This must be discouraged. What will we eat then ? Already Singur land is ruined. If we have industries all over the place, there will be a food shortage.
For northern states, different approach must be innovated. High Agriculture - that will make them rich as well as increase the food supply. At worst, only a limited aread should be allowed for industrial development.
Re: Industrial development in Northern States
by rohit sharma on Jan 05, 2010 12:15 PM
now this called real hypocrisy..american type.. first you abuse then when feel threatened start bolstering up
Re: Industrial development in Northern States
by sunil Kapur on Jan 06, 2010 09:32 AM
Some one catagorised BIMARU state on top BI Bihar 2nd MA Madhya Pradesh 3rd R Rajasthan 4th U UP Bihari were No 1 in Corrupt politics from Chanakya Era but Laloo & Nitish proved that they are no 1 in manupulating figures along with fooling masses Tusi Mahan Ho
Re: Re: Industrial development in Northern States
by a on Jan 06, 2010 01:11 PM
yes we remeber you used to offer your daughters and wives to khalistani terrorists
Re: We rock
by rohit sharma on Jan 05, 2010 12:23 PM
where you have been ? why not bihar ? i know you are in great numbers there.. you wish to dishown your own community for the sake of your silly argument
Re: Que : How Bihar can rise as a developed state
by niraj dubey on Jan 05, 2010 12:21 PM
first look at ur loopholes Mr.Seth then even think of Bihari.... Born Intellectual Handsome Adorable Respected Indian is full name of Bihari
Re: Que : How Bihar can rise as a developed state
by narayanswamy nagarajan on Jan 05, 2010 12:06 PM
cede bihar to china with one condition that laloo yadhav should be inducted into the chinese politbureau. see the anarchy settling on china within 6 months. problem solved permanently
I think it goes like this . Total gdp= gdp (growth(%)/100)*gdp =gdp(1 (11/100))=1.11gdp.If u maintain growth for 5 years it would be (1.11)^5=1.685.to measure gdp percapita growht rate subtract 2-2.5 percent population growth rate.It will be almost 9 percent growht.But this is recession time so u can expect higher growth in the future.I think it will take 5-10 years for bihar to catch up with the national average at this pace.If it is faster 17-18 percent catching up will be faster.
In India, uniquely, the poor subsidise the lifestyles of the rich. Almost all middle class Indians employ Maid Servants, an unheard of luxury in Europe and US. Most upper middle class Indians have drivers, those in Tier II Cities also have Gardners and Cooks. Hence traditionally in India, menial labor, has always been looked down upon, something to be down earlier by the lower castes and now by the lower classes (poor people). Gentlemen / ladies, don't get their hands dirty. Thus there is really no dignity of labor in India. These services (and hence mentality) exist, not because the middle class Indian is so much richer than the middle class American or European, but rather because the poor Indian is so much poorer than his American / EU counterpart and is forced to live in sub - human conditions.
Many of these informal jobs, except probably maid servants, are performed by migrant Biharis, throughout India, whether it is WEst Bengal or Maharashtra, from drivers, to taxi drivers, rickshaw drivers, cleaners, cooks, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, casual laborers in Industry etc. etc.
With even marginally better opportunities in Bihar, many of these people may stop migrating out of Bihar, leading to a great, positive new change in the way we live and increase our respect / dignity of labor.
Re: Developed Bihar means end of cheap labourer.
by Chandran K on Jan 05, 2010 12:26 PM
I don't know why you guys think in terms of exploiting people? I believe everyone has got a right to live a better life. You see the difference - Kerala a lobourer gets paid Rs.250-300 whereas in Bihar it is only 80-100/-.
Re: Developed Bihar means end of cheap labourer.
by Anu Mohan on Jan 05, 2010 11:57 AM
imagine what would happen then ? Can't imagine ? everyone who is not able to afford will work on their own .. like in most developed countries (USA) etc ..
Re: All the best to Bihar
by Indian on Jan 05, 2010 09:45 AM
yes. I too wish Bihar a quicker and stable development. For generations you have suffered from povert and politicians. Hope you Overthrow both and embrace peace and development
Re: Re: All the best to Bihar
by Sanjay Shinde on Jan 05, 2010 12:22 PM
I am a Maharashtrian. Biharis are very hard working people but they are unable to use their qualities since there is no opportunity in Bihar. I beleive there should be three phase programme for development. Education, Industrialisation (Not centralised at one place), Infrastructure and most importantly agriculture are the areas to be addressed.
