| Names |
NITISH KUMAR |
| Date of
Birth |
March 01, 1951
- in Bhaktiarpur, Patna, Bihar, India. |
| Identity |
Indian Politician
from Bihar |
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Date-wise Events / Works |
- February 22, 1973:
He married Manju Kumari Sinha, a teacher by profession.
- March 19, 1998: He became
the Minister of Railways, Govt. of India.
- April 14, 1998: He became the
Minister of Surface Transport, Govt of India.
- August 05, 1999: He retired
as the Minister of Railways, Govt. of India and stepped down
as the Minister of Surface Transport, Govt of India.
- October 13, 1999: He became
the Minister of Surface Transport, Govt of India.
- November 22, 1999: He
became the Minister of Agriculture, Govt. of India and
stepped down as the Minister of Surface Transport, Govt of
India.
- March 03, 2000: He became
the Chief Minister of Bihar, and stepped down as MInister of
Agriculture, Govt of India.
- March 10, 2000: He retired
as the Chief Minister of Bihar.
- May 27, 2000: He became the
Minister of Agriculture, Govt. of India.
- March 20, 2001: He became
the Chief Minister of Bihar.
- July 21, 2001: He retired
as the Minister of Agriculture, Govt. of India.
- May 21, 2004: He retired as
the Minister of Railwas, Govt. of India.
- November 24, 2005: He
became the Chief Minister of Bihar.
- May 17, 2014: He retired as
the Chief Minister of Bihar.
- February 22, 2015: He
became the Chief Minister of Bihar.
- July 26, 2017: He resigned
from his post of Chief Minister of Bihar, saying that after
the Deputy Chief MInister, Tejasvi Yadav, had decided not to
step down despite having been accused of being involved in
thousands of crores worth of benami property scam. Soon
after resigning he announced having joined the NDA (National
Democratic Alliance led by the BJP) and also announced his
intention of forming a government in Bihar jointly with NDA.
- July 27, 2017: He was sworn
in as Chief MInister of the NDA government in Bihar; Sushil
Kumar Modi, BJP leader, was also sworn in as the Deputy
Chief Minister.
- July 28, 2017: He won the
confidence vote on the floor of the State Assemly by 131 (in
favour of NDA government) to 108 votes (in favour of the
so-called natural alliance the so-called secular parties).
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| General |
- He has been successful Chief Minister of Bihar
transforming a state notorious for failing law and order
situations and caste wars, through successful governance.
- His decision to resign as the railway minister in 1999,
taking the moral responsibility of a train accident that
occurred in Gaisal which killed 200 people, is still
remembered and appreciated by many.
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