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One day Green asked Saffron what keeps you so vibrant? Saffron smiled, a lot of green inside me. Once upon a time, the eastern Indian state of Bihar provided space for socialism to take center stage. As a new government takes office in Bihar, the book JP to BJP: Bihar after Lalu and Nitish looks closely at the process of saffronisation that has taken place in this landscape, more marked than any other by milestones of political shifts and movements. Author, journalist Santosh Singh tracks the important Socialists on the national stage for the last 75 years, traces the rise and fall of Socialist and coalition governments in Patna and New Delhi and defines for us the sifting sand of opportunistic politics and an invisible future. The book answers many burning questions such as why the man who had sought to counter Narendra Modi's 'Congress-mukt Bharat' line with his vow of a 'Sangh-mukt Bharat' walk away from being the emerging nucleus of Opposition politics? Which top RJD leader did Prem Chand Gupta accompany to meet BJP leader Arun Jaitley in Delhi, and why?