Landslides wreak havoc in Papua New Guinea's mountainous region, killing at least 21 people.

News Topical, Digital Desk : The first phase of voting for the 243 seats of the Bihar Assembly will be held on November 6th, the second phase on November 11th, and the counting of votes will take place on November 14th. The ruling NDA and the opposition alliance have released their manifestos regarding this. On one side is Tejashwi's pledge, and on the other is the NDA's resolution letter, which contains big promises. The promises include jobs, education, cash, and many other schemes. Now, both alliances have made big promises to the public, but if the NDA or the Grand Alliance does not fulfill the promises made in their manifestos, what will the people of Bihar do?

Regardless of the election, every political party makes declarations aimed at victory as if the public will simply elect them to power. The same things are repeated in the manifesto before each election, only the dates and promises change slightly. This time too, both political alliances have made a barrage of promises for the Bihar elections. So, can the people of Bihar seek answers from these parties in court if their promises are not fulfilled?

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