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  BJP Appoints Central Observers for Bihar Legislature Party Meeting The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has appointed a high-level team of senior leaders to oversee the election of the party’s legislature leader in Bihar, scheduled for Wednesday, November 19, 2025. The move signals the party’s focused preparation as it works to strengthen its position in the State’s political landscape. According to an official party release, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya has been named the central observer for the crucial meeting. Maurya, known for his organizational experience and political grounding, is expected to guide the internal election process with strategic oversight. Supporting him in the role are Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and former Minister Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti , who have been appointed as co-observers. Their participation underscores the importance the BJP is placing on ensuring a smooth and transparent selection process within the Bihar legis...

The INDIA bloc appears to be unravelling as a third key leader – Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar – is likely to change camp. Sources said it is likely that Mr Kumar, in a last-minute U-turn, will partner the BJP in the coming Lok Sabha elections. INDIA bloc fragmenting Over the last two days, two key leaders – Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal– have ruled out any alliance with the Congress in Bengal and Punjab. For Mr Kumar, 72, this would be the fifth change in camp. Since 2013, he has been swinging between the NDA and the mahagathbandhan, all the while keeping his job in the state intact.  He switched sides last in 2022 – barely two years after he had walked out of the Grand Alliance and joined the NDA. The signs have all been there over the last weeks, with Mr Kumar's comments on dynastic politics and the subsequent retort from Lalu Yadav's daughter expanding the rift. Yesterday, his lack of response to the Congress invite for Bharat Jodo Yatra, put a question mark on hi...

   Arvind Kejriwal has refuted allegations that "kickbacks" from the now-scrapped liquor sales policy were used to fund the AAP's election campaign in Goa last year. BJP workers clashed with the police outside the AAP headquarters. New Delhi: The BJP on Saturday organised a huge protest outside the Aam Aadmi Party's offices in Delhi, demanding Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's resignation over allegations of corruption linked to the now-scrapped liquor sales policy BJP workers were seen clashing with the police and trying to breach the barricades put up to control the crowd. Others stood with placards and shouted slogans. The BJP has targeted the Chief Minister over the recently filed second charge sheet by the Enforcement Directorate and said it proved that he was involved in corruption. A court on Thursday accepted the supplementary charge sheet against five individuals and seven companies in connection with alleged irregularities in the Delhi exci...

"We are today going to talk about a coal scam that took place or started to take place around the same time as UPAs coal scam but it took almost 14 years for it to come to light. The scam pertains to the state of Gujarat during the times when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was still the Chief Minister of the state. According to reports the scam involves 60 lakh tons of coal.