Politics

Vijayvargiya said, "Dog runs after car and he thinks that the car is moving because of him...party doesn't run with a single person's efforts."

Country's most credible news channel CNN-IBN has once again proved that nobody can beat it when it comes to covering the elections.

Shiv Sena extended its greetings to Nitish Kumar in wake of his alliance's imminent victory. "Nitish Kumar has come through as a hero this elections, it was a necessity for Bihar to have Nitish back as CM, we would like to congratulate the people of Bihar...

With assembly elections due in less than six months, the results will show a clear trend on which side the state is.

The nine legislators joined BJP at a special function in its state head office attended by the party's national general secretary Ram Madhav, state unit president Sidhartha Bhattacharjee, Himanta and other party leaders.

"If we ban or stop watching Shah Rukh Khan's movie then he will come on road like other Muslims," said Adityanath.

Chhabra was protesting against sale and consumption of liquor and was demanding strengthening of Lokayukta in Rajasthan.

While Shiv Sena and BJP, allies in the state and at the Centre, are contesting the civic polls separately, the Congress and NCP have seat-sharing arrangement.

Holding that prima facie the RJD chief has violated the model code, EC gave him time till 3 PM of November 4 to file his reply else it will take action without further reference to him.

Kulkarni said he had accepted Kasuri's invitation to join the launch of his book 'Neither a Hawk nor a Dove' in Karachi on November 2.

The recent census showed that the Muslim community had registered a moderate 0.8 per cent growth to touch 17.22 crore in the 10 year period between 2001 and 2011.

Sena leader Sanjay Raut rued that though his party is in power, the government is not theirs and they are not part of the decision-making process.

Earlier too, Jaitley had said that Indian democracy cannot be a tyranny of unelected and questioned whether other institutions where appointments are made by elected representatives not credible enough.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal to give BJP-led National Democratic Alliance a chance to rule Bihar has an appeal in the city.

JDU spokesperson Rajeev Ranjan Prasad is contesting from Digha and his main rival is BJP's Sanjiv Chaurasia.