"Younger people coming to the forefront means that 'seniority and experience' are no longer protective armours. The young generation is innovative, creative, more conscious of the environment, value systems. entrepreneurial and vastly bolder in breaking established rules and creating new ones."
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad, who is currently in New Delhi, will return to Bihar soon, his younger son Tejashwi said on Wednesday, spreading cheer in the Opposition Grand Alliance.
“At present there is a need to take much care of Laluji’s health. This is also the time of Covid. He is currently under the supervision of doctors and we are in touch with them. He could return to Patna very soon… after a few days,” Tejashwi, RJD leader and former deputy chief minister, told mediapersons at Patna airport after arriving from New Delhi on Wednesday.
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Tejashwi had been in the national capital for the last two months, having gone there soon after his father was released on bail while being treated at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) under incarceration.
BJP veiled threat to split RJD after January 15 Move triggers backlash amid speculation that tensions with ally JDU may be encouraging the saffron party to wield its famed defection-inducing skills as an insurance policy
A senior BJP leader’s veiled threat to split the Rashtriya Janata Dal has triggered a backlash amid speculation that tensions with ally Janata Dal United may be encouraging the BJP to wield its famed defection-inducing skills as an insurance policy.
Bhupender Yadav, BJP national general secretary in charge of Bihar, told his party’s district working committee in Patna on Sunday evening that the RJD could split after the kharmas, the one-month “inauspicious” period that ends with Makar Sankranti on January 15.