Manjeet Kumar Singh

JD(U) state spokespersons manjeet kumar singh and Sunil Kumar Singh, in a joint statement, further said that the Bihar BJP leaders do not need to shed crocodile tears on the incidents of Begusarai and Muzaffarpur in which the respective district police took prompt action and arrested the perpetrators within hours.

PMCH)’s suspended superintendent Dr Lakhindra Prasad claimed he was given clean chit by the state legislature’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in connection with the audit report that indicted him for irregularities when he was the civil surgeon of Darbhanga.

In a bold move to enhance medical facilities, Bihar's health minister unveiled plans for a major upgrade at IGIMS Patna, with the addition of 1,450 beds slated for the next fiscal year. This initiative aims to elevate patient care and decrease waiting periods significantly. Meanwhile, Sadar hospitals are also set for transformation into super-specialty centers.

The JD(U) on Saturday defended Nitish Kumar-led state government on recent incidents of alleged stripping of a woman and a man in Begusarai district and murder of a property dealer and his two bodyguards in Muzaffarpur town, saying, "In Bihar, police take quick action against the perpetrators whereas in the BJP-ruled states, police do not take action even for months."

Former Baikunthpur MLA manjeet kumar singh rejoined the JD(U) on Saturday in presence of party’s Munger MP Rajiv Ranjan Singh Lalan and state president Umesh Kumar Kushwaha, putting all speculations about him joining the RJD to rest.

Thousands took part in the funeral procession of celebrated Math wizard Vashishtha Narayan Singh at his native village Basantpur on Friday morning.

The National Democratic Alliance secured a mixed bag of results in the 2025 Bihar mandate, with clear victories in strongholds and tough contests in other regions. The counting revealed the alliance navigating diverse political landscapes shaped by regional loyalties and caste dynamics, showcasing evolving electoral undercurrents across the state.