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Thakur, twice chief minister of Bihar, was a staunch Lohiaite socialist whose politics and ideology ran against both the Sangh and the Congress; both groups have suddenly begun to compete to celebrate Thakur and claim his legacy
Karpoori Thakur is considered a pioneer of the idea of reservation in government jobs for the backward sections. In 1978, he brought in 26 per cent reservation for backward classes in Bihar. He is remembered for implementing the recommendations of the Mungeri Lal Commission, which introduced these quotas. This eventually set off a chain of events that led to the Mandal Commission recommendations in the 1990s
The BJP strategically nominates late leader Karpoori Thakur for Bharat Ratna, honoring his OBC championing. Born in 1924, Thakur served two short terms as Bihar's CM, implementing notable policies like alcohol ban. His birthplace renaming and recent caste survey affirm his lasting impact. Thakur's journey, from an EBC background, symbolizes social justice. BJP's move aims to leverage his legacy, especially among Bihar's EBCs, showcasing the evolving political dynamics in the state. Thakur's nomination is a pivotal moment in acknowledging his enduring influence on Bihar's socio-political landsc...
Karpoori Thakur has been chosen for Bharat Ratna a day ahead of his birth anniversary. Karpoori Thakur rose to prominence in 1967, when the state saw its first non-Congress government headed by Mahamaya Prasad Sinha.
PM Modi praised Karpoori Thakur for being a beacon of social justice, emphasizing his tireless efforts to champion the cause of the downtrodden. - Newsx