At an event of the Bihar State Madrasa Education Board, Nitish Kumar was offered a cap usually worn by Muslims. But he ...

According to the Census of 2011, slightly more than 17% of the state’s population of 1.01 crore were non-Hindus (this ...

It was also seen as an attempt by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to reaffirm his connection with the minority community after the JD(U)’s support for the Waqf Amendment Bill.

Dhami government’s proposed law sparks concern among Muslim bodies about erosion of their rights under Articles 26 and 30 of ...

MLC Khalid Anwar defended the Chief Minister and said that he enhanced the respect of the minority community by placing his "crown" (the cap) on the head of his minister Jama Khan.

Minister Zama Khan tried to place the cap on Kumar's head, but the CM immediately removed it and instead placed it back on Khan, asking him to wear it.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar declines a Muslim cap at a madrasa event, reflecting on his political journey and efforts for community development.

Earlier, on August 17, the Uttarakhand Cabinet made a historic decision by deciding to introduce the Uttarakhand Minority Educational Institutions Bill, 2025, in the Legislative Assembly.

Amidst opposition protests, Uttarakhand passed the Minority Educational Institutions Bill, establishing the USMEA to regulate all minority institutions, not just Muslim ones.