Bihar Elections: The first phase of the 2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly elections recorded a historic voter turnout of 64.46%, the highest ever for the state. The polling covered 121 constituencies across 18 districts with over 3.75 crore registered voters. 


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Bihar Elections: Bihar Records Historic 64.46% Voter Turnout in Phase 1 

Bihar Elections: Phase 1 of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 has kicked off with a promising voter turnout of 13.13% in the first four hours. Voters across 121 constituencies in 18 districts have participated actively.


Bihar Elections: Phase 1 of Bihar Assembly Elections Reports Early Voter Turnout of 13.13% 

Bihar Elections Begin: Voters across Bihar are heading to the polls today for the first phase of the Assembly Elections, covering 121 constituencies spread across 18 districts. A total of 3.75 crore voters will decide the fate of 1,314 candidates, including several high-profile leaders like Tejashwi Yadav, Samrat Choudhary, Maithili Thakur, and others.


Bihar elections: Phase 1 underway, phase 2 on November 11

Bihar Assembly Elections: The first phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 has begun, with voting underway in 121 constituencies. A total of 1,314 candidates are competing for seats in this crucial election that will shape the future political landscape of Bihar. 


Bihar polls 2025: Second phase on Nov 11, results on Nov 14

Voting Starts in Bihar:  The first phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 has begun, with voting underway in 121 constituencies. A total of 1,314 candidates are competing for seats in this crucial election that will shape the future political landscape of Bihar. 


Bihar polls 2025: 121 Constituencies going to polls in phase 1 

Voting Starts in Bihar: Fate of 1,314 Candidates at Stake 

Bihar Elections: In the lead-up to the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, the spotlight is firmly on the state's influential bahubalis and crorepatis whose battle for political dominance is heating up. These powerful figures, wielding wealth and muscle, are playing a decisive role in shaping Bihar’s political landscape. 


Bihar Elections: "Bihar’s Bahubalis and Crorepatis in Power Showdown Ahead of 2025 Polls

Bihar Elections: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a grand roadshow in Patna on Sunday, drawing enthusiastic support from thousands along the more than 1.5 km route from Dinkar Golambar to Gandhi Maidan. The event featured vibrant cultural performances, heavy crowd participation, and Modi’s appeal for votes to NDA candidates in the upcoming assembly elections. Modi also visited the historic Takht Shri Hari Mandir Sahib Gurudwara and paid tribute to poet Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, emphasizing the campaign’s blend of culture and politics. 


Bihar Elections: PM Narendra Modi Hold Mega Roadshow in Patna 

JD(U) candidate Anant Singh was arrested in connection with the murder of Jan Suraaj supporter Dularchand Yadav during election campaigning in Mokama near Patna on Thursday.


Patna court sends JD(U) leader Anant Singh to 14-day judicial custody in murder case

Bihar Elections: With only four days left for the highly anticipated Bihar assembly elections, campaigns are gaining momentum. PM Narendra Modi, Tejashwi Yadav, Amit Shah, and other top leaders held mega rallies in multiple places today.


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Janata Dal (United) candidate and former Mokama MLA Anant Singh was arrested by the Patna Police on Saturday night in connection with the murder of Jan Suraaj Party worker Dularchand Yadav, the Patna senior superintendent of Police Kartikeya Sharma confirmed.


Bihar ex-MLA Anant Singh, 2 others arrested over Dular Chand Yadav death case in Mokama

Janata Dal (United) candidate and former Mokama MLA Anant Singh was arrested by the Patna Police on Saturday night in connection with the murder of Jan Suraaj Party worker Dularchand Yadav, the Patna senior superintendent of Police Kartikeya Sharma confirmed.

Bihar: Former Lawmaker Anant Singh Arrested in Dularchand Yadav Murder Case

National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on Friday released its manifesto for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, pledging to create one crore jobs, boost industrial growth, and expand infrastructure across the state. The document was unveiled in Patna by chief minister Nitish Kumar alongside BJP president JP Nadda, Union ministers Jitan Ram Manjhi and Chirag Paswan, and RLM chief Upendra Kushwaha.

Bihar Polls: NDA, I.N.D.I.A Bloc Make Tall Promises on Government Jobs 

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on Friday released its manifesto for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections, pledging to create one crore jobs, boost industrial growth, and expand infrastructure across the state. The document was unveiled in Patna by chief minister Nitish Kumar alongside BJP president JP Nadda, Union ministers Jitan Ram Manjhi and Chirag Paswan, and RLM chief Upendra Kushwaha.


Bihar assembly elections 2025: Where will promised government jobs come from?

Campaigning intensifies ahead of the first phase of Bihar Assembly elections 2025 as star leaders from both the NDA and Mahagathbandhan addressed multiple rallies across the state. Parties focus on voter outreach, development promises, and local issues. Stay updated with the latest news, rallies, and political strategies shaping the high-stakes electoral battle in Bihar.


Bihar Assembly Elections 2025: Campaigning Heats Up Ahead of First Phase

Assembly Polls 2026: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a comprehensive exercise carried out by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to thoroughly update the electoral rolls ahead of elections. 

BREAKING | Assembly Polls 2026: EC Likely to Announce Pan-India Special Intensive Revision

Chhath Puja is mainly celebrated in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Nepal. It honors the Sun God (Surya Dev) and his consort Usha, also known as Chhathi Maiya, for their life-giving energy, health, and prosperity. The festival involves worshiping both the setting and rising sun. 

<p>Chhath Puja is mainly celebrated in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand. It honors the Sun God (Surya Dev) and his consort Usha, also known as Chhathi Maiya, for their life-giving energy, health, and prosperity. The festival involves worshiping both the setting and rising sun.&nbsp;</p>

Why do the setting and rising sun hold deep meaning in Chhath Puja?

In an unexpected twist during his election campaign kick-off, Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar sparked controversy by choosing to adorn a female candidate with a garland, contradicting local traditions. His aide's attempt to dissuade him was swiftly rejected, raising eyebrows and igniting discussions about the Chief Minister's state of mind.


Tejashwi Yadav questions Nitish's 'health' after he garlands female candidate at poll rally

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Bihar: Opposition names Tejashwi as CM face

Dynasts continue to dominate Bihar's political landscape, with a considerable number of candidates being either sons, daughters, wives or close relatives of established politicians.

Experts say that no party in Bihar can claim moral superiority on this ground as far as dynasts entering politics is concerned.

Upcoming Bihar Elections Puts Political Families Under Spotlight

A Political Rally In Bihar’s Kishanganj Turned Into A Biryani Stampede As Supporters At AIMIM Candidate Tausif Alam’s Event Scrambled For Plates Of The Popular Dish. Intended As A Religious Gathering, The Event Has Gone Viral For All The Wrong Reasons — Raising Questions About Whether It Violated Bihar’s Election Code Of Conduct. Was This A Feast Or An Illegal Freebie? 

Bihar Polls: Chaos At AIMM's Nomination Event

The Ruling NDA Alliance In Bihar Has Released Its Final List Of Candidates And Finalised Seat Distribution For The Upcoming Assembly Elections. With Key Constituencies At Stake And High Political Tensions, This Move Sets The Stage For A Fierce Electoral Battle. Who’s In, Who’s Out, And What Does It Mean For Bihar’s Political Future? Full Breakdown Inside.

Bihar Assembly Polls: Ruling Alliance NDA Finalises Seat Distribution

Bihar is preparing for a crucial Assembly election for its 243-seat legislature, with polling set for November 6 and 11 and counting scheduled for November 14. The elections will witness a stiff contest between the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the Opposition-led INDIA bloc, alongside a new entrant, Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar and RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav Face Friction Before the Seat Distribution

The Election Commission has announced dates for the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025. Voting will be held in two phases — on November 6 and November 11, with the counting of votes on November 14. Over 7.4 crore voters are expected to participate. Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar highlighted the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), which he said has “purified” the state’s electoral roll after 22 years.

Election Commission Announces Dates for Bihar Assembly Elections

In an unprecedented escalation, furious Gen Z protesters have reportedly set the Nepal Parliament building ablaze amid nationwide anti-government protests. Public outrage over corruption, police violence, and political failure has reached a boiling point. With key government buildings under attack and top leaders resigning, Nepal is in full-blown crisis mode. 


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- NIA Arrests Bihar Man with Naxal Links in Chennai
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NIA Arrests Bihar Man with Naxal Links in Chennai |PM Modi to Visit Flood-Hit Punjab, Himachal

Bihar Voter Row: Over 3 Lakh Non-Indian Nationals On Bihar Voter List | ECI Sends Notice to Electors | WION News



Bihar Voter Row: Over 3 Lakh Non-Indian Nationals On Bihar Voter List | ECI Sends Notice to Electors

Over 3 Lakh Non-Indian Nationals On Bihar Voter List

<p>An income certificate submitted in Jehanabad, Bihar, carries the applicant's name as "Samsung", the mother's name as "Smartphoan" and the father's name as "Iphoan." As soon as the fraudulent information came to light, officials informed the circle officer of the Modan Ganj Block. It isn't clear why someone would use such fake names on the income certificate form. Circle officer Mohammad Asif Hussain was also shocked to see the weird names on the paper and thinks that someone did it as a prank. He warned that such things will not be taken lightly and those who perpetrate such acts will be punished. The Jehanabad cyber police have also been informed about the matter. The officials will analyse the details and figure out who is responsible for making the fraudulent income certificate with such names on it. Hussain says that when someone carries out such an activity, it adds to the burden of officials who are there to help out genuine people. It wasted everyone's time, and so whoever did it needs to be identified and proper action should be taken against them.</p><h2><strong>‘Dog babu’ residence certificate issued in Bihar</strong></h2><p>Officials in Bihar have been battling such strange incidents lately, where people have been filling up forms with weird names on them. Recently, a similar case came to light in Patna. Someone submitted a residence certificate in the name of "DOG". The case triggered a controversy in the state. If one such paper was caught, officials wondered how many other fraudulent certificates could have been submitted by others. The residence certificate was issued in rural Patna for 'dog babu'. The incident happened in the Masaurhi circle, falling under the sub-division by the same name. This was reportedly done as a special intensive revision of the electoral rolls was being done in Bihar. The certificate carried a photograph of "Dog babu", a stray, with parents named "kutta babu" and "kutiya devi". Screenshots of the certificate went viral on social media. An FIR was lodged at the local police station against the applicant, the computer operator who filled the information and the official who issued the certificate.</p>

In Bihar's Jehanabad, another fraudulent government certificate bearing the applicant's name as Samsung, mother's name as "Smartphoan" and the father's name as “Iphoan” has come to light. Earlier, a residence certificate for ‘Dog babu’ shocked the state.

An income certificate submitted in Jehanabad, Bihar, carries the applicant's name as "Samsung", the mother's name as "Smartphoan" and the father's name as "Iphoan." As soon as the fraudulent information came to light, officials informed the circle officer of the Modan Ganj Block. It isn't clear why someone would use such fake names on the income certificate form. Circle officer Mohammad Asif Hussain was also shocked to see the weird names on the paper and thinks that someone did it as a prank. He warned that such things will not be taken lightly and those who perpetrate such acts will be punished. The Jehanabad cyber police have also been informed about the matter. The officials will analyse the details and figure out who is responsible for making the fraudulent income certificate with such names on it. Hussain says that when someone carries out such an activity, it adds to the burden of officials who are there to help out genuine people. It wasted everyone's time, and so whoever did it needs to be identified and proper action should be taken against them. ‘Dog babu’ residence certificate issued in Bihar Officials in Bihar have been battling such strange incidents lately, where people have been filling up forms with weird names on them. Recently, a similar case came to light in Patna. Someone submitted a residence certificate in the name of "DOG". The case triggered a controversy in the state. If one such paper was caught, officials wondered how many other fraudulent certificates could have been submitted by others. The residence certificate was issued in rural Patna for 'dog babu'. The incident happened in the Masaurhi circle, falling under the sub-division by the same name. This was reportedly done as a special intensive revision of the electoral rolls was being done in Bihar. The certificate carried a photograph of "Dog babu", a stray, with parents named "kutta babu" and "kutiya devi". Screenshots of the certificate went viral on social media. An FIR was lodged at the local police station against the applicant, the computer operator who filled the information and the official who issued the certificate.

<p>In Bihar's Jehanabad, another fraudulent government certificate bearing the applicant's name as Samsung, mother's name as "Smartphoan" and the father's name as “Iphoan” has come to light. Earlier, a residence certificate for ‘Dog babu’ shocked the state.</p>

After 'Dog babu', income certificate for applicant 'Samsung', mother 'Smartphoan' and father 'Iphoan' revealed in Bihar

<p>In a strange incident in Bihar's Bettiah village, a one-year-old child bit a cobra snake, after which it died on the spot. The boy, Govinda, was playing outside his home when the cobra approached him and recoiled around his hand. The child, thinking it was a toy, bit it. Reports suggest the cobra died on the spot, while the boy fell unconscious. He was rushed to the village clinic, from where he was taken to a government hospital. Villagers believe the child got agitated to see something strange so near him and so bit it. Others think that the child was merely confused about it and, thinking it to be a toy, sank his teeth into it. Meanwhile, people are shocked by the news of an infant's bite killing a cobra snake. The boy's mother was working nearby when the incident happened.</p><h2><strong>Bettiah village: Cobra snake dies from child's bite</strong></h2><p>After the snake recoiled itself onto the boy's hand, the child bit it. It died immediately. Govinda was also affected by it and fell unconscious. After his condition deteriorated, his parents took him to the Primary Health Centre (PHC). The physician there referred him to the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) in Bettiah. The child received treatment and is now out of danger. Dr Divakant Mishra of GMCH said that there were no signs of poisoning in the boy. Mateshwari Devi, the child's grandmother, said that his mother was collecting wood when the two-feet-long snake appeared. The boy apparently first hit it, and then bit it.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p>

A one-year-old boy in a Bihar village bit a cobra snake and the bite killed the creature. It appeared out of nowhere when the child was playing outside his home. The boy fell unconscious and was rushed to the primary clinic and then to the government hospital. 

In a strange incident in Bihar's Bettiah village, a one-year-old child bit a cobra snake, after which it died on the spot. The boy, Govinda, was playing outside his home when the cobra approached him and recoiled around his hand. The child, thinking it was a toy, bit it. Reports suggest the cobra died on the spot, while the boy fell unconscious. He was rushed to the village clinic, from where he was taken to a government hospital. Villagers believe the child got agitated to see something strange so near him and so bit it. Others think that the child was merely confused about it and, thinking it to be a toy, sank his teeth into it. Meanwhile, people are shocked by the news of an infant's bite killing a cobra snake. The boy's mother was working nearby when the incident happened. Bettiah village: Cobra snake dies from child's bite After the snake recoiled itself onto the boy's hand, the child bit it. It died immediately. Govinda was also affected by it and fell unconscious. After his condition deteriorated, his parents took him to the Primary Health Centre (PHC). The physician there referred him to the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) in Bettiah. The child received treatment and is now out of danger. Dr Divakant Mishra of GMCH said that there were no signs of poisoning in the boy. Mateshwari Devi, the child's grandmother, said that his mother was collecting wood when the two-feet-long snake appeared. The boy apparently first hit it, and then bit it.

<p>A one-year-old boy in a Bihar village bit a cobra snake and the bite killed the creature. It appeared out of nowhere when the child was playing outside his home. The boy fell unconscious and was rushed to the primary clinic and then to the government hospital.&nbsp;</p>

Lethal nip: Child bites cobra snake, killing the reptile instantly in Bihar's Bettiah village

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