Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge confidently predicts that the Mahagathbandhan will put an end to 20 years of flimsy governance in Bihar. ...

Bihar faces a crucial election on November 6 and 11. The political landscape is shifting, with women's empowerment and jobs taking center s...

The Congress party has accused the BJP-JDU government in Bihar of destroying the state's industrial tradition over 20 years, leading to wid...

The Election Commission of India is set to announce Bihar election dates, anticipating a fierce three-way contest amidst Chief Minister Nit...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a skill development university in Bihar, named after Karpoori Thakur, and launched ₹62,000 crore y...

Prime Minister Modi launched education and skilling initiatives for youth. He spoke about Bihar's development and blamed past RJD rule for ...

Akhilesh Yadav, Samajwadi Party leader, joined the Bihar Opposition's "vote adhikar yatra," urging people to defeat the BJP in the upcoming...

Prashant Kishor criticized Narendra Modi's upcoming Bihar visit. He stated it would not address Bihar's core issues. These include unemploy...

"The massive crowd at the Mahrozgar Mela is not just a gathering, but a message--that the youth of Bihar no longer want speeches, but emplo...

The PM also reacted to Prasad's barb that his attacks on dynastic politics stemmed from his having "no family" and said "had people like Ja...

Addressing his rally at Valmiki Nagar, the former Congress president said he was pained to see that Prime Minister Modis effigy was burnt i...

Raj wished Nitish and Lalu to lead the state on the path of development, so that Biharis do not need migrate to other states.

"Modi ji comes and makes big speeches. You ask him what treatment is meted out to Biharis by the BJP government in Maharasthra."

Dubbed 'Litti Pe Charcha', named after a popular dish in Bihar, the discussion brought together over 200 members of the Indian diaspora.

The star campaigner of NDA for Bihar elections said Nitish Kumar has been brought down to his current state because of his arrogance.

Javadekar said 'lack' of employment opportunities was the main reason for migration of youth from Bihar to other parts of the country.

In the last 10 years, a total of 37 lakh moved to get a degree, showing that a discouraging academic landscape near home is no longer keepi...