Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar dismisses any plans to quit the NDA, emphasizing his long-standing relationship with the BJP and the supp...

Congress legislators, who were in Telangana ahead of Bihar's crucial trust vote, are set to return to Patna by Sunday evening. They will st...

Manjhi, the founding president of the HAM, has been demanding establishment of a "coordination committee" of representatives of all coaliti...

Sources in Bengal Congress also indicated that they might be able to woo and catch votes of Hindi-speaking electors in Bengal.

After hearing the legislators out, Kumar assured them that prompt action would be taken on any issues raised by them, Singh said.

Nitish Kumar, who parted ways with the BJP, hoping to garner support of the minorities, may find his party's electoral prospects dimming as...

The prospects of a Cong-RJD tie-up in Bihar have became brighter with RJD chief Lalu Prasad meeting Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in Delhi on...

In the last elections in 2005, the JD(U)-BJP alliance got 143 seats with JD(U) 88 and BJP 55. RJD and LJP together had 64 seats in the outg...

Exit polls at the final phase of the Bihar Assembly elections on Saturday predicted a clear victory for the JD(U)-BJP combine.

Congress ruled out possibility of a post-poll pact with the RJD-LJP combine in Bihar.

Lalu was taken aback when his factotum Raghuvansh Prasad Singh told reporters that a postpoll tie-up with Congress was possible if the RJD-...

LJP has begun seat-sharing talks with RJD for Bihar Assembly elections.

Shibu Soren's JMM holds the key to formation of the new govt.

The development, far from bringing cheer in the Congress camp, has increased their worrylines. It is now caught in a major bind.

The post-poll scenario could get more grim for the beleaguered Lalu Yadav. He may now find it exceedingly hard to salvage his political cre...

Relationship between Congress and RJD are no longer the same was evident when Congress fielded a Yadav candidate against the railway minist...

The UPA contingent from Bihar played a large part in helping the Congress form a government at the Centre in 2004.