Two years ago Chirag Paswan's political career looked uncertain but now it seems Chirag will remain relevant in national politics.
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The basic ideology of the party was social justice and secularism, which the party demonstrated on many occasions
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As Nitish Kumar is ageing, the future of JDU looks dim because there is no young leadership to take the legacy forward.
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Though the Bharat Ratna to Karpoori Thakur may have come close to the Lok Sabha elections, the BJP has been trying to own Thakur for quite some time
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For the BJP, an alliance with Nitish Kumar will not only help the party win more seats but it will be the biggest setback for the Congress-led INDIA alliance as Nitish was instrumental in cementing this alliance.
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Together with the 10% Economically Backward Class (EWS) quota, the bill will push reservation in Bihar to 75 per cent, well past the 50% ceiling set by the Supreme Court.
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The recently-released caste data has already created political ripples in Bihar. But the real tectonic shift will happen when the socio-economic data is released
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When the Narendra Modi government introduced the Women’s Reservation Bill, it was seen as an attempt to polarise women voters towards the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), but, when it comes to polarising women voters, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is way ahead.
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The politics of social justice and secularism suits Lalu Prasad Yadav because OBCs, especially the Yadav caste, backward classes and Muslims have played a big role in taking his political career to the top.
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The Bihar unit of BJP criticized the government for not implementing the new education policy and said that it was shameful that Nitish Kumar has been ruling the state for over 18 years and despite this, educational infrastructure is poor in Bihar.
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