The ruling JD(U) today asked party workers to improve the image of the state government in Bihar by highlighting its good works.

According to JD-U leaders, Nitish Kumar will take oath as chief minister on November 20 along with a 36-member council of ministers.

Though the official announcement is awaited, JD(U) Nitish Kumar in all likelihood would take oath as the new chief minister of Bihar on Nov...

In the third phase covering 50 assembly seats, BJP’s hopes are based on the concentration of upper castes and urban voters in most of the r...

Mishra's daughter-in-law Dilmani Devi, who was administered membership of JD(U) by CM Nitish Kumar last night, came to the JD(U) office to ...

JD(U) launched 'Parcha pe charcha' (discussion over pamphlet) in which people were told about the "good work" done by Nitish Kumar governme...

As per the understanding, JD(U) and RJD would share 10 seats each while Congress would get 3 and NCP one in the poll for Council from local...

State JD(U) President Basistha Narayan Singh told reporters that there was no point taking the name of Manjhi who had relation with BJP.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will sit on a 24-hour fast here tomorrow as part of JD(U)'s stir against the Land Acquisition bill.

With his handpicked Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi challenging him, JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar today said he had erred in taking the decisi...

The sources said after the recognition of Kumar as new leader of JD(U) in the Assembly, Manjhi has become a former leader of JD(U)LP.

"He has to clear his priority whether its important to participate in a meeting of the party to review work of party and government or atte...

Chief Minister Manjhi had an hour-long meeting with Union Minister of State for Rural Development and Sanitation Ramkripal Yadav.

The RJD has decided not to make any further statement on the leadership of the JD(U), Congress, RJD alliance in Bihar ahead of the bye-elec...

Lalu Prasad today favoured an alliance with JD(U) for the bye-election on ten Assembly seats but said a decision on this will be taken only...

"Everybody has freedom to practise one's religion and any activities against this is an attack on religious faith of others."

Bihar JD(U) President Basistha Narayan Singh separately told reporters about the decision to fight the bypoll with RJD and Congress.