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Tejashwi Yadav: Lalu Yadav's Savvy Heir Awaits Primetime Success
He may be leading an opposition front called the "Grand Alliance" that includes three major political blocs, but Tejaswi Yadav's arsenal in this election looks nothing like his opponent Nitish Kumar's.
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Rate By Performance, Says Nitish Kumar, Scoffs At Tejashwi Yadav Promise
Bihar's four-time Chief Minister Nitish Kumar -- dubbed "Sushashan Babu (Mr Good Governance) -- today appealed to the people in the name of his track record for a fifth term. "If you like my work, then please vote for me. Otherwise you have the liberty to choose your candidate," he told the people at a virtual rally to launch his campaign for the ...
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Bihar BSP President Quits Party, Joins Rashtriya Janata Dal
The BSP of Mayawati which is part of a three-party alliance headed by Upendra Kushwaha of RLSP for Bihar polls, suffered a setback on Saturday when its state unit president Bharat Bind quit and joined RJD.
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Bihar's Grand Alliance Close To Sealing Seat-Sharing Deal: Sources
The Grand Alliance in Bihar, which includes the state's main opposition parties, seems to have arrived at a consensus over seat sharing ahead of the three-phase state assembly elections on October 28, November 3 and 7.
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Nitish Kumar vs Tejaswi Yadav As By-Elections Test Change Of Partners
By-elections for one parliament and two assembly seats in Bihar are being pegged as a Chief Minister Nitish Kumar vs RJD's Tejasvi Yadav contest, the first big political battle since Mr Kumar dissolved his "grand alliance" and partnered with the BJP last year.
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Bihar Assembly Adjourns After Newly Elected Member's Death
The Bihar assembly was adjourned today, the first day of its maiden session after the polls, following the death of a newly elected member, Basant Kumar, and his fellow legislators passing a condolence resolution.
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Grand Alliance not 'Jumla Party', We have Delivered Our Promise: Tejaswi Yadav
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejaswi Prasad Yadav today hailed Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for proposing to impose prohibition in Bihar with effect from April 1 next year and said the Chief Minister was fulfilling his poll promise to the people of the state.
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Nitish3 in Charge, Lalu's Son Tejaswi Yadav Appointed His Deputy
At 2 pm on Friday, Nitish Kumar took oath as Bihar chief minister on a massive stage at Patna's Gandhi Maidan. Lalu Yadav's son Tejaswi Yadav was the next to be sworn in, followed by his older brother Tej Pratap; both are first time lawmakers.
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Lalu Yadav's Sons Seek Fast Track Access to Nitish Kumar Cabinet
The Bihar election result has produced two first-timers who expect a special pass to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's new cabinet. Lalu Yadav's sons Tej Pratap and Tejaswi Yadav, who won their debut polls yesterday, said they are ready to be ministers, if asked.
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Ministerial Berths for Lalu's Sons Tejaswi, Tej Pratap? Why Not, Says Sister Misa
With Lalu Prasad's Rashtriya Janata Dal winning the most number of seats, 73, in the Bihar assembly elections, questions are being raised whether his two sons will be getting ministerial berths in the new government.
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Tejashwi Yadav: Lalu Yadav's Savvy Heir Awaits Primetime Success
He may be leading an opposition front called the "Grand Alliance" that includes three major political blocs, but Tejaswi Yadav's arsenal in this election looks nothing like his opponent Nitish Kumar's.
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Rate By Performance, Says Nitish Kumar, Scoffs At Tejashwi Yadav Promise
Bihar's four-time Chief Minister Nitish Kumar -- dubbed "Sushashan Babu (Mr Good Governance) -- today appealed to the people in the name of his track record for a fifth term. "If you like my work, then please vote for me. Otherwise you have the liberty to choose your candidate," he told the people at a virtual rally to launch his campaign for the ...
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Bihar BSP President Quits Party, Joins Rashtriya Janata Dal
The BSP of Mayawati which is part of a three-party alliance headed by Upendra Kushwaha of RLSP for Bihar polls, suffered a setback on Saturday when its state unit president Bharat Bind quit and joined RJD.
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Bihar's Grand Alliance Close To Sealing Seat-Sharing Deal: Sources
The Grand Alliance in Bihar, which includes the state's main opposition parties, seems to have arrived at a consensus over seat sharing ahead of the three-phase state assembly elections on October 28, November 3 and 7.
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Nitish Kumar vs Tejaswi Yadav As By-Elections Test Change Of Partners
By-elections for one parliament and two assembly seats in Bihar are being pegged as a Chief Minister Nitish Kumar vs RJD's Tejasvi Yadav contest, the first big political battle since Mr Kumar dissolved his "grand alliance" and partnered with the BJP last year.
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Bihar Assembly Adjourns After Newly Elected Member's Death
The Bihar assembly was adjourned today, the first day of its maiden session after the polls, following the death of a newly elected member, Basant Kumar, and his fellow legislators passing a condolence resolution.
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Grand Alliance not 'Jumla Party', We have Delivered Our Promise: Tejaswi Yadav
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejaswi Prasad Yadav today hailed Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for proposing to impose prohibition in Bihar with effect from April 1 next year and said the Chief Minister was fulfilling his poll promise to the people of the state.
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Nitish3 in Charge, Lalu's Son Tejaswi Yadav Appointed His Deputy
At 2 pm on Friday, Nitish Kumar took oath as Bihar chief minister on a massive stage at Patna's Gandhi Maidan. Lalu Yadav's son Tejaswi Yadav was the next to be sworn in, followed by his older brother Tej Pratap; both are first time lawmakers.
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Lalu Yadav's Sons Seek Fast Track Access to Nitish Kumar Cabinet
The Bihar election result has produced two first-timers who expect a special pass to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's new cabinet. Lalu Yadav's sons Tej Pratap and Tejaswi Yadav, who won their debut polls yesterday, said they are ready to be ministers, if asked.
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Ministerial Berths for Lalu's Sons Tejaswi, Tej Pratap? Why Not, Says Sister Misa
With Lalu Prasad's Rashtriya Janata Dal winning the most number of seats, 73, in the Bihar assembly elections, questions are being raised whether his two sons will be getting ministerial berths in the new government.
