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Bihar Panchayat Elections
You can follow the Bihar Panchayat elections closely by following our news updates relating to the Bihar polls. The election process has already started with the filling of nominations. The nominations were very inetresting this time as many seats have been declared women seats and it has been mostly the wives of earlier candidates that have filed their nominations for the Panchayati polls in Bihar.
The panchayat elections in Bihar is being held in 10 phases and will end on June 11. Counting will be taken up June 14.
The last panchayat elections were held in 2000 after a gap of 23 years. Follow the pulse of the Bihar Elections with us.
Bihar Elections Results
| How to win the Bihar ElectionsSify, India - 6 May 2008Al Mumit assured that the task of establishing connectivity between Bihar, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh and Nepal based mafia and gangsters would cost a little ... |
TODAY'S EDITORIAL: Play It RightTimes of India, India - 4 May 2008... but the strains are now showing as the Congress and the CPM square up against each other ahead of panchayat elections in West Bengal. ... |
Small feats big changesDeccan Herald, India - 10 May 2008Rangaswamy Elango, who gave up his cushy job, became the sarpanch of his village panchayat and realised Gram Swaraj. The dedicated ranger and warrior of the ... |
Residents call for elections boycott in KalyaniHowrah News Service, India - 22 Apr 2008The three phased panchayat elections in the state to be held in May 11, 14 and 18. Besides the opposition parties, some members of the ruling Communist ... |
The Return Of Land HungerCounterCurrents.org, India - 16 Apr 2008In November 2006, P Jaggaiyan, a poor Dalit agricultural worker who had been elected president of the Nakkalamuthanpatti village panchayat, in Tirunelveli ... |
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Supreme Court on Bihar Elections
The Supreme Court has given its judgment - The dissolution of the Bihar Assembly was unconstitutional but polls can proceed as they are on. This has put the Supreme Court itself under a question mark. On the one hand it says the dissolution in Bihar was unconstitutional and on the other while it still has a chance to save perhaps hundreds of lives and millions of rupees, it gives a lame excuse of the poll process having started. Nominations are yet to be filed , deployment of troops yet to made, candidates holding on for a final pronouncement have not yet gone full blast on campaign and the Supreme court says the process has started and cannot be stopped.
Talk Between Congress and Paswan Failed
 New Delhi: Congress continued its efforts to rope in LJP Chief Ram Vilas Paswan in a RJD-led alliance of UPA partners for the Bihar Assembly elections, but appeared to have failed to make any headway. AICC General Secretary Digvijay Singh had a 90-minute talk with the Union Minister amid reports of Paswan insisting that his party would be part of a third front in Bihar comprising parties opposed to RJD supremo Lalu Prasad.
Talk Between Congress and Paswan Failed
RJD to meet President today against EC decision on photo I-cards
A high level delegation of the RJD would call on President APJ Abdul Kalam in New Delhi today, urging him to intervene in the Election Commissions directive making possession of photo identity cards (PICs) mandatory for casting votes in coming Bihar Assembly election. RJD spokesperson Shivanand Tiwari told reporters in Patna on Tuesday that the EC’s order was in contravention to the constitutional provisions which had authorised any person above age of 18 to exercise his franchise in hustings.
RJD to meet President today against EC decision on photo I-cards
President's rule in Bihar Extended
The Union Cabinet has decided to extend President's rule in Bihar by another six months. On the other hand the Supreme Court has asked the Congress led government to explain why it had imposed President's rule in Bihar. The court wanted to know about the documents on the basis of which President's Rule was imposed in the state an that too in such a hurry.
Bihar Assembly dissolution: SC issues notice
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