India News: Amid strong reservations within the party over Narendra Modi's much-speculated projection as BJP's prime ministerial candidate, the two-day national meet of JD(U) beginning in New Delhi from Saturday is set to bring the spotlight back on NDA's next candidate for the top post.<br /><br />The national executive and national council meeting of JD(U) will also see a formal announcment of Sharad Yadav as the party's president for a third consecutive time.<br /><br />The constitution of JD(U) was amended on March 5 to provide a third term to Yadav who had first become its chief in 2006 replacing George Fernandes.
