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Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai: Bihar min to Nitish
‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ (tiger is alive), commented Bihar water assets minister Sanjay Jha whereas summing up Nitish Kumar’s busy itinerary throughout the ongoing ‘Samadhan Yatra’. Jha’s comment was music to Nitish’s ears at a time when he has chalked out his plans to convey most variety of anti-BJP events on a single platform forward of the 2024 Lok Sabha election. Nitish has already made it clear that he would go to varied states of the nation for a broader opposition unity after the meeting’s finances session. The query stays if Jha’s comment is a sign that Nitish is not going to stop CM submit until 2025.
Engineer opens tea stall in Bhagalpur
Deepak Yadav, a graduate from a Bengaluru based mostly engineering faculty, opened his tea stall at Tilka Majhi chowk in Bhagalpur city lately. The identify of his tea stall is exclusive and displays Deepak’s dream to grow to be a millionaire sometime. Deepak determined to strive his new enterprise after he bought fed up along with his repeated makes an attempt to get a job of his alternative. He returned to his native city Bhagalpur and opened a tea stall on roadside. Taking a dig at deputy chief minister Tejashwi Prasad Yadav for his promise to offer 10 lakh jobs, Deepak stated, “If he would have kept his promise, why a graduate need to open a tea stall.”
IT raid on JDU MLC, former jalebi vendor
JD (U) MLC Radha Charan Sah, a former ‘jalebi’ (a spiral formed crisp and juicy candy) vendor used to promote jalebis outdoors Ara railway station within the 70’s till he climbed the ladders of success, constructing a enterprise empire value a number of crores of rupees. Later, he additionally turned an MLC by his political connections. Income tax sleuths have been shocked after they detected unaccounted wealth value `80 lakh throughout their searches. Sah will now be questioned by the officers on his sources of revenue. However, no official assertion got here from the I-T division.
Ramashankar
Our correspondent in Bihar
ramashankar@ newindianexpress.com
Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai: Bihar min to Nitish
‘Tiger Abhi Zinda Hai’ (tiger is alive), commented Bihar water assets minister Sanjay Jha whereas summing up Nitish Kumar’s busy itinerary throughout the ongoing ‘Samadhan Yatra’. Jha’s comment was music to Nitish’s ears at a time when he has chalked out his plans to convey most variety of anti-BJP events on a single platform forward of the 2024 Lok Sabha election. Nitish has already made it clear that he would go to varied states of the nation for a broader opposition unity after the meeting’s finances session. The query stays if Jha’s comment is a sign that Nitish is not going to stop CM submit until 2025.
Engineer opens tea stall in Bhagalpur
Deepak Yadav, a graduate from a Bengaluru based mostly engineering faculty, opened his tea stall at Tilka Majhi chowk in Bhagalpur city lately. The identify of his tea stall is exclusive and displays Deepak’s dream to grow to be a millionaire sometime. Deepak determined to strive his new enterprise after he bought fed up along with his repeated makes an attempt to get a job of his alternative. He returned to his native city Bhagalpur and opened a tea stall on roadside. Taking a dig at deputy chief minister Tejashwi Prasad Yadav for his promise to offer 10 lakh jobs, Deepak stated, “If he would have kept his promise, why a graduate need to open a tea stall.”
IT raid on JDU MLC, former jalebi vendor
JD (U) MLC Radha Charan Sah, a former ‘jalebi’ (a spiral formed crisp and juicy candy) vendor used to promote jalebis outdoors Ara railway station within the 70’s till he climbed the ladders of success, constructing a enterprise empire value a number of crores of rupees. Later, he additionally turned an MLC by his political connections. Income tax sleuths have been shocked after they detected unaccounted wealth value `80 lakh throughout their searches. Sah will now be questioned by the officers on his sources of revenue. However, no official assertion got here from the I-T division.
Ramashankar
Our correspondent in Bihar
ramashankar@ newindianexpress.com