While addressing a rally in Bikramganj in Rohtas바카라 attended by more than a lakh people, majority women바카라the Prime Minister also attacked the Opposition parties in the state for not focusing on the development of Bihar
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Md Asghar Khan is a Senior Correspondent from Jharkhand writing about politics, human rights, tribal issues, women issues, and the environment.
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The INDIA Bloc alliance members are embroiled in an intense tussle over seat-sharing in the upcoming Bihar assembly elections.
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Recent developments within the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar have given rise to a flurry of speculations.
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Migration from Bihar paints a grim picture. The state has been termed as the second state, after Uttar Pradesh, from where maximum migration takes place.
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Loyalty of the extremely backward among the 바카라backwards바카라 or the 바카라maha바카라 Dalit among the Dalits바카라that바카라s the crux of the upcoming elections in Bihar
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In almost all states, the revenue generated from Waqf properties is negligible due to the nominal rents being paid by shops and homeowners. Mismanagement is rampant as well
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Critics have accused Modi of turning a national tragedy into a political opportunity, as Bihar is heading towards elections
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The battle for Bihar 2025 is turning into a fight over the political dividends and risks of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, with the RJD sensing an opportunity in growing resentment against the JD(U)-BJP coalition
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In Bihar바카라s caste-dominated landscape, Prashant Kishor, the former strategist for other political parties, is reaching out to Muslims and women on behalf of his own newbie outfit. But can he cut their old ties with Lalu and Nitish?
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In an interview to Outlook, strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor, popularly known as PK, shares his gameplan for the upcoming state elections
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