india is a land of rich culture and heritage
and it ocuupies a great place in the world but in india bihar is treated like it because the stae is undevolpoed socially and econoicaly,factionism
2007-02-22 20:59:12
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answered by karteek 2
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I think about Indians at times not being a complete fit to a foreign land .. may be more of a developing to developed nation transition rather than anything else. You would at times find the africans or eastern-europeans too not able to find the niche is lands away from their own. And about the politics being played by some, it should be seen more at an individual basis ... you have some very talented and hard-working and others at position they are not talented/equipped for .. these in such situations may try to use twisted means to find their way (all management stuff and should be dealt at that level and not blindly going on a rampage against them). India at large is a very tolerant nation .. put a group of people with such varied background (from relligions, cultures, languages, castes, colors) and try to find an amalagamtion as exists amongst them .. i mean it's a land constantly being targetted by the terrorists and ask any Indian if he/she breeds hatreds in their hearts for Pakistanis .. not more than a handful you'll find. Whatever be the shortcoming here or there, how can violent attacks ever be an answer. Whatever be the conditions or the times, it can never be justified.. you can find all twisted reasons to justify your conscience .. just as terrorists do as they go on killings other humans with any remorse. And from a business perspective too, in an age of globalization where companies like Microsoft, Sun, IBM and Oracle are thriving with much of their workforce comprising of Indians, would it not do Australia good if they focussed and harnessing rather than targetting them. To Shan: and how is that? 'coz i'm denouncing violence and it's too hard to comprehend??
2016-03-29 08:19:46
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answered by Anonymous
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Probably because it is generally believed taht most of the beharis are involved in illegal activities. Secondly biharis themselves are known to be unco-operative. When I was in gujarat, I remember an incidental chat with a bihari where he claimed that if biharis want they can beat the hell out of the people of any state in India.
Another incident I remeber when I was in the town of 'Vapi' in gujarat where a localite suggested me to pay the auto-fare even though it was unjust just because he was a bihari. People were afraid of them for a while until the strict laws were enforced. Although I was never personally harmed by any of them but these incidents made me believe that 'Once a Bihari, Always a Bihari'...
:-)
2007-02-23 05:04:40
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answered by plato's ghost 5
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This may due to, these Pataliputras have treated other communities like dogs and cats, when they were in helm of affairs, even though they got every support from other communities. You better read history of India more. Specially the literature not the one written by wested interest.
2007-02-22 21:30:23
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answered by dbjeemeswar 1
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It is a sad and true fact that the people who can be proud of their ancient civilisation and culture are economically poor in the modern days. It is true of Indians in general and the people of Bihar, in particular.
2007-02-22 22:15:56
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answered by Anonymous
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Because both of the in spite of their talent do not respect their culture,history.They are not among best team players and believe in individualism.
2007-02-22 22:27:16
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answered by manish a 1
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because India has the cultural heritage for which India is the great and bihar is the state which is most cultured historically.
2007-02-22 20:47:54
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answered by KrishanRam(Jitendra k) 3
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As they are found like mashrooms all over the India .
2007-02-22 21:39:07
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answered by Anonymous
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Because they have no manners and they deserve it.
2007-02-22 20:25:58
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answered by Anonymous
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