In solidarity with Lalu
Differences with Lalu Shouldn’t Lead One to Blow Hindutva Sankh (Conch)
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Bihar rejects politics of hate
At the end of the day when the dust settled, the final result clearly gave a two-thirds majority to JD-U-RJD-Congress-led Grand Alliance which won as many as 178 seats out of 243, while the BJP-led NDA bit the dust, winning mere 58 seats.
‘Lalu is the biggest hero of social empowerment in Bihar’: Srikant
Abhay Kumar sat with this sixty-one year scholar at his Patna residence to understand complexities of the Bihar polls. Following are excerpts from this interview which was conducted before the counting of the polls.
बाथे की नजर से बिहार चुनाव
दलितों और पिछड़ों ने ऊँची जातियों के हाथों बहुत कुछ भोगा है परंतु वोट के मामले में वे अब भी बंटे हुए हैं
Bihar polls: Lalu’s show at son’s turf
Suddenly the crowd began to stir and then flutter. This was the signal for us that our long wait for Lalu Prasad Yadav, RJD president, finally came to an end. Amid the cheers of people, Lalu on Wednesday walked to the venue of the rally on Katra crossing’s ground in Mahua constituency from where his son Tej Pratap Yadav is making a debut.
90 percent of Muslims are supporting JD-U, RJD-Congress-led Grand Alliance: Imarat-e Shariah
An Interview with Maulana Anisur Rahman Qasmi, General Secretary of Imarat-e Shariah Bihar & Orissa
Days before election, polling booth of Left stronghold Ara village remains inundated with canal water
The fourth phase of polling is four days to go but the villagers of Terari Assembly constituency in Ara district, considered to be a stronghold of the radical communist CPI-ML (Liberation), are not sure if they would be able to cast their votes as the polling booths in the Government School remain inundated with canal water for months.
Bihar: Amid speculations of Grand Alliance leading, Nitish leads offensive against Modi
Amid speculations in a section of media that the Grand Alliance (Mahagathbandhan) is maintaining a lead over BJP-led NDA by the end of two phases of the ongoing Bihar polls, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar led an offensive attack against Narendra Modi at his home turf on the ground of Punpun High School, 22 kms from the state capital, Patna.
Bihar Polls: “I lost elections because I carry a Muslim name” says four-time CPI candidate
Interview with Masood Manzar, who is contesting Gaya Assembly Elections for the fourth time on the Communist Party of India’s (CPI) ticket.
Patna (19 October, 2015): Gulam Rasool Balyawi is General Secretary of Janata Dal (United) and President of the Markazi Edara-e- Sharia. In recognition of his influence over Muslims, the party sent him to Rajya Sabha in 2014. In the ongoing Bihar Assembly Elections, the forty-three year old Maulana Balyawi is busy addressing public rallies one after the other. Out of his hectic schedule, he found time on last Friday evening at his residence in Patna and spoke to Milli Gazette on a whole range of issues, including strategies and options available to the Muslim community in the ongoing Bihar polls. Following are excerpts of the interview: