While NDA registered a big victory in the results of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, another worrying picture emerged. This time the number of Muslim MLAs in the House has come down to only 10, which is the lowest in the last 35 years. Despite the Muslim population in the state being around 17.7%, their political representation is very low which clearly shows the inequality of election strategies and ticket distribution.

In this election, both the Grand Alliance and the NDA expressed less confidence in Muslim faces. There were many seats where Muslim voters traditionally play a decisive role, but political parties fielded non-Muslim candidates in those areas too. AIMIM was not included in the grand alliance, after which the party decided to contest the elections alone. Due to all these reasons, the representation of the Muslim community was significantly reduced and the number of seats came down to a record level.

AIMIM again showed strength in Seemanchal

Asaduddin Owaisi’s party AIMIM maintained its influence in the politics of Seemanchal this time also. The party fielded candidates on 25 seats and won 5 of them. These victories were recorded in seats like Amour, Kochadhaman, Jokihat, Bahadurganj and Bayasi, where Muslim population is high and AIMIM had performed strongly in the last elections also. This time the influence of the party was more clearly visible in the four districts of Seemanchal, Araria, Purnia, Katihar and Kishanganj.

Status of JDU Muslim candidates

JDU has fielded four Muslim candidates in the 2025 elections. Among these, Mohammad Zama Khan came out ahead from Chainpur. Chainpur is not a Muslim dominated area, hence BJP and JDU launched a joint campaign to woo Hindu voters on this seat. In 2020, JDU had given tickets to 11 Muslim faces, but they did not get any success in that election. This time, after reducing the number of candidates, the party was successful in getting one seat.

The only Muslim face of LJP (RV)

Chirag Paswan’s party gave ticket to Mohammad Kalimuddin from Bahadurganj. He survived the competition but remained in third place. AIMIM’s Tausif Alam registered a comfortable victory on this seat, while Congress stood second.

RJD got two Muslim seats

Rashtriya Janata Dal gave limited tickets to Muslim candidates, but the party won on the two seats where it got the opportunity. Asif Ahmed was victorious from Bisfi, while in Raghunathpur, Shahabuddin’s son Osama Saheb won and made the family’s political comeback after 21 years. This time RJD adopted a new balance in ticket distribution, in which an attempt was seen to create a fresh coordination between Yadav, Muslim, EBC, Dalit and upper caste communities.

Mixed situation of Congress in Seemanchal

Congress maintained its presence in Seemanchal like in 2020. Mohammad Kamrul Hoda won from Kishanganj and Abidur Rehman won from Araria. However, a major upset was seen when Congress Legislature Party leader Shakeel Ahmed Khan lost to JDU candidate Dulal Chandra Goswami in Nathnagar.

Lowest number of Muslim MLAs since 1990

If we look at the previous figures of Muslim representation in Bihar, the result of 2025 shows a big decline. In the year 2010, 19 Muslim MLAs won. In 2015 the number increased to 24. Whereas in 2020 again there will be 19 MLAs and in 2025 it will come down to only 10. That is, about 4.1% of the House, while the population is about 17.7%.

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India GDP Forecasts: The impact of American high tariffs may seem limited at present, but if the situation continues then its widespread impact may be visible next year. The World Bank, in its latest forecast released on Tuesday, said that in the financial year 2026-27, India’s economic growth rate (GDP Growth Rate) may decrease by 20 basis points and it may remain at 6.2 percent.

Reforms need to be implemented soon

However, Franziska Onsorz, Chief Economist of the World Bank’s South Asia region, has increased her estimate for the current financial year by 20 basis points and called it 6.5 percent. He says that this strength has been seen due to higher than expected growth of 7.8 percent in the April-June quarter.

Onsorge said in an interview to The Indian Express that the Indian government needs to quickly implement structural reforms, so that the possible impact of US high tariffs can be reduced. He said that at present the government is making efforts at many levels. Labor market reforms are urgently needed and should be implemented at the grassroots level. Besides, discussions are also going on on trade agreements, which indicates that the government is working rapidly to improve the business environment.

What did RBI say in the forecast?

The World Bank’s estimate is lower than the forecast of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). In its latest assessment released on October 1, RBI had estimated the GDP growth rate for the financial year 2025-26 at 6.8 percent, which shows an increase of 30 basis points.

The central bank said in its six-month monetary policy report that if the monsoon remains normal and there is no external or policy shock, then the GDP growth rate may be 6.6 percent in the financial year 2026-27.

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In the Asia Cup, India registered a unilateral win over Pakistan by seven wickets. Team India achieved the target of 128 runs given by Pakistan in only 16 overs. In this victory, Abhishek Sharma’s fast innings and Tilak Varma contributed significantly in this victory with the winning shot of captain Suryakumar Yadav. In an important development after the match, the Indian team did not join hands with the players of Pakistan, giving a strong message against terrorism. Captain Suryakumar Yadav dedicated this victory to the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack and the Indian Army. He said, ‘We are standing with the victims of Pahalgam and dedicate this victory to those families.’ With this step, the Indian team gave a clear message on the playground and also outside the field.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jodhpur has taken a new initiative in the field of education, which is being discussed throughout the country. Actually, IIT Jodhpur has created a new model for studies. It has been named Hindi model, which will make it easier for Hindi medium students to pass IITs. This model has been prepared under the leadership of Dr. Avinash Kumar Aggarwal, director of the Institute, due to which the students of the first year are being taught engineering in their mother tongue Hindi. The purpose of this model is to make the language a hindrance in education, but an associate medium.

Students of Hindi medium will benefit

Dr. Avinash Aggarwal said that most of the students taking admission in IIT come through Hindi medium. In such a situation, they have difficulty in studying and writing in English-based education system, making notes and working in the lab. This reduces the confidence of students and they are left behind many times. In view of this, Jodhpur IIT developed such education model, in which students are being taught in their understanding language.

Focus on English also

Under this initiative, students coming in the First Year are also taught engineering subjects in English as well as English. Also, extra classes are being run to make experts in English language. The program started a year ago, whose positive results have been received.

The scheme will be implemented in the whole country

In view of the success of IIT Hindi model, preparations are being made to implement it across the country. Dr. Aggarwal informed that this model was appreciated in all the IITs meeting of the country and now it is being planned to implement it in 23 IITs of India. Under this scheme, students will be taught in their mother tongue. For example…

• Students of Bengal will be taught in Bangla.
• Students of Karnataka will be taught in Kannada.
• Students of Tamil Nadu will be taught in Tamil.
• Students of Rajasthan will be taught in Hindi.
• Students of Maharashtra will be taught in Marathi.

In this direction, the Hindi model has been implemented in Rajasthan, the result of which is said to be very encouraging. This will remove the hindrance of language and students will be able to perform self -sufficient and perform better in higher education. Dr. Aggarwal said that engineers are being prepared all over the world and they are getting ready by studying in their regional language with engineers English, India had received the Nobel Prize 100 years ago, after this, it has not been received till today because there are many types of languages ​​in India.

Priority to Guru’s role

Dr. Aggarwal said that the quality of education is directly related to the teacher’s efficiency. Keeping this in mind, the Jodhpur IIT started a special program, under which 12th pass students are selected and they are given a four-year BSC-B.Ed course. Trained gurus will give better educational support to students from 8th to 12th. The goal of this initiative is to increase the number and quality of teachers in rural and semi -urban areas, so that education can be spread on a large scale.

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Amid the preparations for the Vice Presidential election, the opposition coalition India organized a mock poll for its MPs today (September 8). This exercise will be held in the old Parliament House at 2:30 pm, in which all MPs have been instructed to join.

The purpose of this mock poll is to make MPs aware of the election process and to save them from any mistake during the actual voting. Earlier, NDA MPs also practiced in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. At the same time, Rajya Sabha MP and Shiv Sena UBT leader Sanjay Raut said that BJP does not have a majority.

Vote after listening to the voice of conscience- Sanjay Raut

Sanjay Raut says that yesterday there was a mock poll for the NDA, PM himself was also sitting in the mock poll, today we will be the opposition party mock poll, the MPs of the country also need mock poll, a good election is being held, and the thing is that BJP does not have a majority, Vice Presidential post is constitutional post and our candidate B.S. Sudrashan Reddy and our call is that these voting MPs should be for the national interest, should be to save the constitution, after listening to the voice of the country and our conscience, our MPs should vote.

VIDEO | Delhi: on the Vice-PRESIDENIAL Election, Shiv Sena (UBT) mp sanjay raut says, “… it’s a good election. The BJP does not have the majority. Elect to save the constitution, and mps must listen to their soul.… pic.twitter.com/ru22pnlq28

– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) September 8, 2025

Former Vice President is still missing- Sanjay Raut

He said, “The way the condition of the country has been done, the former Vice President of the country is still missing today, it says that everything is not going well in democracy, which will show its spine, it will be disappeared, so the post of Vice President to come should also be careful.”

In this way, before the Vice Presidential elections, both the opposition and the ruling party have intensified the exercise to prepare their MPs. On the one hand, the NDA is busy showing majority, on the other hand the opposition is presenting it as a war of democracy and constitution. Now it has to be seen that in whose favor the final result goes and to what extent the MP listens to his conscience.

China in unsc on israel -ran war: In an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), China lodged a strong objection against Israel. Fu Kong, a permanent representative of China to the United Nations, clearly stated that Israeli’s recent military action is a violation of the established rules of international law and global relations. He said that this is not only a threat to Iran’s sovereignty and security, but the entire West Asia can be unstable. China has clearly condemned this action.

China warned: If the war increases, the whole world will have to pay the price
Fu Kong said that if this struggle increases further then not only will Israel and Iran be damaged, but other countries in the region can also be serious. Although he did not clarify which countries could be the most affected by this war, they emphasized the need to handle the situation immediately.

China expressed concern on the eighth day of struggle
China said that this confrontation between Israel and Iran has now entered the eighth day and during this time a large number of common citizens have been killed and the important facilities of both sides have been damaged. There is a repeated ceasefire demand from China.

Chinese Foreign Ministry and President Xi’s response
On June 13, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said that China is “deeply concerned” with Israeli attacks and opposes Iran’s sovereignty violation.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi called these attacks as “unacceptable” and called it a violation of international law. At the same time, President Xi Jinping said in Kazakhstan on 17 June that the instability of West Asia is a threat to global peace and all sides should work towards stopping war.

China’s target on America and Britain too
China did not directly take the name of America and Britain, but gave the big countries who played an influential role in the struggle to “fulfill the responsibility of establishing peace”. China has also accused the US of “pouring ghee in fire”.

The biggest priority told the safety of citizens
Chinese representative Fu Kong said that citizens should not be targeted under any circumstances. He criticized the indiscriminate use of weapons force in the war and emphasized that all parties should follow the International Human Rights Act. Civil facilities, citizens of third countries and human aid efforts should be given complete security.

Attack on nuclear sites dangerous, talk of finding solutions from conversation
Fu Kong also told that this struggle has derailed the ongoing conversation on the Iranian nuclear issue. He said that some Iranian nuclear bases can become dangerous examples, which can have serious consequences in future. He urged that all the parties return to the solution through dialogue and diplomacy and proceed strongly towards political solution.