This refers to the success story Bihar State hardly generated in the past and   present, but it is true now. The dark cloud has now finally started clearing the   sky and ray of hope is visible. I am overwhelmed to read this new development.   Yes, I am talking this time about the Bihar Rajya Pul Nirman Nigam Ltd.,   (BRPNNL) celebrated 33rd anniversary since its incorporation in 1975, but to me   it was actually 3rd anniversary of BRPNNL for all-practical purposes of the   foundation day of BRPNNL. The gala function organized by BRPNNL on Thursday,   12th June 2008 with cheerful employees in well newly stitched dress code   alongside its Chairman Mr. Pratyaya Amrit and CEO Mr. Khurshid Ahmed (Advantage   Media) were present with Shri Nitish Babu, Dy. CM Mr. Modi, bureaucrats and   other high profile cabinet colleagues and officers all smiling and showering   all-praise for BRPNNL employees, staff, colleagues and support of their family   members whose earning members at BRPNNL were going without salaries for months   in the darken days.
              
              
               
              It needs to be mentioned that during the tenure of   previous state government's long 15 years rule, the BRPNNL was on verge of   collapse and there was a strong belief of the government that this giant BRPNNL   should be liquidated, but this time also, all credit to India's only technocrat   (if I am right) Chief Minister of Bihar State who wanted to give a chance to   BRPNNL and entrusted them with various Bridge works, river bridge works, road   construction work including Mukhya Mantri Pul and Sarak Nirman Yojna worth   whopping Rs 2,700 crores, which BRPNNL never got in its 33 years of history   since established on 11th June 1975.
               
              
I quote Nitish Babu as saying in the function, "It is only a matter of time   before BRPNNL will be executing projects in other states and may be out of   country and further commented that bridging the gaps in the society will make   Bihar stronger and prosperous".  At BRPNNL's side, the full credit not only goes   to its Chairman Mr. Amrit and Mr. Ahmed (CEO-Advantage Media for event   management, highlighting BRPNNL), but all its employees, labourers, Engineers,   Consultants who tirelessly worked for the past three years and made BRPNNL is   one of strongest state owned Bridge Construction Company. The BRPNNL is now very   much capable to undertaking bridge construction works in adjoining states (as   claimed) and days are very near when one can find BRPNNL undertaking bridge   construction works all-over India and abroad possibly in neibouring overseas   countries.
 
The extremely hard work of BRPNNL further confirms that   the BRPNNL once had 17 crore loss, has now earned 35 crore profit.  The   Chairman, Mr. Amrit quoted as saying, "we have come out of debt to a condition   of abundance due to sheer diligence of the team and support from the   government". There is no doubt that changes is now visible in Bihar State, but I   warn all those that please do not expect over-night development, as development   is a process and it takes its own time but full of genuine effort and regular   hard work is required to see the same visible every where.
 
Further, I   have seen and read in various newspapers quoted opposition party leaders (I do   not want to name them) saying, that Nitish government is failed on all front. I   take serious note of it and would in turn would like to remind them to kindly   re-visit your 15 years time and analyse the situation with current prevailing   situation. What a mess that was and shame for we Biharees??? A Chief Minister   used to sign at dotted place only, marked by the officials without understanding   what was that? Those were darken days for Bihar State. One of my colleague from   Tamil Nadu stated that they are pathetic people running the state and thrown out   the people of Bihar to further poverty and chaos.
 
At last but not the   least, the Bihar Rajya Pul Nirman Nigam Ltd., once lost its glory like our state   has definitely came out of dark ages. I am sure under the wise leadership of   Nitish Babu, like BRPNNL other departments will also share and shoulder its   responsibility towards building a new Bihar, which is a "motto" of Nitish Babu.   This can be possible only if sincere and honest approach is made towards   this.
 
My heartiest congratulations to BRPNNL's family members, employees, its Chairman   and CEO for the great turnaround and I further wish all the very best to BRPNNL.   Keep up good work and remember not to compromise with quality over quantity. The   quality of work will be appreciated than the quantity.  They can further   apply for ISO certification, in order to further positive impact on   strengthening BRPNNL which will recognize them all-over India and the   abroad.
 
Mohammad Yasar Imran
Muscat, Oman
              
        
            
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                I fully agree with your views. Really Nitish   govt. is doing a fantastic job in the state. Be it infrastructure development or   improvement in education system, administration, law & order, the changes   are visible. I congratulate the CM and their all the ministers for this splendid   and honest effort. Who says that Bihar will not develop ? Now we all Biharis can   proudly say that our state is also developing and it will become one of   developed state very soon. 
               
               
              
                My only concern with congress (claimed to be   biggest in India and claims all the credit for development in India) Lalu and   party is they did nothing in their 15 years of rule (misrule), but also always   proving to be a hinderance in the development of the state. It proves their   mentality and what actually they wanted all these years. They never wanted to   see Bihar as a developed state. I also wonder and ashamed of business man of   Bihar who sells their product in Lalu's name. Now I am hearing about Lalu Mango.   This proves that how cheap and selfish Lalu is ? He just want his name to be   printed everywhere. A big Shame.
               
               
              
                But now their days are gone and Nitish ji and   their council of ministers are doing fantastic job and I wish them all the best.   Keep up the good work for the state. 
               
              
             
            
              
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