Hi! As the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar has built long-delayed bridges, re-laid roads that had ceased to exist, ensured that teachers and doctors work in their respective centres, and kept crime under control. As a result, his development agenda made waves in the just concluded Lok Sabha polls.
Now, the great Bihar change-maker is paying tribute to his guide and `Total Revolution' leader Jayaprakash Narayan, popularly called JP. Nitish Kumar can thus take full credit for announcing to honour activists who participated in JP movement of 1974 considered the biggest anti-Congress political movement in the country. [Beginning in Bihar, the JP movement spread all over India and resulted in the first non-Congress coalition taking office in New Delhi in 1977.] The http://neerajbhushan.wordpress.com/ has the detailed story. Thanks and regards. Neeraj Bhushan
