Every state in India Will be ..... But it Need some government policies to develop it. If they have then they will.
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Mangesh Kevadkar, Lecturer, Universal College Of Engineering and Reserch,Pune
| 05 31 2012 03:30:11 +0000
In every state, it is the government that decides the growth of the state. If the ruling party is bold enough to bring some changes in the system, the state would definitely grow. In Bihar, recently we could see that the government under Nitish Kumar has a passion to bring changes and grow. This is a positive sign that every state should see and follow. If a state like Bihar which had so many development constraints can grow, definitely all other staes can also grow. Good Job by the Nitidh Kumar Government. Regards, Anna George, Web Analyst. Nichepro Technologies. Bangalore.
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Anna George, Web Analyst, NichePro Consulting LLC
| 05 29 2012 05:05:50 +0000
With Nitishkumarji in power, it may be possible in coming future.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE, Project Manager, Phadnis Infrastructur Ltd
| 05 28 2012 11:25:12 +0000
You go to any top level engineering, medical and management institutes, any big IT company in India and abroad and you will find many people from Bihar so potential has always been there but no government and infrastructural support. Again that was also due to selfish governance of Congress and Sonia Gandhi who promoted Lalu Prasad more than anybody else so that they can get RJD support in centre to form the government, they made Lalu Prasad the face of Bihar but Bihar is not only about Lalu Prasad Yadav, it is more than that and some how people have realised it that's why IIT patna kind of decisions, there is no IIT in top level states like Maharashtra.
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Mohan Murari, Marketing Manager, Confidential
| 06 10 2011 16:54:08 +0000
Bihar does have a potential to become not only an IT hub. There are lots of opportunities to make this place as education hub. Look at this opportunity in the blog below. http://opportunityineducation.blogspot.com/
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Ravi Shankar, IT Manager, American MNC
| 04 05 2011 18:09:23 +0000
Patna has a new buzz all-round. Many shopping centres, malls and lots of fashionable eateries and coffee shops have appeared recently. Also giving a more modern look to Patna are some of the city’s newly-built overpasses, which have to some extent smoothed the flow of traffic (the number of cars running on the streets has significantly increased in recent years, choking already congested roads of Patna). The capital now also has a nightlife! The changed atmosphere has given new freedom to youngsters to spend their time at coffee shops or malls, while families now go out for dinner even late into the evening. The present situation in Patna is a complete contrast to that of five years ago, when lawlessness was the biggest problem facing the state."Logon mein jagriti ayee hai, woh apni kahani likhega. yeh chunao ne nayee khani likhi hai. (People have awakened, this will write its own story. This election has written a new story),"so i feel IT will boom in Bihar.....
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manish , My a/c is not showing ..help toostep
| 02 11 2011 11:53:01 +0000
Yes ... everything is possible. But Madam Parthana, why U seat here on the opposite side ? All the states of our country have tremendus strengths. They are to be nurtured - encouraged - supported. Ours is a Federal-type of country. We are to understand very clearly that India shines, when her states shine. So, no state may be left behind. Bihar has all strengths and in due course, if things function ok, they may come forward. There must be peace first of all - development must occur. There must be PEACE : Maoists : r U listening ? May the present Govt. in Bihar take a tough stand against Maoists .. ?
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ASOKE KUSARI, Domestic Private Banking-Executive/Manager, A large leading PSU Bank - India
| 02 25 2010 15:18:46 +0000
yes Bihar can be next top IT as well as Biotechnology hub of the country.Bihar has cheapest infrastructure,chepest Manpower,Best talent throughout country,now good law & order,lowest living fare,cheap land & agro food products for manufacturing.The only lacking is 24 hour electricity , good infrastructure , government scheemes & support.if these problems can be shorted out then Bihar can easily become IT & Biotech hub of the country.
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sudhir kumar sinha, Founder & CEO, Inovogen
| 01 22 2010 05:36:29 +0000
Bihar might not be having things going for it right now, but Bihari's have. Only thing needed is to pool it togather. Talking about the bad name and politics, only biharis can decide that what they want to be and do. Anybody else's opinion does not matter.
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Mukul Bhartiya, Head-Sales & Marketing(Organic Food Business), Arvind Ltd.
| 01 22 2010 03:02:27 +0000
Yes I think Bihar can. That state is fast developing.
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Ganta Achuthan Sripathy, Proprietor, Sripathy Consultancy Services
| 01 20 2010 13:44:32 +0000
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I dont think so. Even if they want to be its take tooooooooo long for them.
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MANISHA MANSATA, Software Specialist, eCinicalworks
| 05 29 2012 02:08:28 +0000
Saying that IIT has opened up in Patna is not a measure of the progress of a state. Germans and Japanese are known to have a national character like wise Bihar has a population that is now used to stay the way system want's them too , The present C.M Nitish ji is trying to change the entire system , but it takes time people are feeling uncomfortable with stricter policing, the mafias are not very happy.I hear this everytime and again that BIHARI students are the best, it's not as if others are dumb and Bihari's drive INDIA .... whenever a Student with NO or less means clears IAS or IIT it is actually a miracle and that is the reason such students are highlighted in the MEDIA !!! if you talk about IIM's not many BIHAR students would be there with a few exceptional students as CAT requires Excellent English as well and that's where these bright IIT students are not able to score in CAT, had they been provided with excellent schooling since primary level the same students would have done wonders. These are the basic infrastructural problems Nitish ji is working for , he would need another term after this to bring about a visible change. secondly Banglore is not banglore because of any local factor Majority of people are educated in the sector , top notch institutes , education , Govt.subsidies , Law and order, etc. and decades of focus from state as well as Centre , all these factors make a city/state what it is .. why Bihar/or for that matter any state that overpowers these basics factors will become Banglore.. Example Gujrat is leading !!!
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Shobit Gupta, Director, I.R.Constructions
| 05 27 2012 10:54:36 +0000
Bihar needs lot of improvement before inviting any kind of business hub and for me the main issue in bihar is Social security!
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Rohit Thakur, Electrical Engineer-Industrial, Quality Engineering and Software Technologies
| 04 05 2011 18:51:13 +0000
Not really..It will take some time for Image of Bihar to turnaround and instill confidence in the mind of the industry.. Its the Industry Psychology that matters.. Texas Instruments helped start and create Bangalore..Bihar needs such a saviour..
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Sourav Bagchi, Project Manager, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
| 02 25 2010 14:40:49 +0000
I think it is a dream far away... Bad politics, lack of trained peoples, infrastructures etc are the big issues... See, some states like Kerala, highly educated people (they wont go for phisical hard working but good brain and good professionals), good and supporting environment etc. So the next chance goes to Kerala, Tamil Nadu etc.
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Mahesh R Nair, Associate/Sr. Associate -(Technical)
| 01 21 2010 08:56:03 +0000
NO CHANCE....... this is the tactics of every business just they want to spread in every where that it.
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Mohammed Abdul Bari, Network Support Engineer@ETISALAT, Dubai
| 01 21 2010 06:11:50 +0000
I mean its really hard to change the image which it had earlier, I know for the fact that there are many people from Bihar state who are in IT industry, but making them to go back I guess its difficult as lawlessness was there in Bihar, where Kidnappings were happening like anything, and infrastructure wise the state was totally neglected, and now we are seeing reports that all of a sudden there is huge investment and it has clocked nearly 11% growth which I think could be debatable, as there are no proofs of where the improvements are happening, though the state is claiming that there are less people who are leaving the state, I am seeing many people coming in search of job or totally shifting their business elsewhere in the country. And for Bihar to become a next Bangalore interms of as a IT destination is a bit far fetched I guess, what do you think guys?
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Prarthana Devi, Database Architect/Designer, Leading IT Company
| 01 20 2010 11:04:09 +0000
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