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Permalink Reply by NEET on May 8, 2011 at 1:41pm

Only fakies are running this site Mr. Pandey tum doodh piyo marni par aur shradh par

sanjay kumar pandey said:

rohini, people like bjojpuria are indeed pathetic creatures. please ignore them; they don't know what they are saying or maybe they are used to saying such things to their own family members.  
Rohini said:

@Randhir. i am happy that you found prasenjits stay in bihar hilarious. most people here wont even read before saying how proud they are.

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Permalink Reply by sanjay kumar pandey on May 10, 2011 at 10:41am

Tumhare shraadh par?? No thanks!

NEET said:

Only fakies are running this site Mr. Pandey tum doodh piyo marni par aur shradh par

sanjay kumar pandey said:

rohini, people like bjojpuria are indeed pathetic creatures. please ignore them; they don't know what they are saying or maybe they are used to saying such things to their own family members.  
Rohini said:

@Randhir. i am happy that you found prasenjits stay in bihar hilarious. most people here wont even read before saying how proud they are.

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Permalink Reply by NEET on May 10, 2011 at 12:28pm

Aaj kal babaji log Sulabh Sauchalay ke saamne baith ane jane walon se 1 rupaya , 2 rupaya wasool rahe hain aur kisi ke marni par shraddh kar doodh pee rahe hain.

sanjay kumar pandey said:

Tumhare shraadh par?? No thanks!

NEET said:

Only fakies are running this site Mr. Pandey tum doodh piyo marni par aur shradh par

sanjay kumar pandey said:

rohini, people like bjojpuria are indeed pathetic creatures. please ignore them; they don't know what they are saying or maybe they are used to saying such things to their own family members.  
Rohini said:

@Randhir. i am happy that you found prasenjits stay in bihar hilarious. most people here wont even read before saying how proud they are.

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Permalink Reply by Arun Jha on May 10, 2011 at 12:37pm

I feel that Bihar does 'suck'; and what is needed are educated, motivated Biharis to come back to Bihar and see what they can do for this place they call their own.

 

My late father, Dr. Pitambar Jha, after completing his Doctorate (MA, PhD) in the Sanskrit language; moved to work in the 'Kaivalyadhama' Yoga Research Institute in Lonavla in Pune district of Maharashtra state in India. I was born and brought up in Lonavla itself; and studied in Don Bosco, Lonavla and in Fergusson College, Pune before going on for my Military training in NDA, Khadakwasla near Pune. As fate (destiny) apparently desired; I survived a SEVERE Head Injury in Nov 1993 in which my Skull was fractured in 23 places and I was in Coma for 20 days. Still, again - as fate (destiny) apparently desired - I survived and retained my abilities sufficiently well - enough to continue in my service.

 

I got married to a girl from Patna - originally from a village in Madhubani district; and did the Basic Course of the 'Art of Living' (AOL) when I was posted in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh state in India. Through these Courses; HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar effectively motivates all people - fortunate enough to do the courses - to think on the lines of what they can do for their society.

 

Over these more than NINE years; certain definite plans have evolved thru me for leveraging the strengths of the fertile land in Bihar state. The land in the PLAINS of Bihar (particularly North Bihar spanning more than 50 thousand SQ Km) is very fertile due to the silt deposited by the rivers flowing thru the mountains of Nepal over the years. These rivers are the melting Himalayan Glaciers; and this melting of the Himalayan glaciers is guaranteed to continue in the coming times (years, decades and centuries).

 

The plans being routed thru me by the grace of Guruji (HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) envisage leveraging the naturally given strengths of Bihar for enhancing the Food Security of India. You can see the details of the plans as they have been evolving thru me since I started posting them as Comments on various related topics by typing "Plans for enhancing the Food Security of India".

 

God (and Gurudev) willing; you will certainly get to physically see these plans being implemented within around three years from now.

JAI HIND. JAI GURUDEV.

 

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by NEET on May 10, 2011 at 1:01pm

Can you throw some light how the AOL would benefit Bihar & also throw light on Organic development of Bihar.

Arun Jha said:

I feel that Bihar does 'suck'; and what is needed are educated, motivated Biharis to come back to Bihar and see what they can do for this place they call their own.

 

My late father, Dr. Pitambar Jha, after completing his Doctorate (MA, PhD) in the Sanskrit language; moved to work in the 'Kaivalyadhama' Yoga Research Institute in Lonavla in Pune district of Maharashtra state in India. I was born and brought up in Lonavla itself; and studied in Don Bosco, Lonavla and in Fergusson College, Pune before going on for my Military training in NDA, Khadakwasla near Pune. As fate (destiny) apparently desired; I survived a SEVERE Head Injury in Nov 1993 in which my Skull was fractured in 23 places and I was in Coma for 20 days. Still, again - as fate (destiny) apparently desired - I survived and retained my abilities sufficiently well - enough to continue in my service.

 

I got married to a girl from Patna - originally from a village in Madhubani district; and did the Basic Course of the 'Art of Living' (AOL) when I was posted in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh state in India. Through these Courses; HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar effectively motivates all people - fortunate enough to do the courses - to think on the lines of what they can do for their society.

 

Over these more than NINE years; certain definite plans have evolved thru me for leveraging the strengths of the fertile land in Bihar state. The land in the PLAINS of Bihar (particularly North Bihar spanning more than 50 thousand SQ Km) is very fertile due to the silt deposited by the rivers flowing thru the mountains of Nepal over the years. These rivers are the melting Himalayan Glaciers; and this melting of the Himalayan glaciers is guaranteed to continue in the coming times (years, decades and centuries).

 

The plans being routed thru me by the grace of Guruji (HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) envisage leveraging the naturally given strengths of Bihar for enhancing the Food Security of India. You can see the details of the plans as they have been evolving thru me since I started posting them as Comments on various related topics by typing "Plans for enhancing the Food Security of India".

 

God (and Gurudev) willing; you will certainly get to physically see these plans being implemented within around three years from now.

JAI HIND. JAI GURUDEV.

 

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Maurya on May 10, 2011 at 5:48pm

wow wow wow… you seem to be a complete anti-Bihar and so full of negative vivbes and feelings abouit our state. Your might have all the right intentions but sorry to say, your this post seemed to be in a poor taste.

And, please do a favor - don't call yourself a bihari if you don't feel like one.

"Don't ask what the country can do for you, but what can you do for your country."

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Permalink Reply by Khan Mohammad Ashraf on May 11, 2011 at 12:08am

Dear sir,

Congratulation! And Thank you!
You will ask me the reason?
You have given me a self respect and an identity as 'Bihari'..Now every body are saying 'how lucky you are of being Bihar as your state is growing with @11%.My heart felt with joy every time I think of being from Bihar having you as my CM.You have given us a new hope of life. We are experiencing change in every field. Since we are on the path of development. I request you to maintain ethics with growth. I don’t want my Bihar to be like America where there is no ethics, moral value which has lost 'humanity and respect' in the race of development. I want my state to be like Japan who has made growth without compromising her social values. Please sir does take notice of this.

Shalu Sharma said:

Bihar does not suck. There may be a few problems with Bihar at the moment but that does imply that Bihar sucks in any way. There are indeed developmental issues such as non-availability of energy, lack of infrastructure or investment and major inferiority complex within the people. I am sure Bihar will emerge out of this dark period with a vengeance; it’s a matter of time. I cannot comment on the politicians who no doubt have taken the people of Bihar for a big roller coaster ride. But the road ahead is full of opportunity for the current government to make a difference.

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Permalink Reply by Munna Lal on May 11, 2011 at 1:56am

@ Ashraf Bhai,

Please put the newspaper and Bihar's development reoport down, lift your head and look around, the people, ther poverty, living condition and their deprivation from this so called 11% growth, looreply. k at infrastructure. Now, go back in time to six years and compare. Do you find any difference ? Any change ? Any improvement ? Be honest and post reply. But for God sake, don't say it will take time because this is the universal answer given by all. Six years is a long time to be in politics and power. One change the world. So be honestand say, do you realyy and realistically belive that any significant development has taken place ?

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Permalink Reply by Khan Mohammad Ashraf on May 11, 2011 at 11:48am

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/at-11.03-per-cent-bihar-growth-ra...

Munna Lal Kedia said:

@ Ashraf Bhai,

Please put the newspaper and Bihar's development reoport down, lift your head and look around, the people, ther poverty, living condition and their deprivation from this so called 11% growth, looreply. k at infrastructure. Now, go back in time to six years and compare. Do you find any difference ? Any change ? Any improvement ? Be honest and post reply. But for God sake, don't say it will take time because this is the universal answer given by all. Six years is a long time to be in politics and power. One change the world. So be honestand say, do you realyy and realistically belive that any significant development has taken place ?

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Permalink Reply by Arun Jha on May 11, 2011 at 1:37pm

Rather than being so very critical of things around us; I feel it would be better to think on the lines of WHAT WE CAN CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS IMPROVING THE SITUATION in our own small way. Okay; things ARE bad, but all is not lost. Life still goes on... That's what HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar also tells us...

 

Stop being so pessimistic; and critical of things around you. A Solution, if any, would be expected to be coming from among us; the denizens of this piece of land on planet Earth...

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Permalink Reply by Arun Jha on May 11, 2011 at 2:06pm

Rather than saying how; I feel it would be better as and when the benefits and effects of the courses of the AOL become visible in Bihar. Courses of the AOL are already being conducted in prisons in Bihar - as also in most other states in India - and changes of this kind become visible in a slightly long time frame.

Arun Jha said:

I feel that Bihar does 'suck'; and what is needed are educated, motivated Biharis to come back to Bihar and see what they can do for this place they call their own.

 

My late father, Dr. Pitambar Jha, after completing his Doctorate (MA, PhD) in the Sanskrit language; moved to work in the 'Kaivalyadhama' Yoga Research Institute in Lonavla in Pune district of Maharashtra state in India. I was born and brought up in Lonavla itself; and studied in Don Bosco, Lonavla and in Fergusson College, Pune before going on for my Military training in NDA, Khadakwasla near Pune. As fate (destiny) apparently desired; I survived a SEVERE Head Injury in Nov 1993 in which my Skull was fractured in 23 places and I was in Coma for 20 days. Still, again - as fate (destiny) apparently desired - I survived and retained my abilities sufficiently well - enough to continue in my service.

 

I got married to a girl from Patna - originally from a village in Madhubani district; and did the Basic Course of the 'Art of Living' (AOL) when I was posted in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh state in India. Through these Courses; HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar effectively motivates all people - fortunate enough to do the courses - to think on the lines of what they can do for their society.

 

Over these more than NINE years; certain definite plans have evolved thru me for leveraging the strengths of the fertile land in Bihar state. The land in the PLAINS of Bihar (particularly North Bihar spanning more than 50 thousand SQ Km) is very fertile due to the silt deposited by the rivers flowing thru the mountains of Nepal over the years. These rivers are the melting Himalayan Glaciers; and this melting of the Himalayan glaciers is guaranteed to continue in the coming times (years, decades and centuries).

 

The plans being routed thru me by the grace of Guruji (HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) envisage leveraging the naturally given strengths of Bihar for enhancing the Food Security of India. You can see the details of the plans as they have been evolving thru me since I started posting them as Comments on various related topics by typing "Plans for enhancing the Food Security of India".

 

God (and Gurudev) willing; you will certainly get to physically see these plans being implemented within around three years from now.

JAI HIND. JAI GURUDEV.

 

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by NEET on May 11, 2011 at 4:09pm

Really now this is called sucking and brain is being fcuked

Arun Jha said:

Rather than saying how; I feel it would be better as and when the benefits and effects of the courses of the AOL become visible in Bihar. Courses of the AOL are already being conducted in prisons in Bihar - as also in most other states in India - and changes of this kind become visible in a slightly long time frame.

Arun Jha said:

I feel that Bihar does 'suck'; and what is needed are educated, motivated Biharis to come back to Bihar and see what they can do for this place they call their own.

 

My late father, Dr. Pitambar Jha, after completing his Doctorate (MA, PhD) in the Sanskrit language; moved to work in the 'Kaivalyadhama' Yoga Research Institute in Lonavla in Pune district of Maharashtra state in India. I was born and brought up in Lonavla itself; and studied in Don Bosco, Lonavla and in Fergusson College, Pune before going on for my Military training in NDA, Khadakwasla near Pune. As fate (destiny) apparently desired; I survived a SEVERE Head Injury in Nov 1993 in which my Skull was fractured in 23 places and I was in Coma for 20 days. Still, again - as fate (destiny) apparently desired - I survived and retained my abilities sufficiently well - enough to continue in my service.

 

I got married to a girl from Patna - originally from a village in Madhubani district; and did the Basic Course of the 'Art of Living' (AOL) when I was posted in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh state in India. Through these Courses; HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar effectively motivates all people - fortunate enough to do the courses - to think on the lines of what they can do for their society.

 

Over these more than NINE years; certain definite plans have evolved thru me for leveraging the strengths of the fertile land in Bihar state. The land in the PLAINS of Bihar (particularly North Bihar spanning more than 50 thousand SQ Km) is very fertile due to the silt deposited by the rivers flowing thru the mountains of Nepal over the years. These rivers are the melting Himalayan Glaciers; and this melting of the Himalayan glaciers is guaranteed to continue in the coming times (years, decades and centuries).

 

The plans being routed thru me by the grace of Guruji (HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) envisage leveraging the naturally given strengths of Bihar for enhancing the Food Security of India. You can see the details of the plans as they have been evolving thru me since I started posting them as Comments on various related topics by typing "Plans for enhancing the Food Security of India".

 

God (and Gurudev) willing; you will certainly get to physically see these plans being implemented within around three years from now.

JAI HIND. JAI GURUDEV.

 

 

 

 

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