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Rush to Delhi
Delhi is
alluring the Biharis. Most students come to
Delhi for better education. In Delhi, most of
them are misguided. Except for a few good
colleges in Delhi University, other college
standard is low. Why do students come here and
spend a lot of their parents money? JNU is a
good place for higher education.
Students think once they venture to Delhi they
will get good jobs. It is not necessary.
Guardian-less students do not pay attention to
their studies and this way they are ruining
their time and wasting guardian's money.
Working people's condition is worse in Delhi.
Only handful of people of Bihar get handsome
salary otherwise those who are working in the
private offices are getting the salary between
Rs. 4000 to 10000. If a man earns Rs. 7000 per
month, this money is valueless for an expensive
city like Delhi.
Rickshaw pullers and other manual workers
conditions are also worst possible. The question
is that why people come to Delhi without any
planning? First people should analyse what will
happen in Delhi, what would be their future.
After proper planning, they should go to Delhi.
- Wasimul Haque - Jan. 6, 2006
Comments:
Anil Kumar writes on Jan. 7, 2006
"JNU is a good place
for higher education". Sure, if you want your
children to turn into communists and Marxists.
JNU is the single-most well-organized,
legalized, breeding ground of Marxists (Naxals)
who have been brainwashed to believe in equating
Marxism with intellectualism.
NRI Conference
in Hyderabad
Nitish Kumar is wasting his time with NRI
conference in Hyderabad.
NRIs want to help or invest money in their own
state. How many Bihari NRIs are going to
Hyderabad conference? I could bet not a single
Bihari NRI would invest in Bihar at this stage.
If Nitish Kumar is serious about NRI’s
investment in Bihar he could hold a conference
in Patna with NRIs for investment in Bihar, then
he would get some idea about investment from
NRIs. - Rajesh Jha - Jan. 6, 2006
Future of Laloo
Yadav
While the general belief amongst Bihari public is
that of relief to get rid of 15 year old Laloo
Raj, what the leader himself must be thinking?
Should he think that he and his wife are out of
Chief Ministerial consideration forever or be a
little optimistic and wait for 5 years till next
elections?
I think he scored self goal by making a public
statement that development counts for nothing as
far as winning elections in Bihar is concerned. So
the public now knows that development was far away
from his mind. On top of it, the new government
has taken some positive steps and at least looking
to work towards a better governance. Laloo has
lost a gargantuan opportunity to inscribe his name
in Bihar's history by neglecting the fundamental
necessities of general Bihari public. Also, his
defeat in elections came only when one of the EC
officials took stringent steps to ensure fair
elections. It makes one wonder that did he really
win previous elections fair and square.
All in all, his future looks bleak and unless some
disaster is committed by this govt I don't see him
coming back into the power in near future. -
Jitesh Sinha - Jan. 7, 2006
Road Conditions
in Bihar
The road conditions were always bad in Bihar. It
was difficult to imagine how a motor craft will
walk onto them.While previous govt failed to even
acknowledge the bad conditions,I don't see any
active effort on part of Nitish Kumar's Govt in
this regard till now.True,this govt has been
fairly new at the office but the improving road
conditions all over Bihar has not even appeared in
any of the statements made by ministers. -
Jitesh Sinha - Jan. 7, 2006
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