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2010, Chandigarh, India Nitish wave sweeps Bihar Nation page
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Voters in Bihar today delivered a memorable and truly massive mandate to the NDA led by Nitish Kumar of the Janata Dal (United). Results showed the NDA together cornering as many as 206 (JDU 115 and BJP 91) of the 243 seats in the Assembly, a landslide that had eluded even Lalu Yadav at his peak.
On a day of dramatic developments in Andhra Pradesh, the Chief Minister, K Rosaiah, resigned today, citing “personal and health reasons”, and the Assembly Speaker N Kiran Kumar Reddy was named his successor. Reddy, a cricketer-turned-politician, will be sworn-in as the new Chief Minister tomorrow. The move is widely seen as a strategy to checkmate the rebel MP and CM-aspirant YS Jaganmohan Reddy.
Minister of Punjab Manpreet Singh Badal today launched his ‘Jago Punjab Yatra’, giving a wake-up call to the people to think seriously of constructing a prosperous future of this agrarian state by undertaking radical reforms in the social, economic and political
systems.