After Shah’s 2029 Deadline, JDU Says No UCC in Bihar
Rajak cited Nitish Kumar’s longstanding position, saying the JDU had supported the UCC in principle but would not allow its ...
Read moreDetailsRajak cited Nitish Kumar’s longstanding position, saying the JDU had supported the UCC in principle but would not allow its ...
Read moreDetailsThe move has sparked speculation about a leadership transition in Bihar, with political observers suggesting Nishant Kumar could eventually take ...
Read moreDetailsThe veteran JD(U) leader’s shift to Parliament marks a turning point in Bihar politics, with NDA legislators meeting under Amit ...
Read moreDetailsBY Navin Upadhyay March 5, 2026: The sudden emergence of Nishant Kumar in Bihar’s political discourse marks a striking shift ...
Read moreDetailsAmid concerns about his health, reports that Nitish Kumar could step aside have fuelled political tension, with party leaders scrambling ...
Read moreDetailsThe controversial post declared Nitish Kumar would “remain the Chief Minister,” only for JD(U) to retract it abruptly. The reversal ...
Read moreDetailsJD(U)’s sweeping comeback under Nitish Kumar has left Kishor facing intense scrutiny over his credibility and political foresight. By PC ...
Read moreDetailsThe RJD-led INDIA bloc is gaining traction among youth and EBC voters, turning several regions into tight three-cornered fights. BY ...
Read moreDetailsFrom ‘Lakhpati Didis’ to industrial parks in every district, the Sankalp Patra brims with ambitious pledges that could reshape Bihar’s ...
Read moreDetailsJitan Ram Manjhi’s HAM retains seven seats and Upendra Kushwaha’s RLM six, mirroring the 2020 formula with minor adjustments to ...
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