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Modi invokes 'Jungle Raj', vows to remove Bihar's BIMARU tag

Says if Jungle Raj part II arrives, everything will be ruined

PM Modi 'losing his mind with Bihar polls coming closer': Lalu

He alleged that the nation does not take Modi seriously as he has lowered the Prime Minister's dignity

Lalu launches counter-offensive against PM's remarks

PM should ask Amit Shah what else he has learnt in addition to falsehood, mis-campaign and dividing people from the jail, tweeted Lalu

Bihar MLA as Modi

Nitish hits back at Modi over BIMARU remark against Bihar

BIhar CM says state's growth rate, performance on social indices present a picture which does not show it is a laggard state

RJD-JD-U alliance likely to opt for separate poll manifestos

RJD sources have rejected the idea of separate manifesto

Nitish, Lalu to launch 'shabd wapasi' campaign against PM Modi

Campaign retaliates against Modi's DNA comment

Owaisi's party may contest Bihar elections

Owaisi's meeting at Kishanganj is part of his strategy to explore the mood among Muslims in Bihar

JD(U) begins 'Shabd Wapsi'; Nitish to take it to logical end

DNA samples along with signatures will be sent to PM Modi demanding that he retracts his DNA barb against CM Nitish Kumar

Rajasthan in numbers

Big fights in Delhi-but similar promises

The urban agenda of all parties is clear, with concrete plans on electricity, water and housing

Through AAP, Delhi's vast underclass speaks up

Delhi has a vast, striving and frustrated underclass, which now appears to be firmly in the AAP camp

One in four Delhi voter names need deletion

The revelation is challenging because these voters can turn out to be phantom voters, which may affect victories where margins are low

Poor, rich, middle-class: All for Kejriwal

PM Modi's popularity wave, evident even in Maharashtra and J&K assembly elections until a few months ago, appears to have lost momentum

RSS hopeful of busting the AAP hype

Sangh parivar organisations are putting up a spirited fight, leaving nothing to chance

View from a jeep: why Kiran Bedi badly needs help

Two weeks after she was paradropped into the Delhi election, her chief ministerial pitch has an amateurish feel

On the campaign trail: Another route to public life

Shazia Ilmi represents a trend bigger than herself - the growing appeal, for parties, of the lightweight, telegenic politician

The curious case of Mufflerman

In the past five weeks, Arvind Kejriwal has been a consummate politician at the helm of a sophisticated campaign centred squarely around himself

Why AAP won big among Delhi's underclass

Why the Delhi voter's self-interest is good news for AAP, democracy

The Indian voter has a rich history of rejecting the party in power at the Centre in favour of parties that address local concerns in state elections