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In Bihar Rout, A Silver Lining For RJD: It Still Commands Muslim-Yadav Vote
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) may have suffered one of its biggest electoral setbacks in Bihar, but the Muslim-Yadav backing for the Lalu Yadav-led party has remained intact, showed an analysis of the election results by Ascendia Strategies.
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NOTA vs Netas: How Voter Discontent Shaped Bihar's Tightest Battles
Bihar has completed its assembly elections, and the NDA has secured a sweeping victory with 202 seats. The BJP has emerged as the standout performer this time. But beyond the big wins, another trend quietly made its mark-the rise of NOTA.
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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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"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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"Rs 10,000 To Women Big Factor In Bihar Verdict": Prashant Kishor Exclusive
Ex-poll strategist Prashant Kishor - whose fledgling Jan Suraaj made its electoral debut (and flopped) in the Bihar Assembly election - accused rivals BJP and JDU of paying 1.21 crore women Rs 10,000 each to ensure a landslide win.
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"Impossible, False": Election Body On RJD's 25,000 Pre-Loaded Votes Claim
The Election Commission on Tuesday dismissed senior RJD leader Jagdanand Singh's allegation that each EVM used in the Bihar polls had 25,000 votes even before polling, saying it is "technically impossible" and "procedurally false".
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Elections 2026: Which State, Local Bodies Will Go To Polls
Assam will go to the polls for all 126 seats, Kerala for 140 seats, Tamil Nadu for 234 seats, West Bengal for 294 seats, and the Union Territory of Puducherry for 30 seats -- all in 2026.
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NDTV, India's Most Preferred Network, Emerges Number 1 In Bihar Coverage
From the first vote on November 6 to the second phase of polling and the exit poll day on November 11 to the big result day on November 14, NDTV has led the news broadcasters.
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Opinion | For BJP, Bengal Won't Be As Easy As Bihar
It has been the BJPs singular weakness in West Bengal that it never quite gets the cultural, historical and political details right. And these details matter.
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Assam Minister's "Cauliflower" Post On NDA's Bihar Win Sparks Huge Row
Right in the middle of Friday afternoon, as counting of votes in Bihar pointed to a big NDA win, a minister in the Himanta Sarma cabinet celebrated it with a cauliflower post, a stark reminder of the 1989 Bhagalpur massacre.
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Ex-IPS Officer, Who Switched To BJP From Prashant Kishor Camp, Wins Bihar Polls
Anand Mishra, a 2011-batch IPS officer, defeated Congress candidate Sanjay Kumar Tiwari by a margin of over 28,000 votes in Buxar.
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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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Mayawati's Party Wins Ramgarh Seat In Bihar By 30 Votes
Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party has won one seat in Bihar. Its candidate Satish Kumar Yadav has won, beating his nearest rival, the BJP's sitting legislator Ashok Kumar Singh, by 30 votes.
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Who Let Down RJD? Asaduddin Owaisi's Angry Retort On "BJP's Team B" Allegation
The AIMIM having won five assembly seats in Bihar, party chief Asaduddin Owaisi made it clear he was expecting allegations of "BJP's B team" again - this time from the main opposition party RJD, which has been decimated 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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In Bihar Rout, A Silver Lining For RJD: It Still Commands Muslim-Yadav Vote
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) may have suffered one of its biggest electoral setbacks in Bihar, but the Muslim-Yadav backing for the Lalu Yadav-led party has remained intact, showed an analysis of the election results by Ascendia Strategies.
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NOTA vs Netas: How Voter Discontent Shaped Bihar's Tightest Battles
Bihar has completed its assembly elections, and the NDA has secured a sweeping victory with 202 seats. The BJP has emerged as the standout performer this time. But beyond the big wins, another trend quietly made its mark-the rise of NOTA.
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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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"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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"Rs 10,000 To Women Big Factor In Bihar Verdict": Prashant Kishor Exclusive
Ex-poll strategist Prashant Kishor - whose fledgling Jan Suraaj made its electoral debut (and flopped) in the Bihar Assembly election - accused rivals BJP and JDU of paying 1.21 crore women Rs 10,000 each to ensure a landslide win.
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"Impossible, False": Election Body On RJD's 25,000 Pre-Loaded Votes Claim
The Election Commission on Tuesday dismissed senior RJD leader Jagdanand Singh's allegation that each EVM used in the Bihar polls had 25,000 votes even before polling, saying it is "technically impossible" and "procedurally false".
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Elections 2026: Which State, Local Bodies Will Go To Polls
Assam will go to the polls for all 126 seats, Kerala for 140 seats, Tamil Nadu for 234 seats, West Bengal for 294 seats, and the Union Territory of Puducherry for 30 seats -- all in 2026.
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NDTV, India's Most Preferred Network, Emerges Number 1 In Bihar Coverage
From the first vote on November 6 to the second phase of polling and the exit poll day on November 11 to the big result day on November 14, NDTV has led the news broadcasters.
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Opinion | For BJP, Bengal Won't Be As Easy As Bihar
It has been the BJPs singular weakness in West Bengal that it never quite gets the cultural, historical and political details right. And these details matter.
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Assam Minister's "Cauliflower" Post On NDA's Bihar Win Sparks Huge Row
Right in the middle of Friday afternoon, as counting of votes in Bihar pointed to a big NDA win, a minister in the Himanta Sarma cabinet celebrated it with a cauliflower post, a stark reminder of the 1989 Bhagalpur massacre.
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Ex-IPS Officer, Who Switched To BJP From Prashant Kishor Camp, Wins Bihar Polls
Anand Mishra, a 2011-batch IPS officer, defeated Congress candidate Sanjay Kumar Tiwari by a margin of over 28,000 votes in Buxar.
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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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Mayawati's Party Wins Ramgarh Seat In Bihar By 30 Votes
Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party has won one seat in Bihar. Its candidate Satish Kumar Yadav has won, beating his nearest rival, the BJP's sitting legislator Ashok Kumar Singh, by 30 votes.
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Who Let Down RJD? Asaduddin Owaisi's Angry Retort On "BJP's Team B" Allegation
The AIMIM having won five assembly seats in Bihar, party chief Asaduddin Owaisi made it clear he was expecting allegations of "BJP's B team" again - this time from the main opposition party RJD, which has been decimated 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.
