Vaishali (Bihar) [India], October 24 (ANI) Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday said that 'Lalten yug' has come to an end in the s...

"In Maharashtra, it is the responsibility of Maharashtra's coalition government led by Uddhav Thackeray to enforce the law. Nitish Kumar sh...

Kishor is said to have maintained his position before Kumar that the CAB was unconstitutional. On Friday, another senior leader of the JD (...

In an exclusive chat with ET Now, Jayant Sinha, MoS, Aviation, said only Prime Minister Narendra Modi can provide development and good gove...

"The road accidents have come down by 19 per cent between April and November this year when compared to the same period last year," Nitish ...

"People say there is Jungle Raj in Bihar. But, there is Mangal Raj and rule of law in Bihar. Action is being taken in all cases of murders....

Kumar's rivalry with PM Modi is an open secret. He had driven JD(U) to severe ties with BJP in June 2013 ending 17 year old alliance.

Asked if Congress and Left would be invited to work with the united Janata Party to defeat BJP, Kumar did not dismiss the possibility.

With Congress in all probability entering into alliance with RJD and LJP in Bihar, CM Nitish Kumar today said that the alliance would "fall...

Nitish Kumar today said effective measures were being taken to tide over the twin crisis in Bihar.

But in the same breath, Nitish Kumar said all constituents have their "own identity, own philosophy and own programmes".

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said that granting special status to the state will accelerate economic growth in the country.

Literacy among women in Bihar has leapfrogged to over 53 per cent from 33 per cent 12 years ago due to sustained efforts of the government.

Kumar said Bihar and other backward states should be granted their due rights to join the bandwagon of development.

"Every poor family will get three goats each through self -help groups (SHGs) as part of a development plan," Kumar said at a function here.

Sunday Times spoke to Bihar CM Nitish Kumar about his political ambitions and challenges.

Bihar has sought the help of Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani, the chief of India's Unique Identification Database Authority, to improve ...