ZisNews - Breaking News & Updates

PRime government minister Narendra Modi on wed interacted with BJP workers in Bihar through and through the NaMo app. During the fundamental interaction, he asked a adult female worker from Darbhanga not to call him “sir,” saying he was like a brother to her."I campaign for you. I want my brother Modi to win — that’s all I wish for. We work very hard and go door to door," she said, describing the enthusiasm among the youth.Also Read | Singer Maithili Thakur on BJP's second list of 12 candidates for Bihar assembly electionDon't call me sir: PM ModiAt this point, PM Modi asked her not to call him “sir.”“Don’t call me sir, I am your brother,” he said.He also asked her how the youth in the state were responding to development efforts in Bihar. “I am not sir, I am your brother,” he replied.“I never even dreamt that I would be able to speak to you. I will always remember this,” the woman said.The Prime Minister also told the workers that women power was his biggest strength.Women power is my biggest strength: PM“Women power is my biggest strength, shield, and inspiration,” he said during his interaction with Bihar BJP booth workers.He urged BJP booth workers to form groups of men and women, visit every house ten times before the polls, and hold nukkad sabhas.PM Modi said every booth worker was “Modi” in their area and asked them to give voters a guarantee on his behalf about government schemes.The BJP on Wednesday released its second list of 12 candidates for the upcoming Bihar Assembly polls, fielding singer Maithili Thakur from the Alinagar seat and former IPS officer Anand Mishra from Buxar.Elections for the 243-member Bihar Assembly will be held in two phases on November 6 and 11, with counting scheduled for November 14.

Global News Perspectives

In today's interconnected world, staying informed about global events is more important than ever. ZisNews provides news coverage from multiple countries, allowing you to compare how different regions report on the same stories. This unique approach helps you gain a broader and more balanced understanding of international affairs. Whether it's politics, business, technology, or cultural trends, ZisNews ensures that you get a well-rounded perspective rather than a one-sided view. Expand your knowledge and see how global narratives unfold from different angles.

Customizable News Feed

At ZisNews, we understand that not every news story interests everyone. That's why we offer a customizable news feed, allowing you to control what you see. By adding keywords, you can filter out unwanted news, blocking articles that contain specific words in their titles or descriptions. This feature enables you to create a personalized experience where you only receive content that aligns with your interests. Register today to take full advantage of this functionality and enjoy a distraction-free news feed.

Like or Comment on News

Stay engaged with the news by interacting with stories that matter to you. Like or dislike articles based on your opinion, and share your thoughts in the comments section. Join discussions, see what others are saying, and be a part of an informed community that values meaningful conversations.

Download the Android App

For a seamless news experience, download the ZisNews Android app. Get instant notifications based on your selected categories and stay updated on breaking news. The app also allows you to block unwanted news, ensuring that you only receive content that aligns with your preferences. Stay connected anytime, anywhere.

Diverse News Categories

With ZisNews, you can explore a wide range of topics, ensuring that you never miss important developments. From Technology and Science to Sports, Politics, and Entertainment, we bring you the latest updates from the world's most trusted sources. Whether you are interested in groundbreaking scientific discoveries, tech innovations, or major sports events, our platform keeps you updated in real-time. Our carefully curated news selection helps you stay ahead, providing accurate and relevant stories tailored to diverse interests.

‘Don’t call me sir, I am your brother’: PM Modi to BJP woman worker in Bihar

Global News Perspectives

Customizable News Feed

Like or Comment on News

Download the Android App

Diverse News Categories

Category News

Country News