Arif Mohammed Khan left the state on Sunday to assume the office of the Governor of Bihar. Citing an official mourning on account of former prime minister Manmohan Singh’s death, the state ...

Arif Mohammed Khan has taken oath as the Governor of Bihar at a formal ceremony in Patna, succeeding Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, who is now the Governor of Kerala. This transition is part of a ...

Move comes after RJD leader, on Tuesday, met Muhammad Firoz, a cleric who was allegedly beaten by a deputy superintendent of ...

MYSURU: Bihar Governor Arif Mohammed Khan emphasised that all Indian languages are expressions of Goddess Saraswathi and stressed that there is no competition among them. He advocated for equal ...

Bihar Governor Arif Mohammed Khan called on President Droupadi Murmu at the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Wednesday. A photo from the interaction was posted on social media platform X (formerly known as ...

Speaking to reporters after taking the dip, Khan said, 'We should always keep in mind that the 'Sanatan Aadarsh' (eternal ideal) of Indian culture is 'Ekaatmata', or oneness of being, where all ...

The ceremony, scheduled to begin around 11 am, marks Khan's transition from his previous role as the governor of Kerala. (PTI) Arif Mohammad Khan was sworn in as the Governor of Bihar on Thursday ...

Governor Arif Mohammad Khan congratulated the entire Paswan family, for the Makar Sankranti festival. He described Makar Sankranti as a symbol of positive energy, underscoring its significance in ...

Okhla, a predominantly Muslim constituency, has been a stronghold of AAP’s Amanatullah Khan, who is the sitting MLA. However, ...

Bihar Governor Arif Mohammed Khan arrived at the Mahakumbh in Prayagraj on Friday and said that the 'Sanatana' culture embodies the oneness of being and that all the differences dissolve in it.

A day after President Droupadi Murmu replaced Kerala governor Arif Muhammad Khan with Rajendra Arlekar, the ruling CPI(M) and opposition BJP took contrasting positions on Khan’s five-year ...

Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan on Friday took a dip in the Triveni Sangam during the ongoing Maha Kumbh, and stressed that "our culture says any human being should be seen in a divine way".