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On Jayaprakash Narayan’s death anniversary, Sitab Diara remembers his final visit, when he flew over his village before bidding farewell for the last time.

How Ram Vilas Paswan used social representation, coalition timing and political flexibility to remain relevant across changing governments.

Why the Left remains relevant in rural Bihar through land, labour, caste and village-level mobilisation despite recent electoral setbacks.

How Congress lost its political dominance in Bihar as caste assertion, socialist politics, regional parties and new social coalitions reshaped the state.

The BJP is seeking a larger role in Bihar politics by strengthening local leadership, expanding its social base and recalibrating its regional alliances.

How Advani’s 1990 arrest at Samastipur brought Mandal and Kamandal politics into direct confrontation and reshaped Bihar’s political landscape.

How the saffron flag found political space in Bihar through the JP movement, student protests and the rise of diverse anti-Congress networks.

Tejashwi Yadav is recasting Bihar political strategy around jobs, youth empowerment and social justice as he seeks to rebuild the RJD’s base.

How Lalu Prasad Yadav rose from Patna’s student politics to become Bihar chief minister in 1990, reshaping caste and social justice politics.

How Lalu Prasad Yadav reshaped Indian democracy through social justice politics, rustic humour, backward-caste mobilisation and mass communication.