Khesarilal Yadav’s father says, ‘When the father is like this, the son will be even better’
Bhojpuri superstar Khesari Lal Yadav’s father Mangroo Lal Yadav shared details about his son’s journey and his family’s past struggles. Pointing out the natural talent and success of Khesari Lal Yadav, he proudly said, ‘When the father is like this, the son will be even better.’ Mangroo Lal Yadav spoke about his humble beginnings, including his time spent in Delhi, where he would ‘sit in Delhi and eat ‘Leeti Chokha” and earn money in various ways like ‘filling burners’. He emphasized that Khesari Lal Yadav’s talent emerged early, his son had sung in ‘Bhajan Mandali’ from a young age. The interview highlighted the resilience of the family and the strong bond between father and son, attributing Khesari Lal Yadav’s achievements to hard work and inherent ability. This conversation provides a glimpse into the personal life and background of the popular Bhojpuri artiste.
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Vijay’s 2026 election battle declaration: It’s a ‘straight fight’ between my TVK and Stalin’s DMK
This special report focuses on the scathing attacks made by actor-turned-politician Vijay on the DMK government at his party’s recent General Council meeting, indicating the position of his Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. Vijay announced his intention to directly take on Chief Minister MK Stalin and his son Udhayanidhi Stalin, while established parties like ADMK and Congress are assessing the new political landscape. ‘I am saying it again now: In 2026, it is only between TVK and DMK,’ Vijay said. At the meeting, Vijay was declared the chief ministerial candidate and was authorized to take all decisions regarding the alliance. The move comes after the recent TVK rally in Karur ended in a tragic stampede, with Vijay now accusing the DMK government of exploiting the incident for political gains. The report also included reactions from other parties, with ADMK and Congress showing no commitment regarding victory claims.
NDA is contesting elections under the leadership of Nitish and will remain CM even after the results: Chirag Paswan
In this episode of Jab We Met, Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) chief and Union Minister Chirag Paswan discusses the Bihar Assembly elections, the legacy of his father Ram Vilas Paswan and his vision for the development of the state under the ‘Bihar First, Bihari First’ principle and much more.
Burqa war in Bihar: Giriraj Singh warns against ‘Sharia law’ amid ID check row
This special report focuses on the controversy over verification of women voters wearing burqa during the first phase of Bihar assembly elections. The issue has created a political stir and pitted the BJP against the RJD, with key figures like Union minister Giriraj Singh and former chief minister Rabri Devi engaged in a heated exchange. As a woman in Mokama told India Today, ‘It is not necessary to remove the burqa, if you are in doubt you can check it with your finger.’ While some voters objected to the Election Commission’s direction, others in Darbhanga welcomed the move. The debate intensified after RJD workers accused Bihar Health Minister Mangal Pandey of insisting on these tests, although he denied the claim. Union Minister Giriraj Singh further escalated the controversy by saying that Sharia law will not be implemented in Bihar, which drew sharp criticism from RJD’s Rabri Devi, who accused the BJP of communalising the voters.
Bihar’s women voter increase: Women will decide the fate of NDA vs Grand Alliance
This special report focuses on the important role of women voters in the Bihar Assembly elections, where their voting is emerging as a decisive factor in the contest between the NDA and the Grand Alliance. A major sentiment captured at the grassroots level is, ‘Education and employment are very important. We are talking about change. ‘Change is very important.’ While both political fronts have made sweeping promises, including expansion of schemes like Jeevika and Lakhpati Didi, the demand for more than just welfare is clear. As the first phase of voting ends in the state, India Today’s Gaurav Sawant report highlights that women are focusing on concrete outcomes like economic independence, better education and job opportunities, indicating that their vote will determine who rules Bihar.
