BJP BID TO COUNTER JD-U VOTE LOSS AS FIRST PHASE CAMPAIGN ENDS ON TUESDAY
NEW DELHI: With electioneering for the first phase of the Bihar Assembly polls entering its final hours, the political battleground has reached a fever pitch. Campaign vehicles are making their last runs, star campaigners are squeezing in final rallies, and the rhetoric from all sides has peaked, underlining the intensity of what analysts believe is […]
RAJASTHAN’S PHALODI SATTA MARKET SPECULATES RETURN OF NDA LED BY NITISH KUMAR
NEW DELHI: The satta market in Phalodi district town of jodhpur in Rajasthan is speculating return of the NDA led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar with 128 to 134 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly. It gives 66 to 68 seats to BJP and 54 to 56 seats to Janata Dal (United), though both parties […]
KHARGE DENIES PM’S CLAIM, THAT RJD STOLE CM’S POST
KHARGE DENIES PM’S CLAIM THAT RJD STOLE CM’S POST FROM CONGRESS NEW DELHI: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday refuted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claim that Bihar’s Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) “stole” the Chief Minister’s post from the Congress, which the PM claimed led to a rift in the Mahagathbandhan alliance. “All of this is […]
SC ORDER ON NOV 7 : ON FEEDING STRAY DOGS
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday said it will soon issue an order “in a couple of days”, may be on November 7, on regulating the feeding of dogs in institutions, including those of the government, where the employees support canines in such areas. The three-judge bench headed by Justice Vikram Nath and also […]
NITISH ABSENT FROM PM’S ROAD SHOW & RALLY IN PATNA
NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar did not turn up at Prime Minister Modi’s road show and rally in Patna on Monday. The Mahagathbandhan leaders described it as “internal differences” while Chirag Paswan dubbed it as division of responsibilities in the NDA. Paswan said the responsibilities were distributed because of small time period before the […]
TEJASHWI’S “PRANN” VS NDA’S “SANKALP PATRA” VISION CLASH SHAPES BIHAR POLL NARRATIVE
As the 2025 Bihar Assembly election approaches, two contrasting manifestos — the opposition bloc’s Tejashwi Prann and the ruling alliance’s Sankalp Patra — have set the contours of voter choice. While both promise to deliver for youth, women, farmers, and the disadvantaged, the nature of the pledges reflects sharply divergent political visions and electoral strategies, […]
