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The Bihar 2024 elections, marked by caste politics and alliances, could redefine political landscapes. The 'Mahagathbandhan' aims to leverage the caste census, hiking quotas for OBCs, SCs, and STs. Nitish Kumar's relevance hinges on this, while the BJP tests its dominance sans JD(U) support. Past elections' dynamics shift with alliances like JD(U)-RJD, altering the electoral calculus. Caste survey revelations prompt seat-sharing dilemmas, shaping strategies amidst caste-based demands for political representation.

Modi and Shah were present in the Parliament complex on Thursday but did not attend either House. Opposition MPs chanted slogans in the Wells of both Houses, demanding the duo come, make a statement and answer questions on Wednesday’s security breach

AILSA CHANG, HOST: COVID-19 has now killed nearly 900 health care workers, according to the CDC. Some sources say the toll could be even higher - more than 1,400 lives. Today, we're going to remember one of them, Dr. Mohammad Jawed. ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: Jawed was born in Pakistan in 1961. He studied medicine there before making his way to Corbin, Ky., where he practiced medicine for 23 years. CHANG: He had three daughters - 25-year-old Ghazal; Hannah, who is 18; and 8-year-old Fareen. Ghazal says her dad was game for just about anything. GHAZAL: I randomly wanted to paint my dad's toenails, and...