"In Bihar, the use of unfair means in examinations is a rampant practice. Not only students, parents also demand the right to use such means during examinations".Mr Editor you know the consequence of using such a statement.It will be so so kind of you if you can back it with data which you can't.And do consider yourself extremely lucky if there are no PILs filed against you. All the best. In future please if you can't show respect to the student community of Bihar atleast have some dignity in talking about their parents.
RE:Mr Editor please mind your language
by Jasvinder singh on Feb 03, 2008 12:09 PM Permalink
Mr Shinjan Truthalways hurts. That is why Bihar is synonymous wiht lawlessness and being called BIHARI is an abuse.
RE:Mr Editor please mind your language
by aditi chatterjee on Feb 03, 2008 12:27 PM Permalink
Well said Mr Jasvinder."Truth always hurts"...it really hurts us a lot to learn that when Bihar is trying to go in the right direction of development our brothers from other states of India are feeling proud to demean us.
RE:Mr Editor please mind your language
by J Busu on Feb 03, 2008 12:12 PM Permalink
Rediff will win any PIL hands down Shinjan Bose. There is no point in feeling hurt when reality stares you on your face. The fact remains that in states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh cheating in examinations is very common and parents also have a role in this sick mental make-up of their society. Recall here Shri Kalyan Singh's attempt at cleaning the education system of UP and recall here the amount of opposition it invited. And Mulayam singh when he returned to power the first thing he did was to remove the anti-copying law.
RE:Mr Editor please mind your language
by amit sharma on Feb 03, 2008 12:22 PM Permalink
people are right in bihar and up ..cheating is more common...but cheaters are everywhere..remember in lest year medical pg...doctors in chennai were caught cheating using blue tooth and modern pen drives
RE:RE:Mr Editor please mind your language
by ram bhat on Feb 03, 2008 12:40 PM Permalink
but doctors when caught didnot burn their class rooms objection should be to this kind of thinking. Once upon a time bihar's Nalanda university was famous all over the world now do you think can we say same thing about it in near future?
