Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar feeds a flock of geese at the newly inaugurated Venu Van, in Rajgir.
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Police personnel try to stop Congress party workers during their protest march against the new farm laws, in Patna.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar during the inauguration of R-Block-Digha four lane road, in Patna,. Also seen are Bihar Deputy CMs Tarkishore Prasad (R) and Renu Devi (2L).
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BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi and RSS Field Campaigner Ram Dutta Chakradhar during the 'Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Nidhi' campaign, at a slum area in Patna.
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Police investigate a car belonging to Station Head of Indigo Airlines Rupesh Singh, who was shot dead by unidentified bike borne criminals on Tuesday night, in Patna.
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Refrigerated vans carrying the first consignment of COVID-19 vaccination leaves from Jai Prakash Narayan Airport, in Patna.
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Janata Dal United National President RCP Singh addresses a press conference, in Patna.
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RJD leader Tejaswi Yadav in a meeting with the party's senior leaders, in Patna.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar speaks during the second day of the Bihar JD-U Council meeting, in Patna.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar along with JD(U) National President RCP Singh, state party President Bashistha Narain Singh and others during party state council meeting, in Patn...
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Bharatiya Janata Party national spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain during a press conference in Patna.
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Health workers prepare for the dry run of COVID-19 vaccine at PMCH Hospital, in Patna.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar pays tribute to Kamala Devi, the late mother of Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, during a prayer meet in Patna.
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Janta Dal (United) National President RCP Sinha during a meeting with BJP's in-charge of Bihar Bhupender Yadav (L), at party office in Patna.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inspects COVID-19 vaccine centre, at Nalanda Medical College and Hospital (NMCH) in Patna.
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Family members of a hotel owner, who was shot dead by miscreants in the morning, mourn, at their residence in Gopalganj.
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Students attend a class at a school that was re-opened after remaining closed for months due to a coronavirus pandemic, in Patna.
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Lok Janshakti Party activists burn an effigy of Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan during a protest aganist alleged attack on hindu temples in the country, in Patna.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar visits Navparivartan Startup Zone, at Chanpatia in West Champaran district.
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Police baton charge on All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee activists during their Raj Bhawan march against Centre's farm reform laws, in Patna.
Doctors attending to the girl, who is in a critical condition, said, both her eyes were damaged but it is yet to be ascertained whether she has completely lost her eyesight.
Lalan Singh's statement assumes significance in the backdrop of rumours of political instability in the state in view of alleged lack of compatibility between the two major NDA partners- BJP and JD(U).
The year 2020 ushered in on a stormy note with the Shaheen Bagh sit-in and is now closing with another bigger protest by farmers, who have encircled the Capital.
A schoolteacher shot right through the eye, businessmen brothers disappeared, a jewellery shop looted of crores, even politicians murdered…Nitish is fast losing his USP.
Upendra Kushwaha’s RLSP led the 'third front' along with BSP, AIMIM et al—often accused of being the 'spoiler'. Now, the man himself cosies up to Nitish.
Qaidi No. 3351 at Hotwar jail is no ordinary prisoner. Phone calls go out to new legislators, and at the other end is a certain voice that resembled Laloo Prasad Yadav.
Nitish Kumar is no longer the man of the house. A resurgent opposition, a dominant ally, two new deputy CMs who may not be pliable, a tainted minister he had once suspended….
How did ‘Jai Shri Ram’ win? By managing media and by deploying LJP, MIM et al. That helped thwart real solidarities and kept angry Dalit-Muslim votes from drifting to Tejashwi.
While Seshan came to Bihar primarily to clean up the electoral system and stop rigging, its immediate beneficiary turned out to be the man who was initially most incensed about him
Going by the astounding victory of the NDA in the just-concluded general elections, it seems that Nitish Kumar had taken a rather pragmatic step by walking out of the Mahagathbandhan at the right time.
It would be a mistake on part of his opponents to take Lalu Prasad's junior son Tejashwi Yadav lightly given the fact that he is widely acknowledged to be a true inheritor of his father’s legacy, tainted or otherwise.
People from non-political background have always outnumbered inveterate politicians in Nitish Kumar's inner circle of advisors. Kishor has been one of them, with or without an official arrangement.