soren's Party To Go Solo In Bihar
Hemant Soren's Jharkhand Mukti Morcha declared today that it would contest the elections in Bihar on its own, creating another rift within the Opposition Grand Alliance. The party made no secret that it is now on the warpath.
