BJP walks out from trust vote in Bihar Assembly
Patna: With the JD(U) mustering majority for passage of trust vote, BJP MLAs on Thursday walked out of the Bihar Assembly after accusing Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of betraying the mandate of NDA.
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Nitish to seek trust vote tomorrow, expected to win
Patna: After JD(U) parted ways with ally BJP, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will seek a trust vote tomorrow at a special session of Bihar Assembly to prove his majority which he is expected to muster w
BJP to expose Nitish's 'duplicity' over Modi, CM defends himself
Patna: Bitter over JD(U) snapping its 17-year- old alliance, the BJP on Monday decided to expose ‘duplicity’ of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar over Narendra Modi by publicly releasing CDs of his speeche
JD(U)-BJP split: A new turn in politics
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and JD(U) president Sharad Yadav announced in Patna on Sunday that their party was withdrawing from the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance with which it was integr
DC Special: Will NaMonia spread
A week is a long time in politics, more so if it happens to be Indian politics. Who would have thought last week that Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, (NaMo to party faithfuls) thanks to relentl
Nitish Kumar meets Bihar governor, tells alliance with BJP is over
Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar met state Governor D.Y. Patil here today and informed him that his party's alliance with the BJP in the state was over.
Meanwhile, the eleven BJP ministers i
BJP-JD(U) split imminent: Top Bihar BJP leaders refuse to meet Nitish Kumar
Patna: With the split in the ruling coalition in Bihar looking imminent, state NDA convenor Nand Kishore Yadav and Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi on Saturday refused to meet Chief Minister N
Can’t carry Modi baggage, says JD(U); talks of Third Front gather steam
New Delhi: The BJP and JD(U) are heading closer to a parting of ways, even as parleys among non-Congress, non-BJP parties over possible political alliances gathered momentum on Friday.
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Mamata Banerjee wants to increase bargaining power: Left on Federal Front
Kolkata: Terming West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's call for a Federal Front as a ‘ploy’ to increase her bargaining power with Congress and BJP before the 2014 polls, the Left parties feel
Mamata Banerjee goes for Federal Front
Kolkata: Desperate to take forward her call for a Federal Front, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamul supremo Mamata Banerjee has initiated talks with the leaders of three key regional parties — J