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Green revolution is the key to the success of Bihar!

Agri-business or agro-based business is become risky in Indian and Bihar context as labour has been migrating from rural areas to urban areas for better opporunity, the cost of living has increased due to industrialization, labour has been expensive, water availability is question mark, weather is also not co-operative, banks hesitate to take risks for financing, if they do finance to landlords then expect their money back by any means! Governement only talks for votes but ground work is not done. The basics of agricultural productivity is depending on proper arrangment of irrigation system, good quality of seeds, labour & agricultural machineries, flexible finance/loan, insurance, proper transport system, electricity/power, marketing channel, price support by governement, proper subsidies by governement, good quality of fertilizers and agro-chemicals at cheaper rate, if these things are controlled, managed, arranged, promoted by central & state government then only we can expect green revolution in India and Bihar as a result food items and products based on agriculture can be competitive in world market thereby increase in forex and participation of multinatonal and growth of local companies concerned with agro-based business as result overall growth in terms of forex, local business, employment. There are lots of opportunity in agri/agro-business in india as it is at initial stage of development. If overall development is expected in agricultural areas then everyone related to this sector has to focus seriously and work together keeking their differences aside. Overall development in agricultural field is key to the success of Bihar.

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Permalink Reply by Rajesh K.Pathak on November 21, 2010 at 1:07pm

The river Kamla originates from Mahabharat range of hills in Nepal near Sindhuliagarhi at an elevation of 1200 metres at the latitude 27015' N and longitude 85057' E.It enters Indian territory in the district of Madhubani in Bihar,3.5 Km upstream of Jainagar town.A barrage known as Kamla barrage has been constructed by the state Government near Jainagar.It joins the river Kareh (Bagmati) at Badlaghat.The total length of the river Kamla –Balan is 328 Km of which 208 Km is in Nepal and the remaining 120 Km is in India. The river Kamla –Balan drains a total catchment area of 7232 Sq Km. Out of this 4488 Sq Km lies in Bihar in India and the rest 2744 Sq Km in Nepal.

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Permalink Reply by Priya Divedi on November 21, 2010 at 6:20pm

Mr.Pathak you seem to be amused by writing stereotype things and I am unable to understand the logic behind your posting and in the way your keeping this post alive is really sick and it gives indication that you are frustrated with no takers on the subject. You writing suggest you are dejected and mentally sick in your life.
You stay in a Dead land that why your thinking has become dead. You are living with people who lack intellectuality and same is being recflected in your writings. You look like a sheikh with money but no brain how to spend and you look like a educated but no idea to be creative. You have fully grown but still your thoughts are childish. You are similar like Kausar - ranjit - sohrab - gopendra mishra and hell a like. Hope you will put full stop and come out something new. Come to India dress up like a villager then only your mind will become fresh but right now you are ................................................................................

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Permalink Reply by Rajesh K.Pathak on November 22, 2010 at 10:05am

The river Kosi originates at an altitude of over 7000 m above MSL in the Himalayas. The upper catchment of the river system lies in Nepal and Tibet. The highest peak in the world , the Mount Everest and the Kanchenjunga are in the Kosi catchment.It is known as Sapta Kosi in Nepal.It enters the Indian territory near Hanuman Nagar in Nepal.It joins the Ganga river near Kursela in Katihar district. The river Kosi drains a total catchment area of 74030 Sq.Km in India and other countries.Out of the total catchment area of the Kosi, only 11410 Sq.Km lies in India and the rest 62620 Sq.Km lies in Tibet and Nepal.

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Permalink Reply by Priya Divedi on November 22, 2010 at 3:52pm

You should go to Ran chi because the way you are just writing on your own posting shows how mentally sick you are and only good mental doctor can treat you and even your friend Dr.Ajay is also mentally sick calling juvenile only a mentally disturbed and luantic like you will behave like this. Shalu sharma please make him number one.

Dr. Ajay Kumar said:

Rajesh K.Pathak said:
Please go to Rachi and get your metal condition checked up otherwise people may take you for another case of 'a split personality'.

Pathakji, please show maturity and avoid slanging match with juveniles. Thank you and greetings.

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Permalink Reply by Rajesh K.Pathak on November 22, 2010 at 4:55pm

Priya, please get off from my post if you comment like this, you are not welcome on any of my post and I am deleting your name from my friend's list of YB. Thank you. Good bye!

Priya Divedi said:

You should go to Ran chi because the way you are just writing on your own posting shows how mentally sick you are and only good mental doctor can treat you and even your friend Dr.Ajay is also mentally sick calling juvenile only a mentally disturbed and luantic like you will behave like this. Shalu sharma please make him number one.

Dr. Ajay Kumar said:

Rajesh K.Pathak said:
Please go to Rachi and get your metal condition checked up otherwise people may take you for another case of 'a split personality'.

Pathakji, please show maturity and avoid slanging match with juveniles. Thank you and greetings.

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Permalink Reply by Rajesh K.Pathak on November 23, 2010 at 10:16am

These are only five rivers Burhi Gandak, Bagmati, Adhwara, Kamla & Kosi which always flood Bihar and see their origin all are flowing from Nepal. Rainfall in Bihar does not occure so muh that it can destroy Bihar and its fertile land but there is no major prevention measure which can manage flowing rain water from Nepal to Bihar and other areas. Every year Bihar has to bear the loss of crop, lives of human and animals, property, fertile land, we always feel neglected and destroyed by the hand of political masters as after 60 years of independence so far no major protection measures have been taken for Bihar and we Bihari always put this issue into dustbin, in this way Bihari wealth, property, money, lives are drained year by year but we only blame nature which is not correct at all.