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    KUMAR GANDHARVA BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

    Bihar has 'maximum anti-incumbency', lot of space for a new political party: Prashant Kishor

    Asked if Bihar, with two strong regional parties in Yadav-led RJD and Kumar-led Janata Dal (U) besides the formidable BJP, the Left and the Congress, has space for one more political party, Political strategist Prashant Kishor told PTI that the state has more space than other states.

    Kumar Gandharva, the lord of the ragas

    On the 100th birth anniversary of Kumar Gandharva, celebrate the musical genius who didn’t care much for tradition—who brought an effervescence toRaga Bahar and an incandescence to Raga Nand.

    Indian Navy will become 'aatmanirbhar' by 2047: Admiral R Hari Kumar; inaugurates MSME plant

    The Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral R Hari Kumar, expressed the Indian Navy's commitment to achieving self-reliance ("aatmanirbharta") by 2047, emphasizing the need for industry support in manufacturing every ship, submarine, aircraft, and weapon system within India. He inaugurated a manufacturing plant of Nibe Defence and Aerospace, highlighting its role in strengthening India's ability to produce indigenous weapon systems.

    Karpoori Thakur conferred with Bharat Ratna

    President Droupadi Murmu made the announcement on Tuesday, a day before his birth centenary. Thakur was a two-time Bihar CM and served once as deputy CM also. By honouring Thakur, a leader from the EBC community and an influential figure in the political landscape of Bihar, the BJP has made a strong move in the state where EBC voters play a vital role in any election.

    Nitish Kumar didn't target RJD by speaking about dynasty: JD(U)'s K C Tyagi

    "Nitish Kumar was addressing a programme organised on the birth anniversary of Karpoori Thakur, whom he has idolised. Like all great socialists, Thakur abhorred dynastic succession in politics. This was the simple fact Nitish Kumar wanted to underscore. Nothing more should be read into it," asserted Tyagi.

    At JD(U) rally in Patna, Nitish Kumar projects himself as a leader with a difference

    The JD(U) president made a comment to this effect at a party rally here, organised to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of his ideologue and mentor Karpoori Thakur, seen as a veritable show of strength ahead of Lok Sabha polls.

    The Economic Times
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