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46 years is a long time in the life of a state. A leader of CM Nitish Kumar’s stature and experience should have learnt and unlearnt a lot of things along that journey, which has placed him at senior levels of power and governance. Across three consecutive terms in Patna itself there should have been a process of reinvention, although the constraints of poverty are very real. 2. If corruption is widespread in Bihar fifteen years after Lalu’s exit, all talk on the campaign trail of Jungle Raj will fall flat on its face. Prohibition was a cynical farce which the CM should not have imposed on the state. NK may not be on the Forbes list but it is difficult to believe that small eddies and currents do not wash over his saintly feet.
15 years in one assignment is too much. Nitish Kumar should now gracefully retire and hand over power to someone younger and deserving in his party. May be he could shift to Delhi and become a cabinet minister at the centre as George Fernandis did.
Tribhuvan Darbari – PM Modi and Amit Shah have put up a good show in Bihar. The influence of Hon’ble PM Modi ji is far more than any other leader in these elections. The common man is openly supporting him because of several schemes launched by him that have changed the lives of the common man directly. However, Bihar politics has turned to be a good show for voters this time. There is a clash of titans in these elections. Mr. Tejashwi Yadav and Chirag Paswan have made this show even more interesting. Elections nowadays have become immensely interesting like some daily soap show where every party tries to pull down another party. The war of the word between two former allies is at heights during these elections. Undoubtedly, Mr. Chirag Paswan will dent in the votes of JDU which is already facing the anger of the voters. Undoubtedly majority of voters are still with NDA, specially with BJP and Modi ji, they are slightly angry with Mr. Nitish Kumar. #TS_Darbari #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Blog #Tribhuvan_Darbari_News #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Views #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Blogger #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Comments #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Opinion #About_Tribhuvan_Darbari #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Articles #Politics #Views #Comments #TribhuvanDarbariProfile
Mr. Tribhuvan Darbari is a top management professional, with several years of rich & diversified experience in Corporate Strategy, New Business Development, Sales & Marketing, Commercial Operations, Project Management, Financial Management and Strategic Alliances’
The problem is with the Bihar govt officials particularly the secretary who says that people with various sorts of degrees in engineering from different institutions are responsible for dire infrastructure of the state. Putting the blame on someone and negligence of own responsibility is the distinctive characteristic of government officials. If they are are unable to bring good engineers from any institutions to different govt departments is because the commission has failed to screen and gauge good candidates. Those officials who sits and sips tea all the time while putting fingers on others for utter ignorance of their duty and self assessment of their quality of work, are the breed produced during 80s and 90s when clearing civil service was no were tough as it is today. These breeds of sheer luck and a pinch of hard work during their preparation days compared to present time schools this generation about the quality of candidate they are getting. Sure if they stop their corrupt minds which has become so lustful(about money) and blinded by ego due to power , then Bihar can expect excellent engineers.
Nicely written, DK’s analysis is very nuanced and really seems to give subtext of situation
46 years is a long time in the life of a state. A leader of CM Nitish Kumar’s stature and experience should have learnt and unlearnt a lot of things along that journey, which has placed him at senior levels of power and governance. Across three consecutive terms in Patna itself there should have been a process of reinvention, although the constraints of poverty are very real. 2. If corruption is widespread in Bihar fifteen years after Lalu’s exit, all talk on the campaign trail of Jungle Raj will fall flat on its face. Prohibition was a cynical farce which the CM should not have imposed on the state. NK may not be on the Forbes list but it is difficult to believe that small eddies and currents do not wash over his saintly feet.
15 years in one assignment is too much. Nitish Kumar should now gracefully retire and hand over power to someone younger and deserving in his party. May be he could shift to Delhi and become a cabinet minister at the centre as George Fernandis did.
Tribhuvan Darbari – PM Modi and Amit Shah have put up a good show in Bihar. The influence of Hon’ble PM Modi ji is far more than any other leader in these elections. The common man is openly supporting him because of several schemes launched by him that have changed the lives of the common man directly. However, Bihar politics has turned to be a good show for voters this time. There is a clash of titans in these elections. Mr. Tejashwi Yadav and Chirag Paswan have made this show even more interesting. Elections nowadays have become immensely interesting like some daily soap show where every party tries to pull down another party. The war of the word between two former allies is at heights during these elections. Undoubtedly, Mr. Chirag Paswan will dent in the votes of JDU which is already facing the anger of the voters. Undoubtedly majority of voters are still with NDA, specially with BJP and Modi ji, they are slightly angry with Mr. Nitish Kumar. #TS_Darbari #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Blog #Tribhuvan_Darbari_News #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Views #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Blogger #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Comments #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Opinion #About_Tribhuvan_Darbari #Tribhuvan_Darbari_Articles #Politics #Views #Comments #TribhuvanDarbariProfile
Mr. Tribhuvan Darbari is a top management professional, with several years of rich & diversified experience in Corporate Strategy, New Business Development, Sales & Marketing, Commercial Operations, Project Management, Financial Management and Strategic Alliances’
The problem is with the Bihar govt officials particularly the secretary who says that people with various sorts of degrees in engineering from different institutions are responsible for dire infrastructure of the state. Putting the blame on someone and negligence of own responsibility is the distinctive characteristic of government officials. If they are are unable to bring good engineers from any institutions to different govt departments is because the commission has failed to screen and gauge good candidates. Those officials who sits and sips tea all the time while putting fingers on others for utter ignorance of their duty and self assessment of their quality of work, are the breed produced during 80s and 90s when clearing civil service was no were tough as it is today. These breeds of sheer luck and a pinch of hard work during their preparation days compared to present time schools this generation about the quality of candidate they are getting. Sure if they stop their corrupt minds which has become so lustful(about money) and blinded by ego due to power , then Bihar can expect excellent engineers.