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Mokama MLA Anant Singh has announced plans to form a new political party following his expulsion from Janata Dal (United). The dispute highlights internal party discipline, constituency-level political competition and the challenges facing Bihar's political organisations.

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The Bihar government has approved a ₹3,516 crore development plan for the Vishnupad Temple area in Gaya, with the project aimed at improving infrastructure and developing the pilgrimage destination.

The Uniform Civil Code has emerged as a fresh political issue in Bihar after JD(U) leaders reiterated that the party does not support implementing a UCC in the state, while BJP leaders have backed the proposal at the national level.

The Janata Dal (United) has intensified its long-running campaign against the Farakka Barrage, launching a “Nitish Samvad” outreach programme across 12 districts along the Ganga. With the India-Bangladesh Ganga water-sharing treaty approaching its December 2026 expiry, the issue has returned to the centre of Bihar's political debate over floods, silt accumulation and water management.

Bihar’s political landscape remains closely connected to issues such as employment, development, infrastructure, education and welfare, with political parties working to strengthen their positions among voters across the state.

A tragic incident in Telangana has sparked anger among State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) employees after a 24-year-old woman bus conductor, Gundla Pravalika, died following an alleged attack by a passenger. The conductor, who was seriously injured after being pushed out of a moving bus during an argument over ticket change, succumbed to her injuries after nearly ten days of treatment.

Karnataka's latest bus fare hike has triggered a political controversy across the state, with opposition parties strongly criticising the Congress government over the increased financial burden on ordinary passengers. The revised fares for state-run transport corporations have come into effect from midnight on November 4, making bus journeys more expensive for thousands of daily commuters.