students of bihar are shameless if involved in this procession ......have a tolerant heart n hardworking......wht will u debate in court my dear if here u will write in unfair means....maintain the decoram n let the bihar grow in a equal race with rest of the India....
RE:dont give them laloo degrees plzzzzzzzzzzzzz
by shinjan bose on Feb 03, 2008 12:06 PM Permalink
The next time you see 2 IAS officers together please do remember that in all probability one of them is a Bihari as Bihar send maximum number of IAS, IPS officers.And you can't accuse them of cheating as the final selection round is not held in BIhar
RE:dont give them laloo degrees plzzzzzzzzzzzzz
by hrishikesh on Feb 03, 2008 12:21 PM Permalink
bullsh@t. most of these guys are totally useless. they try to get postings in the South, since law and order situation is much better down south. their communication skils are pathetic; i remember, a few years back, when in school, the District collector (A BIHARI), came to address the gathering during the Republic Day parade. His usage of English left us dumbfounded...great English...beautifully laced with grammatical and pronunciation errors!! Bihar ki Jai. Mr shinjan bose, pls ask the IAS/IPS officers from Bihar to remain their itself and devote their God given skills towards the betterment of Bihar, without disturbing other states.
In this column it is only 3 Colleges name it means other centre are writing exams peasefully. In a state if 3 centre is trubling stop the exams on these centre and expell those who don wish to write.. ALL THE BEST for hardworking students of Bihar.
RE:Open Book System
by eternal sunshine on Feb 03, 2008 12:16 PM Permalink
There are Superman, spiderman, He-Man and Hardworking Bihari, Non-spitting dirty Bhaiyya are all fictional characters.
hi, friends, why you blame Bihari's in totality. at the time of Independence Bihar was one of the leading states.many bihari's studied outside bihar and got achievements in all fields including Civil Services . it is politics in Bihar which destroyed the atmosphere of education system , and similarly mulayam singh yadav tried to destroy education system of U.P. by diluting rajnath singh's strong cheating law paving way for cheating in exams.
RE:bihari's are not bad
by sudhanshu shekhar pandey on Feb 03, 2008 11:56 AM Permalink
Dear friends, See whatever has happened in past is past.LLB III students are mature enough to think about their career. I appreciate the efforts of Gov./Local administration,who did not allow the unfair means.Such efforts if adopted every where in Bihar then there will be no challenge for Biharis in the World.
RE:bihari's are not bad
by Amita R on Feb 03, 2008 12:00 PM Permalink
agreed! they shud take these measure not only in bihar but all the states coz there are problems everywhere!
RE:bihari's are not bad
by eternal sunshine on Feb 03, 2008 12:17 PM Permalink
Superman, spiderman, He-Man and Hardworking Bihari, Non-spitting dirty Bhaiyya are all fictional characters.
RE:bihari's are not bad
by Manoj K on Feb 03, 2008 11:32 AM Permalink
And Bengali buerocracy who just believe in buttering of ruling class. Before independence, they were doing this with britishers now politicians.
RE:bihari's are not bad
by Amita R on Feb 03, 2008 11:38 AM Permalink
yup it all comes back to politics and the leaders. but again then the question is why ar these leaders even up there at that position? who elects them?- the people! why?- coz they provide the people with food, clothes, money, alcohol.. the list is long. Its a never ending cycle which requires a serious action to be taken by the common people of india!
The whole discussion on this issue has gone wayward. It is not the question of north or south India, but it is the question of future of India. In our country, everyone is affected or influenced by the other, so let us sit down and think seriously about why does situations occur. Why do people cheat in exams, getting jobs etc.? Is it inherent to our culture or some serious lapses are there? Instead of the current examination pattern, where one has to mug up things just to put it on examination sheet in 2 or 3 hours, let us think ahead and go for open book system of examination, where the test will be for the intellect of the student and not his talent of mugging or cheating. This will ensure that the paper setters and the evaluators are both educated and they know the subject better. In my opinion it will ensure better quality education and will reduce this open display of shamelessness in our society. When students and their parents demands cheating as their right..it shows how rotten our system has become. We must appreciate the government of Bihar efforts of conducting a fair examination. But given the state of affairs, they need to do more than this. To ensure that we get good lawyers and judges, it is high time to clean the education system of this age old examination method.
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by bahmophet on Feb 03, 2008 11:59 AM Permalink
sudhindra, sir, if u allow open book system here, they will demand easy questions. just naam ke vaaste exam is their motto and thier goal in life. to get a degree somehowis the mantra, fuelled by the b.....d politicians.
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by Dhananjay Shettigar on Feb 03, 2008 11:48 AM Permalink
Damn! I never knew that an open book exam tests the students' intellect.
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by Sirish N Kaundinya on Feb 03, 2008 12:29 PM Permalink
on a serious note, why even have open book exams? if he attends college, then issue "college attended" certificate. if he wants to get job, then he should prove himself capable of that. we need to try this.
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by Amita R on Feb 03, 2008 11:33 AM Permalink
make open book exam compulsory!! I say then why even have exams? jus give them the degrees and thus no need to go to schools/colleges. they will be saving lot of money that way (i am sarcastic here if you havent realised that yet)
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by Sudhindra Rayaprol on Feb 03, 2008 11:39 AM Permalink
Being sarcastic will not help anyone. If you really wish things to improve you have to pragmatic. Negative thinking helps no one.
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by Amita R on Feb 03, 2008 11:55 AM Permalink
i dont get it. now being sarcastic is thinking negatively? wow i guess this is some new philosophy we havent heard abt.lol
RE:Make Open book exam compoulsory
by sudip majumder on Feb 03, 2008 01:27 PM Permalink
surely you do not have much exposure. Open book system is one of the best and btw it is the toughest too. It is not commit to memory and vomit on the paper the way our Indian education system works and produces millions of junks
Bhihar too has great history. It is just that the quality has reduced overs the years and the students think might is right. When Dr.Ambedkar said reservation it was not lifetime but now Dalits/OBC think its their fundamental right. Politicans use for their own benefit. Unless education is based on merit only irrespective of caste/religion nothing works. Remove all reservation. Give backward the help to study but no jobs directly. Prove and take the job should be the policy.
no one can say that there is no cheating in other states of india, i have lived in many parts of the country, and i have seen cheatingin most of the places, in fact IITs and IIMs, the epitome of educational excellence, have been full of students who have been caught and suspended for cheating. in my college from where did i get my MBA, (one of the top 10 colleges in India for MBA), not 1, 2 but many toppers have been suspended and failed for cheating in exams, leave aside the cheating in porjects and assignment when there is no supevision. so people who feel good in mud slinging, please look in to your own collar, you will find as much dirt as you see in others....!
RE:cheating, a national phenomena
by Umakanth Reddy on Feb 03, 2008 11:27 AM Permalink
But those students did not go on a rampage like a elephants on rut I believe
RE:bihar should be made national museum
by Mind Your Business on Feb 03, 2008 11:26 AM Permalink
Please include West Bengal for its mad ideologies and laziness.
RE:bihar should be made national museum
by your name on Feb 03, 2008 11:50 AM Permalink
@ I agree with you soma, and in support I have following arguments..
Bihar, the ancient land of Buddha, For its geographical location, natural beauty, mythological and historical importance, Bihar feels proud of the assets it has been gifted by time. And for its moral contributions in the fields of arts-literature and religion and spiritualism. The state is the same kingdom, which once upon a time ruled the country as well as the neighbouring countries . Many great rulers have lived here and it fills us with a sense of pride when we think of Bihar as the 'Karmabhumi' of Buddha and Mahavir.It is the same land where the seeds of the first republic were sown and which cultivated the first crop of democracy. It was from Bihar that Mahatma Gandhi launched his civil-disobedience movement, which ultimately led to India's independence.
The state as it is today has been shaped from its partition from the province of Bengal and most recently after the separation of the tribal southern region now called Jharkhand. When separated from the Bengal Presidency in 1912, Bihar and Orissa comprised a single province. Later, under the Government of India Act of 1935, the Division of Orissa became a separate province; and the Province of Bihar came into being as an administrative unit of British India. At Independence in 1947, the State of Bihar, with the same geographic boundary, formed a part of the Republic of India, until 1956. At that time, an area in the south-east, predominantly t
RE:bihar should be made national museum
by your name on Feb 03, 2008 11:48 AM Permalink
Yes ofcourse and in support here is the argument
Bihar, the ancient land of Buddha, For its geographical location, natural beauty, mythological and historical importance, Bihar feels proud of the assets it has been gifted by time. And for its moral contributions in the fields of arts-literature and religion and spiritualism. The state is the same kingdom, which once upon a time ruled the country as well as the neighbouring countries . Many great rulers have lived here and it fills us with a sense of pride when we think of Bihar as the 'Karmabhumi' of Buddha and Mahavir.It is the same land where the seeds of the first republic were sown and which cultivated the first crop of democracy. It was from Bihar that Mahatma Gandhi launched his civil-disobedience movement, which ultimately led to India's independence.
The state as it is today has been shaped from its partition from the province of Bengal and most recently after the separation of the tribal southern region now called Jharkhand. When separated from the Bengal Presidency in 1912, Bihar and Orissa comprised a single province. Later, under the Government of India Act of 1935, the Division of Orissa became a separate province; and the Province of Bihar came into being as an administrative unit of British India. At Independence in 1947, the State of Bihar, with the same geographic boundary, formed a part of the Republic of India, until 1956. At that time, an area in the south-east, predominantly the district of Purulia
Violation of law is an offence everywhere in India. It should be dealt with sternly whether it is in Bihar or in South India.
The problem with we Indians is that we never think as a nation. That is the prime reason that less than 300,000 Britishers could rule on more than 30 crore Indians for 150 years.
The way we fight with each other rather than trying to solve the problem in another part of our country, we are jeopardizing our hard fought freedom from the Brits.
