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Will build 'new Bihar': Modi sounds poll bugle with 'evil' jibe at Oppn

The New Indian Express Nagapattinam

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July 19, 2025

WITH the assembly election in Bihar only a few months away, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday appeared in poll mode as he asserted that the NDA would build a new Bihar by forming a government again, and cautioned people to be wary of the "bad intentions of RJD and Congress".

- RAMASHANKAR @ Patna

"Bihar ka sankalp atal, NDA ke saath har pal. Banaynge naya Bihar, fir ek baar NDA sarkar (Bihar's resolve is firm, every moment with NDA. We will form a new Bihar, once again an NDA government," remarked Modi while addressing a public meeting in Bihar's Motihari, the district headquarters of East Champaran.

He also accused RJD-Congress of taking political mileage in the name of the poor, backwards, Dalits and Adivasis, but doing nothing for them all these years.

"What to speak of giving equal rights to them, they (RJD-Congress) cannot give even respect to anybody outside their families," Modi commented, while making an oblique reference to RJD chief Lalu Prasad, under whose feet a party worker had placed a portrait of BR Ambedkar on the occasion of the former CM's birthday celebration.

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Four years after child’s suicide, uncle gets 35 yrs for raping her

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Cop drives on as 40-yr-old clings to car, suspended

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Trade talks positive, forward-looking: India, US

INDIA and the US on Tuesday resumed high-level negotiations for the long-pending bilateral trade agreement.

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TN man hacked to death, 'honour killing' suspected

IN a suspected case of 'honour killing', a 28-year-old mechanic from Adiyamangalam village in Mayiladuthurai district was hacked to death on Monday night allegedly by the brothers of a young woman with whom he was in a relationship for 10 years.

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Custodial torture: Balveer to stand trial after 30 months

THIRTY months after the custodial violence in which former Ambasamudram ASP Balveer Singh and 13 other police personnel allegedly removed the teeth of suspects with pliers and crushed the testicles of two of them, and nearly two years after a magistrate court started hearing the matter, the four cases registered against the IPS officer and others will enter trial on October 13.

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Final hearing on October 7, SC verdict for pan-India SIR

THE Supreme Court on Monday said it was presuming that the Election Commission, being a constitutional authority, was following the law during the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar and cautioned that the entire exercise would be set aside in case any illegality is found at any stage.

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Pakistan threatens to pull out of Asia Cup if match referee not removed

A day after India refused to shake hands with Pakistan after recording a comprehensive win in the Asia Cup match, the issue snowballed into a major controversy.

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