Nitish Kumar, over the years, has shown he is the quintessential Indian politician
To retain trustworthiness in wake of graft charges against Lalu's family, he should call for polls
Nitish Kumar's action has three important political implications
Kumar was sworn in as the CM along with BJP's Sushil Kumar Modi as his deputy on Thursday
Congress V-P Rahul Gandhi also slammed Kumar for shaking hands with the BJP for 'personal gains'
Now, as part of NDA govt in the state, faces heat from within his party
He maintained that his decision to join hands with the BJP was in the state
Grand Alliance in tatters in Bihar
This is his 2nd innings in last 2 years after he snapped ties late on Wednesday with RJD, Congress
The leader further added the separate meetings of Mahagathbandhan was called as the session is
He was reacting to the BJP's challenge of holding fresh assembly polls in Bihar
He also handed over a letter to PM Modi demanding special grants for Bihar
Kumar must drop Yadav from his Cabinet if he wants to show that he is intolerant of corruption
People of Bihar will never forgive Nitish Kumar: RJD leader
Speculation comes on the back of Nitish mocking Cong over Presidential poll and Lalu's new trouble
With uncertainty looming large on the prospects of the Grand Alliance government in Bihar, the governance appears to be the first causality. Many important decisions have been put off or delayed considering the political instability. Even the cabinet meeting was postponed twice and finally took place on Wednesday. "But that was also pretty basic and took care of the small matters like rationalisation of taxes on fertilizers after the implementation of the GST. There is a complete standstill in government offices. Leave alone policy decisions, even the routine working has been halted. Everyone is waiting the fog of instability to be over," said a senior IAS official. One look on the government activities indicates the slowdown. The industries department had decided last month that it would formalise a list of probable start-ups by the first week of July. However, the list is not ready even a month later. Even work on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's "seven resolves" has been stopped as ..
Nitish too is a leader without a family burden but he isn't a megalomaniac like Modi, he said
JD(U) to meet amid media speculation that Kumar might announce some tough decision on Tejaswi
In a thinly veiled dig at the his alliance partner Congress, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar asked the opposition parties should present "an alternative agenda" against the Modi government instead of merely harping on their unity. He asked the Congress to take the lead as "a big party in setting an alternative narrative" for the next general election. "Just talking of unity among opposition parties isn't enough," the Chief Minister told the scribes on the sidelines of his weekly Lok Samvad programme, "there must be an agenda against the BJP-led government at the center. This must not be just in reaction to what the BJP says or does, but an alternative narrative. Congress, being the largest party, must lead from the front."He once again rejected the rumors about becoming PM face for opposition in 2019. "We are a small party and very well know the futility of nourishing prime ministerial ambitions. It is seen that the candidate whose name is in circulation never gets to the post," ...
To recover lost space within Oppn, JD (U) to take up issues of farmer protests, mob lynchings