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In a strategic move to enhance legislative coordination, Sanjeev Chaurasia, a seasoned BJP MLA from Digha, has been appointed the chief whip for the NDA in Bihar's assembly. With his background rooted in EBC and connections to the RSS, Chaurasia is recognized for his behind-the-scenes effectiveness.

Bihar's cabinet is set for a major expansion. Nishant Kumar, son of Nitish Kumar, is poised to join the ministry. This move follows the NDA's victory in the assembly polls. Senior NDA leaders are expected to attend the ceremony. The expansion aims to strengthen the alliance and accelerate development in Bihar.

In the recent Ara-Buxar MLC byelection, the RJD's innovative 'A to Z' coalition approach achieved remarkable success, with Sonu Kumar Rai taking the win. Dubbed a 'giant killer,' Rai credited his triumph to a coalition of diverse caste support and the dedication of local leaders, highlighting the RJD's expansive reach throughout the area.

In a stunning display of political prowess, the RJD's 'A to Z' social coalition strategy clinched a decisive victory in the Ara-Buxar MLC byelection, with Sonu Kumar Rai emerging as the standout candidate. Celebrated as a 'giant killer,' Rai credited his triumph to an impressive coalition of support from upper and backward caste representatives.

In a noteworthy political shift, Bihar is set to see a cabinet expansion this Thursday, with Nishant Kumar, son of Nitish Kumar, poised to step into a ministerial role. The occasion will be graced by Prime Minister Modi, who will oversee the oath-taking ceremony at the historic Gandhi Maidan.

In a heated response to the assassination of a Bhagalpur official, the RJD has launched a scathing attack on the NDA government in Bihar. Spokesperson Shakti Singh Yadav pointed to this tragedy as a stark indicator of rampant criminal backing and the intense rivalry between the BJP and JD(U).

Early trends for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections show a significant shift, with the Congress-led UDF projected for a commanding victory, leading in over 100 seats. The ruling LDF faces strong anti-incumbency, while the BJP remains a marginal player. This outcome suggests a return to Kerala's traditional pattern of alternating governments.

Kerala's 2026 Assembly elections are shaping into a multi-cornered battle, with 20 key constituencies defining the real contest. These seats, marked by urban change, coastal pressures, and high-profile candidates, will be decisive in determining the state's political direction.

As Kerala heads to the polls, the election narrative shifts from rallies to booth-level battles. The ruling LDF aims for a historic third term, while the UDF seeks to leverage local body momentum against anti-incumbency. The NDA is focused on converting key pockets into durable political footholds, making these 20 constituencies the state's pressure points.

Prithvi Shaw makes an emotional return to Delhi Capitals for IPL 2026 after being released and going unsold in the auction. He secured a Rs 75 lakh deal with his former franchise during the accelerated phase. Shaw expressed his joy at being back home, reflecting on his strong bond with the team and the stadium.

Ranchi is electrified with excitement as the T20 World Cup final approaches. From young cricketers honing their skills at local academies to shop owners streaming the match on their phones, everyone is rallying together to support Team India. Coaches and teammates are optimistic, believing that the players’ passion will secure a second consecutive championship title.

Former JD(U) MP Arun Kumar and his son Rituraj were re-inducted into the party to strengthen its presence in the Magadh region ahead of the assembly elections. The move aims to consolidate support by bridging social divides and counter opposition party's recent inductions.

RJD’s state vice president and former MLA Vijendra Kumar Yadav, who quit Lalu Prasad’s party a few days back, will join Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) in the state capital on July 7.

Samaikyandhra Lawyers' Joint Action Committee on Friday said it had lodged a complaint against the local MP, U Arun Kumar, for "cheating" the people.

Arun Kumar, the then state president of the erstwhile Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP), had said that he would break the chest of CM Nitish Kumar for “hurting the respect and sentiment of a particular community.”

The residents of Bagwat Nagar were at it again. They again resorted to violence and did not allow the Patna district administration and the Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) to demolish the 131 illegal houses on Wednesday.

Ghosi in Jehanabad district sees a shift in political power. The Sharma family's long reign ends as new candidates vie for the seat. Arun Kumar's son, Rituraj, faces challenges from within his own family's electoral ambitions and past remarks. The CPI(ML) is confident of retaining the seat. The constituency's history is marked by caste divides and limited development.

Parliamentarians from Bihar across JD(U), BJP, and RJD have been chosen to chair Parliamentary Friendship Groups with representatives from 60 countries. Key figures such as Sanjay Kumar Jha, Ravi Shankar Prasad, and Prem Chand Gupta will lead Indian delegations to Germany, Israel, and Kenya, strengthening diplomatic outreach and promoting legislative collaboration on global issues.

The Congress and RJD, both allies of ruling JD(U) in Bihar, on Sunday strongly denounced the statement of state RLSP president Arun Kumar, in which the latter accused Bihar CM Nitish Kumar of targeting people of a particular caste since the arrest of JD(U) MLA Anant Singh and also threatened to break the chest bones of those harassing his community members.

Former MP Arun Kumar joined the JD(U) at a function in the presence of chief minister Nitish Kumar and several senior leaders of the party on Saturday.

JD(U) on Wednesday dared Union minister and Begusarai MP Giriraj Singh to ask his top party leaders to take necessary actions against senior BJP leaders like Sushil Kumar Modi, former Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and MLA Arun Kumar Sinha for “wearing skull caps” at an Iftar party.

Those convicted are JD(U) MPs Anand Mohan and Lovely Anand, JD(U) MLA from Lalganj, Vijay Kumar Shukla, former MLA Akhlaq Ahmed, Shashi Shekhar and Arun Kumar Sinha.