My Dear brother Shinde. It is not fair to grow your hatred to people based on their origin. You learn to see the positive side of people. BIHARIS are the back bone of this country and they stood very strong in our borders leaving their families & home, so that you are enjoying with your family in your home town. Also, note their worth contibuting their tremendous labour in building the nation. No state is contributing such a hard labour than this Bihari Bhai's (Brother Inidans and not Bhayyas). I suggest all country to see the postive side of people but not the negative side as politicians usually want to raze. Bharath Matha Ki Jai!
Re: Mutual Understanding, Trust & Mutual Respect is t
by vijay hota on Aug 26, 2010 11:35 PM
You are right let alow BIHARIS to settle in J&K for bussiness and for vegitable and fruit selling .Furthe alow them to build huts ,I am sure the kasmir problem will solve in a year.
Re: Mutual Understanding, Trust & Mutual Respect is t
by peacelover on Aug 26, 2010 12:17 PM
I wholly agree with you. I myself was in Bihar for 5 full years and I had pleasant neighbours, always ready to help. Because of the politicians, Bihar was left under developed. Kudos to Mr Virendra Kumar Sinha for his innovation. If any shame is left in the politicians, a high level state govt rep. should meet him and extend all the help to develop his skills in a way to help the most polluted cities of India.
Re: The twits at rediff
by Manoj Dev on Aug 26, 2010 12:50 PM
To glamorise news, media does more harm than good. The rediff title is a typical example. It also reflects Indian mindset. We can not presume that the rediff reporter who has thought of the story title is an uneducated person.
Re: Finally one intelligent person in bihar
by nikhil ranjan on Aug 26, 2010 12:11 PM
you are right, others have left bihar to rule the countries administration. check for the list of I.A.S from bihar.
Remark "Bihari" used by rediff id derogatory. What does it wants to tell? Bihari's are not capable of anything. How could they could make such remarks? Rediff should appologise for that.
this kind of experiments are very common in europe and US and they hardly bothered to get them patient..the main problem with we indians is that we are over excited with small achievements..sofar nobody have approached him to launch it commercially, and i really doubt that this ever reach the production floor.
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by Rajeev Shukla on Aug 26, 2010 12:06 PM
Why demean the effort of a man who has fought odds and achieved something. You should be proud, as an Indian, that a fellow Indian has achieved something. On the contrary you are lamenting about Europe and US. Dude this is no small achievement given the fact that he is in Bihar and fighting every odd.
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by Purnendu Singh on Aug 26, 2010 12:01 PM
On the contarary Mr naidu, West is very aware about getting the ideas patented even if the smallest ones and then getting a mileage out of them. Its the slave mentality of Indians which makes them think that Indians cannot innovate, especially poor Indians.
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by Rohit Deshpande on Aug 26, 2010 07:57 PM
Nitesh Have U Invented Anything..?? Y dnt U Approach Tht Guy & Put His Invention On Production Floor.. It Will Him, U & The Country..
Rediff - Mr. Virendra Sinha has invented an excellent item, which most probably would be valued by a foreign company rather than any Indian. But, why do you have to emphasize on him being a Bihari? He has done a splendid job despite severe limitations. Isn't that the point?
