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The vibrant atmosphere at Gandhi Maidan is preparing for an unforgettable swearing-in ceremony on May 7, as Bihar welcomes a new cabinet under BJP leadership. Esteemed guests, including Prime Minister Modi and prominent party figures from BJP, JD(U), LJP, and HAM, are expected to grace the event.

In a noteworthy political shift, Bihar is set to see a cabinet expansion this Thursday, with Nishant Kumar, son of Nitish Kumar, poised to step into a ministerial role. The occasion will be graced by Prime Minister Modi, who will oversee the oath-taking ceremony at the historic Gandhi Maidan.

In a passionate display of solidarity, the Rashtriya Lok Morcha took to the streets throughout Bihar, denouncing the actions of opposition parties that they claim are hindering the passage of the 131st Constitution amendment bill.

In a transformative moment for Bihar's political arena, Nitin Nabin, upendra kushwaha, and Ramnath Thakur took their oaths as newly minted Rajya Sabha members. Nabin, who has recently climbed to the role of BJP national president, was greeted with enthusiastic applause.

Today marks a pivotal moment for Bihar as Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary prepares to secure a confidence vote in the state assembly, enjoying the robust support of the NDA coalition. With a commanding majority of 202 legislators rallying behind him, against just 35 from the opposition, anticipation is high for his assured victory.

Bihar's political landscape is evolving, as the cabinet expansion on May 6 indicates a mandate for new blood. The JD(U) and BJP are strategically putting younger leaders in the spotlight, with an eye towards the future.

In a surprising twist, Nishant Kumar, the son of JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar, has turned down the role of deputy CM, prioritizing his efforts to bolster party structures over the next six months. This move comes on the heels of the recent appointments of senior leaders Vijay Kumar Choudhary and Bijendra Prasad Yadav.

In a significant political shift, Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and influential BJP figure Nitin Nabin have stepped down from their state assembly roles following their election to the Rajya Sabha. This development has sparked intense speculation regarding the future leadership of the state government, as the BJP appears poised to target the Chief Minister's office.

As Chief Minister Nitish Kumar prepares to take a seat in the Rajya Sabha, the political landscape of Bihar is buzzing with speculation. The JD(U) hints that he might remain in his position for another six months, while BJP leaders predict a possible leadership shift by mid-April, just after 'Khar-mas'.

Bihar's Rajya Sabha elections saw all five NDA candidates, including CM Nitish Kumar and BJP president Nitin Nabin, secure victory. The Grand Alliance's lone RJD candidate faced an unexpected defeat due to four opposition legislators' absence. NDA's united voting secured their win, marking a significant political outcome in the state.

In the heart of Bihar, a heated debate ignited between the BJP and JD(U) allies, each pushing their governance paradigms. The BJP heralded the 'Samrat Model' as a potent solution to crime, whereas JD(U) proudly defended the 'Nitish Model' as a beacon for developmental progress.

In a stunning turn of events, three Congress MLAs chose to abstain from the Rajya Sabha elections, ultimately sealing the fate of the Grand Alliance in Bihar. In response, state party president Rajesh Ram is set to compile a comprehensive report for the high command that will spotlight these pivotal abstentions.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is poised to join an exclusive club of leaders who have served in all four legislative houses: Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, Bihar Assembly, and Bihar Council.

As the clock ticks down to Bihar's Rajya Sabha elections, tensions rise with just 48 hours remaining. The NDA is on a mission to rally its 202 MLAs together, especially with the introduction of a third candidate from the BJP, upendra kushwaha.

In a fiery rebuttal, Tejashwi Yadav blasted Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's narrative of Bihar's advancement, asserting that under the NDA's two-decade rule, the state has stagnated on key development metrics. He pointed out alarming declines in literacy, income levels, job opportunities, and rising crime rates, criticizing the government's resource management strategies.