Comments on: NDA celebrates 4 year rule in Bihar, CM release report card

By: Rajesh K.Pathak

Rajesh K.Pathak — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:45:21 +0000

Dear Shailendra, please note that ‘Kesariya Buddha Stupa’ is the highest and the largest Buddha Stupa in the present world, so question does not arise of too many stupas or religious sites like ‘Kesariya Stupa’ existance. I appreciate your information regarding Central university and sugar mills. If that areas as I mentioned earlier are provided with facilities which are not too costly and very huge investment is required as seeing the annual budget, can generate revenue for Government directly and indirectly. I further suggest that Central and State Government jointly can plan for Medical and Engineering College at the level of AIIMS and IIT in that area as this area is quite, cool and calm free from huge traffic, industrial polution, population congestion, water polution, which can be helpful to the students and faculty, also being centrally located can cater the needs of public of many districts. These colleges must be in the surrounding of ‘Kesariya Stupa’ which can really create bigger attraction of the state, nation and world. These colleges can get famous faster. I appreciate work of Our Chief Minister, Shri Nitish Kumar and in my blogs on various sites I have appraised him. We wish him very good luck for next assembly election 2010. We are also in the process of building ground for his victory, sitting thousands of miles away. I know that an Engineer can not be destructor but can only be creator. Am I right ?

By: shailendra

shailendra — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 04:13:17 +0000

Dear pathak, there are too many religious cites like kesariya present in our state. It is not possible to make circuit house and other infrastrure at every places with limited resources in limited time. Nitish govt allocated Central University of Bihar in your region ( central govt wants it near about Patna) for developing your region. Also, sugar mills are in process of reopen. What else , you want ?

By: Rajesh K.Pathak

Rajesh K.Pathak — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 08:35:38 +0000

What kind of activities are carried out to develop religious sites like ‘Kesariya Stupa’ and its surrounding areas ? Are all the roads connecting to this sites are made proper and wider ? Is electric power supply made available 24hrs to this area ? Is drinking water supply is made available 24 hrs ? Is public sanitation made available to this areas which can be used by tourists and local public ? Is transportaion system made available to this area by Government at least whole day ? Are good guest houses/rooms made available to this place by government ? Is any good hospital made available by Government ? What kind of budhist programmes/fairs are run yearly to make this area famous ? Can we create better infrastructure in association with foreigners to develop this whole area ? I suggest state Government to focus on this area with bigger plan.

By: tarique ahmad

tarique ahmad — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 13:47:28 +0000

after coming of nitish kumar,there is lot of development work is going on , so we biharis must be unite by heart to develop our state.

By: Arunav

Arunav — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:52:31 +0000

Dear all,

The development during Mr. Nitish kumar tenure is visible in various areas so he needs to be appreciated for his effort.

However the condition of availability of electricity in most part of the state is very bad.

Nobody is sure as to when the bihar will be completely electrified and the usage of electricity will match the national average which is a big impediment in the development of bihar.

We expect an special effort by the nitish government for expediting the generation/availability of electricity in bihar.

Further the grameen vidutikaran yojna also needs to be implemented effectively and expeditiously.

If centre in not supporting than launch a mass movement.Everybody will give support for the availability of electricity.

arunav

By: amit singh

amit singh — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:01:33 +0000

Hats off to mr. nitish and his efforts, made to make bihar once again stand on path of development ,the future is very bright for our state and we biharis should give one more chance to mr nitish so that what ever foundation he has laid he can work and get results out of it , it would be end of development for us if lalu returns to power ,the little hope of coming back to development track would also die .

By: nayan ranjan

nayan ranjan — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:40:08 +0000

recent proposal taken by mahamahim mr nitish kumar to handover the public distribution system to primary agriculture cooperatie socities is not a good decision because these type of action will deprive the 45000 workers and their livlihood.i am not opposing nitish kumar view about rampant corruption in public distribution system after all effort made by concerned department to improve the situation.but i want toask question to CM ‘what will be happen to 45000 people who became unemployed.i want to remind that tamilnadu govt is taking several to free from corruption and bringing different types of schemes under one roof like postal ticket,pulses will be sell by these shops and that will increase their income.and percentage your govt is providind them is not enough now.their demand of increase in percentage and behave them as a regular employees is valid and must be taken into your consideration.but you are trying to handover it to PACs is totally wrong because this facility will go to those people who have been elected through election procedure after spending lot of money according what i have seen and after all it is doubtable that they will be keep up janta’s promises.instead of doing this thing you should bring a proper system to improve the quality of PDS shop.but Mr nitish kumar it seems that you are going on the path of chandra babu naidu ex CM of andhra pradesh who was also media friendly person and in the hype and hoopla of development forget the basis need of people like roti,kapda aur makan and as we know that these are essential things in human life.how can you kill the job of 45000 people and if you are ready to transfer to other department then are you ready to provide them other job so that they can survive their families life.what you think that these people are involving in corruption and your full cabinet is totally honset.if any idea is not coming in your mind for the improvement of these shops so you want to remove it.is this type of knowledge you have gained in your life?are you running a dictatorship like govt in bihar instead of becoming people friendly? who has given you right to divide the people of Bihar in to different cast category like dalit to mahadalit?
Mr nitish kumar, r u listening ???

By: Santosh Kumar

Santosh Kumar — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 08:47:57 +0000

It gives immense pleasure when I hear something like this for Bihar. Hope this is not pseudo Bihar shining.
I pray God to make my home province a heaven.

By: Rajiv Pandey

Rajiv Pandey — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:49:41 +0000

Bihar goverment needs to persue power projects very urgently . They can go for singnature campaign agianst delay in coal linkage aand other clearance .
Bihar needs to make significant progress in capacity addition in power sector.

By: Arvind

Arvind — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 06:55:16 +0000

Mr Editor
Please give details of report card on your site