JD(U) National President Sharad Yadav had written to the Governor urging him him not to entertain the recommendations of Manjhi, who, he sa...

As infighting continued in JD(U), senior party leader Nitish Kumar today dismissed any "plan" to replace Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi.

Manjhi's words came today after he visited Khaira village in Kharagpur block of Munger, which is suffering from fluoride contamination in w...

RJD candidate from Banka Iqubal Hussain Ansari, who lost to BJP's Ram Narayan Mandal by 711 votes, has blamed state minister.

The new ministers, including two women, were administered oath by Governor D Y Patil at the Raj Bhawan but were yet to be allotted their po...

Bihar's new Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi is likely to induct at least 10 to 12 ministers in the state Cabinet, JD(U) sources said.

Twelve nominated members of the Bihar Legislative Council, including three former RJD MLAs, were administered oath of office today.

India's big fortune of having intellectual stalwarts like Gandhi, Nehru, Patel, Azad etc at the dawn of Independence has also been its bigg...

RJD has decided to issue show cause notices to the four MLAs who failed to turn up at the legislature party meeting at the residence of for...

Senior RJD leader Samrat Chaudhary today rubbished allegations of fraud and claimed those who returned to the party did so under pressure.

With a faction of his MLAs parting ways with RJD, Lalu rushed to Patna to bring his house in order & blamed CM Nitish Kumar for hatching a ...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar feigned ignorance over the developments in RJD, from which 13 MLAs resigned.

Lalu Prasad Yadav downplayed reports of a split within his party even as he said that he was inquiring into the matter.

Lalu Prasad's RJD in Bihar today split with 13 of the 22 legislators of the party pledging support to the Nitish Kumar government.

Campaigning for the second phase of polls in UP, covering 59 assembly constituencies spread across 9 districts, drew to a close on Thursday.

As many as 118 candidates contesting the second phase of Uttar Pradesh assembly elections have criminal cases pending against them.

Almost all big parties have given tickets to candidates with criminal antecedents.SP leads with 30 such candidates.