Narendra Singh

Lok Sabha polls: Mathura's religious links with Gujarat, accentuated by Modi's popularity, will help Hema Malini

Evidently, Hema Malini has been reaping the windfall of Yogi Adityanath’s munificence and people’s emotional connect with Gujarat and Modi in Mathura.

Maoists kill one person, torch 10 vehicles in Bihar's Aurangabad; deceased was uncle of state MLC

According to a senior police official, the Maoists fired several rounds and set 10 vehicles on fire in Bihar's Aurangabad district.

After aborted NSA talks, Modi's Saudi Arabia trip is the 'ultimate masterstroke'

An official functionary requesting anonymity said “Modi has gone beyond RSS grooves and become a world leader.”

Bihar crisis: JD(U) suspends seven ministers ahead of trust vote for supporting Manjhi

Janata Dal(U) in Bihar on Tuesday suspended from its fold seven ministers owing allegiance to chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, ahead of the 20 February trial of strength for him on the floor of the Assembly.

Manjhi rains sops, announces free power for up to five acres

Manjhi said in a bid to remove middleman, he would direct officials to give the subsidy on purchase of farm equipment directly in bank account of farmers after certifying that they have bought ISI brand machine from any shop.

JD(U) directs ministers in Manjhi govt to resign or face action

Seven JD(U) legislators - Narendra Singh, Mahachandra Prasad Singh and Bhim Singh (all three MLCs) and Nitish Mishra, Shahid Ali Khan, Samrat Chaudhary, Brishen Patel (all MLAs) had defied party line and sided with the Manjhi government.

Nitish Kumar returns, JD(U) sacks Jitan Ram Manjhi as Bihar CM

The proposal for dissolving the Assembly was supported by seven ministers besides Manjhi, while 21 pro-Nitish Kumar ministers opposed it, state Finance Minister Bijendra Yadav told reporters.

Manjhi's sacking will be suicidal for JD(U), says Bihar minister

Backing beleaguered Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi, a senior Bihar minister on Friday questioned the JD(U) leadership's reported bid to replace Manjhi.

Bihar minister dozes while Nitish highlights performance

Rural Development Minister Nitish Mishra tapped Singh on the back, while Chief Secretary Ashok Kumar Sinha also did the same as the audience could be seen laughing.

JD(U) issues notice to two ministers over remarks on dead jawans

Party president Sharad Yadav said that their statements were "against the policy, ethics and norms of JD(U)" and asked them to explain within seven days "why disciplinary action should not be taken against you on the above misconduct".