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Memorial to be built in honour of Kharwar brothers: Jaiswal
Memorial to be built in honour of Kharwar brothers: Jaiswal

Time of India

time8 hours ago

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  • Time of India

Memorial to be built in honour of Kharwar brothers: Jaiswal

Patna: State BJP president Dilip Kumar Jaiswal on Sunday said a memorial would be constructed in the state to commemorate contributions of two brothers from the Kharwar tribe, Nilambar and Pitambar, in the freedom struggle. Jaiswal announced this while addressing a convention of Kharwar tribe here. He also said a committee headed by members of Kharwar tribe would be set up to look into their problems, and follow up action would be taken to find solutions to them. Although the Kharwars are mostly found in the Bhagalpur and Munger divisions, their maximum concentration is in the Pirpainty assembly constituency of Bhagalpur district and Manihari in Kathar district. Both the constituencies, earlier, were general seats, but Pirpainty was later made a reserved seat for the scheduled caste people, and Manihari was designated as scheduled tribe (ST) seat. Incidentally, Kharwars were earlier put in the category of SC group, but after a long campaign and social mobilisation done by former CPI MLA of Pirpainty, Ambika Mandal, the Kharwar was notified as an ST group. Patna: State BJP president Dilip Kumar Jaiswal on Sunday said a memorial would be constructed in the state to commemorate contributions of two brothers from the Kharwar tribe, Nilambar and Pitambar, in the freedom struggle. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like What She Did Mid-Air Left Passengers Speechless medalmerit Learn More Undo Jaiswal announced this while addressing a convention of Kharwar tribe here. He also said a committee headed by members of Kharwar tribe would be set up to look into their problems, and follow up action would be taken to find solutions to them. Although the Kharwars are mostly found in the Bhagalpur and Munger divisions, their maximum concentration is in the Pirpainty assembly constituency of Bhagalpur district and Manihari in Kathar district. Both the constituencies, earlier, were general seats, but Pirpainty was later made a reserved seat for the scheduled caste people, and Manihari was designated as scheduled tribe (ST) seat. Incidentally, Kharwars were earlier put in the category of SC group, but after a long campaign and social mobilisation done by former CPI MLA of Pirpainty, Ambika Mandal, the Kharwar was notified as an ST group.

Memorial to be build in honour of Kharwar brothers: Jaiswal
Memorial to be build in honour of Kharwar brothers: Jaiswal

Time of India

time8 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Time of India

Memorial to be build in honour of Kharwar brothers: Jaiswal

Patna: State BJP president Dilip Kumar Jaiswal on Sunday said a memorial would be constructed in the state to commemorate contributions of two brothers from the Kharwar tribe, Nilambar and Pitambar, in the freedom struggle. Jaiswal announced this while addressing a convention of Kharwar tribe here. He also said a committee headed by members of Kharwar tribe would be set up to look into their problems, and follow up action would be taken to find solutions to them. Although the Kharwars are mostly found in the Bhagalpur and Munger divisions, their maximum concentration is in the Pirpainty assembly constituency of Bhagalpur district and Manihari in Kathar district. Both the constituencies, earlier, were general seats, but Pirpainty was later made a reserved seat for the scheduled caste people, and Manihari was designated as scheduled tribe (ST) seat. Incidentally, Kharwars were earlier put in the category of SC group, but after a long campaign and social mobilisation done by former CPI MLA of Pirpainty, Ambika Mandal, the Kharwar was notified as an ST group.

Shah to visit state after PM's prog in Siwan on June 20
Shah to visit state after PM's prog in Siwan on June 20

Time of India

time07-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Time of India

Shah to visit state after PM's prog in Siwan on June 20

Patna: Union home minister Amit Shah's Araria visit on June 15 has been postponed, said BJP state president Dilip Kumar Jaiswal on Saturday. Shah will now come to Bihar after PM Narendra Modi's Siwan visit on June 20, he said. PM Modi will address a public meeting in Pachrukhi block of Siwan district, where he is supposed to transfer a total of Rs1,011 crore in the bank accounts of more than 1 lakh beneficiaries of Bihar as the first instalment under the Pradhan Mantri Urban Housing Scheme. The PM is also likely to lay the foundation stone and inaugurate the project related to sewage treatment plants in 22 cities of Bihar. Apart from this, the foundation stone for the water supply project will also be laid in 13 cities. The cost of the entire project is more than Rs 7,170 crore.

State BJP takes out Tiranga Yatra
State BJP takes out Tiranga Yatra

Time of India

time14-05-2025

  • Politics
  • Time of India

State BJP takes out Tiranga Yatra

1 2 3 Patna: State BJP chief Dilip Kumar Jaiswal on Wednesday led the party's Tiranga Yatra here to uphold the valour and victory of the Indian defence forces in Operation Sindoor . He said what the Indian Army did was only a "trailer", and a "full-length film" would follow if Pakistan did not mend its ways. "It is not a political show, but a spontaneous demonstration of patriotism. We Biharis salute the central govt for taking the eventual decision and Indian Army for giving a lesson to Pakistan," Jailswal pursuance of the nationwide call to his party's state units, BJP national president J P Nadda had asked them to organise Tiranga Yatra between May 13 and 23. Accordingly, the Bihar BJP decided to first hold the Tiranga Yatra in the state capital on Wednesday, and thereafter, at the nine divisional headquarters on Thursday, in all its 54 organisational districts on Friday and 1,200 mandal units in a staggered manner on the subsequent days till May state BJP rank and file first gathered near the statue of Maharana Pratap near S P Verma road, from where the Tiranga Yatra was started after offering floral tributes to the legendary Mewar ruler. It concluded at Kargil War Memorial. The participants, carrying a 120-feet-long tricolor, sang glories of the Indian CMs Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha, minister Nitin Navin and local MLAs Arun Kumar Sinha and Sanjeev Chaurasia, besides party functionary Amit Prakash, were among the prominent participants.

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