Critics have accused Modi of turning a national tragedy into a political opportunity, as Bihar is heading towards elections
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Md Asghar Khan is a Senior Correspondent from Jharkhand writing about politics, human rights, tribal issues, women issues, and the environment.
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The battle for Bihar 2025 is turning into a fight over the political dividends and risks of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, with the RJD sensing an opportunity in growing resentment against the JD(U)-BJP coalition
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In Bihar라이브 바카라 caste-dominated landscape, Prashant Kishor, the former strategist for other political parties, is reaching out to Muslims and women on behalf of his own newbie outfit. But can he cut their old ties with Lalu and Nitish?
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In an interview to 바카라, strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor, popularly known as PK, shares his gameplan for the upcoming state elections
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JD(U) is seeing a major political fallout from its support of the recently passed Waqf Amendment Act with multiple Muslim leaders tendering their resignations
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Unconditional love for the sport and systemic support have resulted in Jharkhand turning into a nursery of hockey players, especially for tribal girls
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In Jharkhand, deep-rooted gender biases, high violent crime rates, and child marriage practices are keeping women from accessing education, safety, and parity. At a time when policymakers are failing to implement protective measures, women from the most vulnerable groups are disproportionately being affected.
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Adivasis and Brahmins stake claim over a deity who was worshipped by tribals as a stone for centuries before the stone became a multi-armed idol of a goddess all Hindus revere
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None of the farm schemes—whether Union or state government—alleviates the problems of farmers
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Jharkhand, one of the 10 Fifth Schedule states, is governed by the 1996 PESA law to preserve tribal self-governance
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