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BJP meeting, over NDA rift in Bihar, concludes at Deputy CM's residence - Vimarsana News

BJP meeting, over NDA rift in Bihar, concludes at Deputy CM's residence

The action occurred after the Bihar chief minister met with all JD(U) MPs and MLAs at his official house here today, amid rumours of a schism with ally BJP.

Source: newsx.com
Lone Opposition spot an opportunity for BJP in Bihar - Vimarsana News

Lone Opposition spot an opportunity for BJP in Bihar

The BJP has successfully wedded its 'kamandal' politics with Mandal in Uttar Pradesh, but neighbouring Bihar has been a bumpier ride for its Hindutva juggernaut.

Sole Opposition status an opportunity for BJP in Bihar - Vimarsana News

Sole Opposition status an opportunity for BJP in Bihar

The BJP has successfully wedded its 'kamandal' politics with Mandal in Uttar Pradesh, but neighbouring Bihar has been a bumpier ride for its Hindutva juggernaut.

'Second Split': Why Nitish, BJP not on same page anymore? - Vimarsana News

'Second Split': Why Nitish, BJP not on same page anymore?

Nitish Kumar, the powerful JD-U leader, on Tuesday once again parted ways with the BJP-led NDA and resigned as the Chief Minister, joining hands with the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) -- throwing a stunner that not only created a stir in Bihar, but also in the country's political arena.

Bihar: 7 Times Nitish Kumar Took Oath Before Today - Vimarsana News

Bihar: 7 Times Nitish Kumar Took Oath Before Today

Janata Dal United leader Nitish Kumar will take oath as the Chief Minister of Bihar for the eighth time today, a day after ditching the Bharatiya Janata Party to form a grand alliance with the Rashtriya Janata Dal, Congress and smaller parties.

Source: ndtv.com