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<h2>Narendra Modi in Bihar: Swagat Nahi Karoge Hamaara</h2>
It is too strenuous task to identify the true nature of politicians, they changes their color more promptly than chameleon. Just to induce and enjoy vote banks they keep on pampering common people with notional promises. Well, dustup and reprimanding is the common weapon of politicians which is prevalent during elections. Nitish Kumar, said that Narendra Modi’s one year was total waste and now they both seen grinning and laughing at a government function in Patna.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Bihar sharing stage with his nemesis and Bihar chief Minister Nitish Kumar today. He was seen at a function in Patna and launched numerous government schemes. Eloquence speech of Narendra Modi includes key highlights:
• All of us are now are coming to the understanding that there is substitute for development.
• If we have to overcome unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, development is the only way.
• Development is the medicine for all ills.
• If the nation has to grow, then the states must grow.
• I agree with the good points that Nitishji has made, and I share his pain. Bihar has suffered because of politics.
• The time is done to sit in Delhi and formulate plans.
• The time has come to formulate plans by listening to the needs of the states.
• This is the land of the Goddess Saraswati.
• This is the land of the wise, and the kind of wise people who live here can bring wisdom to the entire country.
• Bihar has given a large number of Railway Ministers to India.
• I take my next steps in thought of how railways can be used to improve the coverage of infrastructure, how railways can be used to better connect the country.
• Like we have a need for stronger rail network, and a power grid, we also have need for a gas grid.
• We already have the River Ganga. We will now bring an 'Energy Ganga' (Urja Ganga) to Bihar.
• Our aim to bring gas to each home.
• It is an expensive proposition. But once we do it, it will greatly aid quality of life, local economy and infrastructure.
• There used to be time when 60 per cent of all the funds received by the Centre used to stay in the treasuries in Delhi.
• But we took an important and difficult decision, that of the 14th Finance Commission.
• Because of this, Bihar, over a five year period, will receive 3.75 lakh crore rupees.
• Before, it used to receive only about 2.5 lakh crore.
• Unless all parts of the country develop, the country cannot progress.
• This is true of all the states in the eastern parts of the coutry, whether it is Bihar or eastern UP, Odisha, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Assam, Nagaland or Mizoram.
• When I had come to Bihar before the election, I had addressed a rally at Patna's Gandhi Maidan, in the midst of bomb blasts, I promised you something.
• I promised that if we came to power, we would provide a special package for Bihar.
• I will not announce it now. I will come at the right time and do it. We will give Bihar more than what we promised.
• Nothing should be allowed to get in the way of Bihar's development.
• I thank the Chief Minister for the welcome he has given me here.
So ginormous promises and big words, we have already heard myriads of such promises but deliverance of promises and how and when it will be implemented is the big question mark? Well, it is interesting to know about what Nitish Kumar has to say about it.
• I welcome the Honourable Prime Minister on his first visit to Bihar in this capacity.
• The state government has cooperated and provided land when the Centre expressed interest in setting up an IIT in Bihar.
• I have a request of the Prime Minister. Of the 500 acres spread for IIT-Patna, a lot of people will be educated.
• As Railways Minister, I had the opportunity to visit Gujarat many times, and take part in programmes with the Honourable Prime Minister, who was the Chief Minister of Gujarat at the time.
• We also request that the railway line that PM has inaugurated be extended on both ends, as it is a line with a very high rate f return.
• Prime Minister, I appreciate the fact that you talk with officials through video conferencing, to monitor the progress of various schemes being implemented by the Central government.
• I also request you to do the same with the portion of Central programmes that are being implemented by the state government. That will help ensure their proper implementation.
Well, irony lies when you reprimand and embrace the same person in different situation. All this schemes are efficient and effective but now, we have heard myriads of promises so much that most of the times all this schemes looks like flattery. We believe Ache Din Aayenge, yeah you guess it right!!