Bihar Assembly News Headlines

p As the Lok Sabha Election 2024 is set to kick off on April 19 and culminate with results announced on June 4, 2024, several cities will witness bank closures on the first day of polling. Several cities across India will observe bank closures, in alignment with the Reserve Bank of Indias (RBI) holiday calendar for the year. This measure is taken to ensure citizens participation in the electoral

Manish Kashyap contested and lost the 2020 Bihar assembly election from the Chanpatia assembly segment in Paschim Champaran

p b Bihar School timing: /b The Bihar government has changed the school timings in all state-run schools. As per the latest announcement, the schools will function for six hours from 10 am to 4 pm. This change comes after Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar assured the assembly that the existing eight-hour school duration will be reduced. The Director, of Secondary Education, Kanhaiya Prasad S

"The timings of schools for academic activities should be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. only... it should not be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.," the Chief Minister of Bihar said.

Yadav started his political journey in 1978 when he became the councillor of the Patna Municipal Corporation and deputy mayor of Patna in 1982

Mr. Yadav, a seven-time MLA from Patna Sahib assembly constituency had filed his nomination for the Speaker's post on February 13, a day after his predecessor, Awadh Bihari Choudhary of the RJD, was voted out in a no-confidence motion.

The Bihar CM said the NDA coalition will win more than 200 assembly seats and bag all 40 Lok Sabha seats under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi

BJP and JD-U will work together to bring more development to the State, he says

By choosing a Speaker from Yadav community ahead of the Lok Sabha poll, the JD(U)-BJP ruling alliance wants to send a strong message to Opposition RJD

Yadav was accompanied by chief minister Nitish Kumar, deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha, parliamentary affairs minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary and other leaders

Speaking on the trust vote, the Janata Dal (United) chief said he could not continue when he found out there was corruption taking place

A total of 129 members of the Bihar Assembly voted in favour of Nitish Kumar's government