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prashant kishor has relocated to a Patna ashram until the Bihar assembly polls, aiming for his Jan Suraaj Party to make an impact after a previous electoral setback. He criticized Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's son's cabinet induction and urged voters to prioritize their future over caste or monetary inducements, warning of potential economic challenges from West Asian conflicts.

prashant kishor, the visionary behind Jan Suraaj, has taken residence at the newly established Bihar Navnirman Ashram, located near IIT-Patna. He's committed to remaining there until a notable transformation takes root in Bihar ahead of the upcoming 2030 assembly elections.

In a landmark decision, the Patna High Court restored the Y+ security status for MP Pappu Yadav, affirming that such protection is a fundamental right. The court has also initiated a review process for Z-category security, reflecting heightened concerns over safety threats.

In a strategic shift, Kolkata Police has adjusted security measures for ten notable personalities, such as ex-DGPs, MPs, and former ministers. This decision, rooted in a newly evaluated threat landscape, results in some individuals losing their security personnel entirely, while others receive basic protection.

Following the Trinamool Congress's defeat in West Bengal, the Samajwadi Party's potential pact with political consultancy firm I-PAC for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh elections is now uncertain. SP chief Akhilesh Yadav was reportedly hesitant to hire I-PAC, and the firm's recent challenges, including an ED raid, further complicate any potential deal.

Actor-turned-politician Vijay Thalapathy's new party, TVK, has entered Tamil Nadu's political arena, aiming to disrupt the long-standing duopoly of DMK and AIADMK. While exit polls suggest a notable debut, projections vary, with some indicating TVK could act as a spoiler by splitting anti-incumbency votes.

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav announced the party has ended its association with political consultancy I-PAC, citing financial constraints rather than electoral performance. Yadav clarified that the decision was due to limited resources, not recent election outcomes, and that the party had engaged I-PAC for early preparations for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

Exit polls present a stark contrast for Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam in the 2026 Tamil Nadu elections. While most predict a spoiler role with 10-24 seats, one outlier suggests a Kejriwal-like breakthrough of 98-120 seats. The outcome hinges on converting star power into grassroots strength, unlike prashant kishor's Bihar debut.

Five years after Suvendu Adhikari handed TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee the most rankling defeat of her career, he is trying to prove it was not a one-off. And Mamata wants to show it was

In a noteworthy encounter in Patna, Tej Pratap Yadav, the son of RJD supremo Lalu Prasad, held a private discussion with prashant kishor, the visionary behind Jan Suraaj. Their hour-long meeting, framed as a cordial engagement by Kishor, delved into the evolution of political dynamics and societal aspirations.

In a striking twist of fate, Tej Pratap Yadav, son of the prominent politician Lalu Prasad, has turned to the very religious figure he once openly criticized, Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, for guidance in his beleaguered political career.

An Enforcement Directorate investigation into political consultancy firm I-PAC has ignited a major political clash in West Bengal. The probe, initially focused on money laundering, has escalated into a confrontation involving raids and arrests. Chief minister Mamata Banerjee's alleged intervention during a raid has become a central point of contention, with both parties trading accusations ahead of crucial elections.

In Bhojpur district, the Jan Suraaj meeting was abruptly cut short due to rising internal conflicts, as state president Manoj Bharti left amid visible discontent among party members. Frustrations regarding organizational structure and electoral strategies surfaced, delaying the process of establishing a new district committee.

In a heated political climate, Bihar's opposition leaders have voiced their discontent following CM Nitish Kumar's abrupt resignation from the legislative council.

prashant kishor, the visionary behind Jan Suraaj, criticized Bihar CM Nitish Kumar’s leap to the Rajya Sabha, branding it a move that was clearly orchestrated. He emphasized that the ruling government is devoid of authentic public support. While addressing a gathering in Buxar, Kishor raised concerns about a chief minister who might be influenced from Gujarat.

Poll strategist prashant kishor, who is credited with charting electoral victories for outfits in various states, is now said to be grooming Shiv Sena youth wing chief Aaditya, son of Uddhav Thackeray. Aaditya’s Jan Ashirwad Yatra, which will cover 4,000 km across the state, is said to be part of Kishor’s strategy for Sena’s outreach for the assembly poll campaign.

Poll strategist-turned political activist prashant kishor on Tuesday said he would raise money through crowdfunding from next month to meet the expenses involved in his campaign that could eventually lead to formation of a new political party.

Within a week of announcing his retirement from election campaigning, poll strategist prashant kishor made a surprise move by joining Nitish Kumar-led JD(U) on Sunday. Kishor, who was instrumental in the election victories of PM Narendra Modi and Bihar CM Nitish in the recent elections, made his political debut as he joined JD(U) during a state executive meet of the party held here on Sunday.

Poll strategist-turned-political activist prashant kishor (PK) will embark on a statewide padyatra (foot march) from Bhitiharwa Ashram in West Champaran district on Sunday. He is slated to walk for around 3500km over the next one and a half years under his 'Jansuraj' campaign with the motive of interacting with people at grassroots level and identifying their problems ahead of launching a political party.

In a four-pronged attack on the state's political class and parties, poll strategist-turned-politician prashant kishor (PK) on Friday said the current crop of Bihar leaders, cutting across political lines, have no reliable base of their own left in the state.