Nitish Kumar
Nitish Kumar slams Bihar chief secretary for vacant posts in BPSC
An event was held in Patna to celebrate the 75th anniversary of BPSC where Kumar was the chief guest. Nitish Kumar has also directed the Chief Secretary to sit with his Principal Secretary Deepak Kumar and resolve the problem. "You have given speech and work which is all right but we are expecting more from you. Why the posts are vacant in BPSC and why you have not taken steps to fill it. Please sit with the principal secretary of CMO Deepak Ji and sort the issue," the Chief Minister said.
Violence in Sasaram, Nalanda well-planned conspiracies, alleges Nitish
"The authorities are looking into every matter and the truth will come out soon," he stated. We have never seen any such incidents in Bihar. Why is it happening now? Some people have deliberately conspired wrong things to disturb peace. I have given directions to the authorities to probe the incidents from every angle and find out the culprits.
Bihar Education Minister touches feet of Nitish Kumar
People now believe that the leaders of the RJD are opting for a defensive strategy ever since Tejashwi Yadav and other members of the Lalu Prasad family came under the radar of the CBI and the ED. Yadav's gesture, at the swearing-in ceremony of newly-appointed Chief Justice of the Patna High Court A. Vinod Chandran in the Raj Bhavan in the presence of leaders like Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Sanjay Jha and others left all surprised.
Stay alert of people coming from Delhi, CM Nitish advises Kushwaha community
Addressing a gathering of Kushwaha community at the Sri Krishna Memorial Hall here to celebrate the birth anniversary of Emperor Ashoka - whom the Kushwahas claim descent from, he used the term "Sachet Rahiyega" (remain alert) from the people who come from Delhi and claimed that they have done lots of things for them.
'Can't comment as matter is in court', says Nitish Kumar on Rahul Gandhi's disqualification
"Since I have joined politics, I have never commented on matters pending in the courts. If anyone is facing a court case, I would not like to comment on it. I have been running the government in Bihar for the last 17 years, but I have never interfered in any court matter," the Chief Minister said, adding: "I am closely observing all the developments in the country. Everyone knows why they are happening."
Have no issue with BJP's new Bihar chief Samrat Chaudhary, says Upendra Kushwaha
"I want to make a promise to Samrat Ashok that I have no issues with Samrat Chaudhary. We are the leaders of the 21st century and not the 19th century. We will work together to avoid Jungle Raj coming to Bihar again. Nitish Kumar is sitting in the lap of the RJD and thinking of bringing Jungle Raj back in Bihar," he claimed in his address at an event here.
Jitan Ram Manjhi now demands Nobel Prize for Nitish Kumar
Manjhi, while participating in the discussion on the appropriation bill, said that after 'Bihar Kesri' Sri Krishna Sinha, the first Chief Minister of state post-Independence, if anyone worked for the state, it is Nitish Kumar. "After the first Chief Minister Sri Krishna Singh, Nitish Kumar is the only chief minister who has done exemplary work for the welfare of people of Bihar. Hence, he deserves a Nobel prize. I demand the same," he said.
Nitish visits BJP MLC's house, attends 'puja'
Mayukh was hosting the religious festival on Sunday. This has led to speculation in Bihar whether Nitish Kumar may execute his 'Paltimar' plan again. Chaiti Chhath is currently underway in the state, and people were celebrating 'Kharna' on Sunday. The Chhath is celebrated days after the Holi festival. Sanjay Mayukh is considered to.
Patna, Surat police nab man who threatened to blow up Nitish Kumar
The accused was identified as Ankit Vinay Kumar Mishra (28), a native of Manikpur village in Vaishali district, and living in Surat for the last 6 years .Mishra has called up a private media organization and threatened to kill Nitish Kumar using a bomb. Since the matter was highly sensitive, Patna police immediately constituted a team.
JD-U believes Opposition can pull off 2004 repeat without common PM face
In different phases, the BJP leaders were trying to set narratives depending on the popularity of a particular leader. They sometimes go for Rahul Gandhi, Nitish Kumar, K Chandrashekher Rao or Mamata Benerjee but such ploys are looking to be influencing the opposition parties. Neeraj Kumar, JD-U MLC and chief.
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