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CEO & Editor-in-Chief, NDTV | Ex News Director, AajTak & India Today | Exec. Director, Business Today | HBS Alum | Honorary Fellow, Cardiff University |
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"No Consultancy, Next 5 Years Will Focus On Bihar": Prashant Kishor To NDTV

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By Rahul Kanwal Verified
| NDTV Verified
Prashant Kishor - whose Jan Suraaj flopped in the Bihar election, winning zero of 238 seats contested - ruled out a return to his poll strategist avatar, telling NDTV's Editor-in-Chief Rahul Kanwal he had no plans to advise actor-politician Vijay for next year's Tamil Nadu election. He did, though, offer a peek into his plans for the future, and they revolve exclusively around Bihar. Kishor told NDTV, "I will not rest till I win Bihar... let it take five years or even 10.
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"Rs 10,000 To Women Big Factor In Bihar Verdict": Prashant Kishor Exclusive

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By Rahul Kanwal Verified
| NDTV Verified
Patna: Jan Suraaj boss Prashant Kishor has blamed the offer of Rs 10,000 each to 1.21 crore woman in Bihar - ahead of the two-phase election this month - for the ruling Janata Dal United's haul of 85 seats, which was more than thrice what the poll strategist predicted the JDU would win. Speaking to NDTV's Editor-in-Chief Rahul Kanwal for his first interview after the Bihar debacle, Kishor said, "Rs 10,000 was enough to sway votes. JDU shouldn't have gotten more than 25 seats.
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World Says 'Namaste Bharat' As Most Powerful Leaders Come Together In Delhi For G20 Summit

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By Rajdeep Sardesai Verified, Rahul Kanwal Verified
| Justdial
World Says 'Namaste Bharat' As Most Powerful Leaders Come Together In Delhi For G20 Summit
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