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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced he would table the report on the recently released caste-based survey in the both Houses of the State Assembly in the upcoming winter session.

Amid the political uproar over the caste census in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday said that the data of the caste survey will be discussed after the commencement of the Assembly Session. Read further on dynamitev news;

PATNA: A young woman police sub-inspector undergoing training in Bihar’s Munger district has landed in soup for getting over-active on social media with the department taking a very serious note of her activities, prompting her to hurriedly remove her Instagram account where she had 6.38 lakh followers.

BJP's Samrat Choudhary calls Lalu Prasad "political cancer" of Bihar; Tej Pratap Yadav calls him "son of Shakuni Mama". Deputy CM Tejashwi Prasad Yadav writes to Union Health Minister to increase incentive to Asha workers.

Prashant Kishor claims Nitish Kumar's caste survey is final attempt at political survival, says if JD(U) wins 5 seats he'll apologize. Opposition leaders criticize survey, BJP claims it's fake, SBSP calls it a bundle of lies. Kishor says Nitish and Tejashwi control government and have taken everyone's share.

LUCKNOW: Government railway police Aishbagh has arrested two men of Sitamarhi, Bihar, who in coordinated efforts would steal the belongings of foreign tourists traveling via train, or those gullible victims that have returned from the Middle East with good savings from their hard labor job.

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The accused, who used to work as a construction worker, sexually assaulted the 17-year old survivor when she was returning from her school along with a friend.

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Sitaram Yechury stressed that BJP was unable to digest the reality of the caste survey conducted by Bihar government

“A Census for different castes and communities in Assam, if done properly like Bihar, will help us know how much work we have to do for each community.”

The Bihar caste survey inaugurates not the re-enaction of the old Mandal politics of narrow caste-based patronage, but the coming-of-age of a subordinate class-based politics