I will keep on posting the daily news on the progress of Bihar. This will be in AAJ &>>;section, share some history in PARSO>> section, and Some news to refresh our memory in KAL>> section. CLICK on the underlined text to view the details.
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Nitish does cop management

Nitish for an additional allocation of 300 mw for Bihar

Resolution for special state category status to Bihar

Nitish repeats demand for Kosi relief, special status for Bihar

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Bihar to recruit more police personnel, to raise ATS

Visitors throng Aryabhata's Patna to view eclipse

Here’s a restaurant floating in Ganga

UGC pats MU, allocates Rs 19.20 cr for development

Outstanding liabilities within prescribed limit: Modi

Now, the taste of Bihar beckons metros

Nitish govt announces sops for Mahadalits

SHGs may do wonders for Bihar

K'taka CM writes to Nitish, assures safety to all

Kalam lays stone for centre for disabled

CM may hold talks with Bill Gates on July 24

NHAI asked to set up panel for grant of relief

Now, cops to undergo fitness test

Righteouness in heart ensures peace in world, says Kalam

Kalam all praise for developing' Bihar

CM writes afresh to PM for Kosi package

Rs 426cr for ensuring smooth drinking water supply in Patna

MU colleges busy shorlisting students

Patna ready for date with solar eclipse

Seats in NMCH increased

Garbage-free Patna within a year: Deputy CM

PAC report asks depts to settle tour accounts

Core group to chalk out save livestock mission

Bihar coming up with Action Plan for Mahadalits

Global animals group to help flood-prone Bihar save livestock

Sad but true: Several Bihar cos, corporations in red: CAG

Dr. Tejaswi to Attend International AIDS Meet in South Africa

A N College introduces new course

Govt urged to start marine courses in Bihar

VIP alumni remember canteen's 'sev-bundiya'


Bihar won’t have to return Rs 1,000-crore Kosi relief fund

All govt middle, high schools to be upgraded

Govt vows to install bone marrow transplant machine

Low stock with FCI, don’t blame us: Bihar to Centre

Bihar asks Nepal to secure Kosi embankments


Mahavir Mandir to have its twin in Houston

Budgetary demands of RCD passed

PU takes necessary measures to check ragging

CJI to open Law College centenary celebrations

All 38 districts to have mobile medical units

State needs 10 more medical colleges: Minister
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Main article: Tourism in Bihar(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bihar)

Bihar is one of the oldest inhabited places in the world, with a history spanning 3,000 years. The rich culture and heritage of Bihar is evident from the innumerable ancient monuments spread throughout the state. Bihar is visited by scores of tourists from all over the world with around 6,000,000 (6 million) tourists visiting Bihar every year.

In earlier days, tourism in the region was purely based educational tourism, as Bihar was home of some prominent ancient universities like Nalanda University & Vikramaśīla University.

Bihar is one of the most sacred place for various religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and Islam.

The earliest proof of human activity in Bihar is Mesolithic (between the Paleolithic or Old Stone Age and the Neolithic or New Stone Age) habitational remains at Paisra, Munger. Prehistoric rock paintings have been discoveredv in hills of Kaimur, Nawada and Jamui. It was for the first time that a Neolithic settlement was discovered in the thick of the alluvium, over the bank of the Ganga at Chirand. The rock paintings depict prehistoric lifestyle and natural environment. The paintains display the sun, moon, stars, animals, plants, trees, rivers and is said to represent love towards nature. Also the paintaings highlight daily life of the early humans in Bihar, like hunting, running, dancing, and walking. The rock paintings in Bihar are not only identical to those which found in central and southern India but also are akin with those in Europe and Africa. The rock paintings of Spain's Alta Mira and France's Lascaux are almost identical to those found in Bihar.