Do not be so pessimist, Bihar
will change and in matter of fact it is
changing now, everyone will prosper and
be happy with what they have but not without action. when I said ask dinosaurs
I was kidding and moreover we write our own fate. we can change destiny if we
want to…what we should look for is good intention. That is what we lack in
Bihar.. is good
intent, not only among politician but among general public, teachers and
parents.
That is why I said all these aagan- bari
and free food for school is not going to work unless they understand motive
behind education. a longing for understanding ourselves and things around us,
have a free and safe world for everyone around us. Have a feeling of sharing
and oneness. Move forward
together, prosper together, leave no one behind..one who can not understand
well these concept..spend time with that person to make the person understand
about development, what sharing is about , what oneness is about...being happy
together..no inferior no superior..
I was small kid when people elected Laloo but you know people
elected him because of promise of change but Laloo himself lacked a good
intent…many
people of Bihar are not only illiterate but also naïve in some case and
innocent… they
get swayed away by what is told loud and clear..they did not understand that
Laloo had bad intent from the beginning…many wise people in Bihar knew but they
were not in majority to stop him …so we have to make majority of people wise
and with good intent..things will fall in place in no time…we have opportunity
right now…so let us use…and let us do our own part in society not only by just
typing email but actually do something..for example next time you visit your
relative tell motivating things to them…tell the flaw of Laloo’s way of
thinking....encourage your neighbour to send their children to school and study
at home, read good books beside what is taught in class….if you can help them
monetary .. help them….. .that will open their mind to think..now you will
think why I am
blabbering all this…my answer is ----because it is real and attainable …I am
trying it and it is working…it is working great…so please do your part..and you
will see in your life time Bihar will be a
much better place than you can imagine right now…
--- On Sat, 8/29/09, Ashish Kumar <[email protected]> wrote:
From: Ashish Kumar <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bihar.ozg.in - Ranchi-Patna road (National Highway-33) travellers
are now paying the price for illegal mining by coal mafia since, now the
routes taken by the vehicles are circuitous, unsafe and difficult.
To: [email protected]
Date: Saturday, August 29, 2009, 10:17 PM
wait a sec...dynosours are long lost in past....let me tell you of
something more recent... a civilisation strikingly similar to ours.The
civilisation of rapanui.They were very inteeligence and produced the
best of engineers and scientists. But they could not control the
greed. They lived on an island now called easter island. They could
not control their population so there were more mouths to feed, they
were dependent on fishing for food but now with more people they have
to look for other resources so they started cutting the jungles around
them and soon the dense forests became streaks of plants. Now with
reduction in resources for food the riots broke out and people started
fighting among themselves and whosoever won got his share of food. It
was really an animal kingdom, with survival of the fittest. Now for
cooking the food, the started cutting the leftover plants, at times in
need they also burnt their boats which they used for fishing. After
sometime there were no boats or trees, and every rainy season took a
large toll of life, but they could not do anything, they had no land
to move, no boat to save themselves and slowly they all died.
Is it what we are destined for..! we cannot control our population. we
have exhausted most of our natural mines and those that are left are
of poor quality or they cannot be mined. The government is deparatly
looking for alternative sources of fuel, every year we face drought
and flood in which thousands die?
Think.
On 8/28/09, shyama kumari <[email protected]> wrote:
> whether it is world economy slump or road caving from coal mine fire in a
> local village of Bihar/JH, the reason is greed, so powerful and so deep
> ingrained in Human. talk about world famous school MBA's being CEO in a
> financial sector ...or talk about ministers, managers or petty illiterate
> villagers of a coal mine... but it is same greed... short term gain and long
> term pain...or some cases one person pain is another's gain... only we all
> do not know when these two exchange their position and then we all blame
> fate or each other whichever is easy at the moment. ask Dynasours about fate
> but about each other we all know.
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> --- On Tue, 8/25/09, Rajeev Pandey <[email protected]> wrote:
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> From: Rajeev Pandey <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: Bihar.ozg.in - Ranchi-Patna road (National Highway-33)
> travellers are now paying the price for illegal mining by coal mafia since,
> now the routes taken by the vehicles are circuitous, unsafe and difficult.
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2009, 11:12 AM
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> Because such kind of blunder were initiated by the government bodies and
> CCL, they were well aware about such mistakes. Let leave poor to blame, coal
> mafia may be cause but main accused is CCL mine manager who was known what
> happening since last 3 year, the problem was not begin in a day mine was
> burning since many years.
> regards
> rajeev
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> Every where we could make scope for learning many things..
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> --- On Sat, 22/8/09, Ashish Kumar <bssb...@gmail. com> wrote:
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> From: Ashish Kumar <bssb...@gmail. com>
> Subject: Re: Bihar.ozg.in - Ranchi-Patna road (National Highway-33)
> travellers are now paying the price for illegal mining by coal mafia since,
> now the routes taken by the vehicles are circuitous, unsafe and difficult.
> To: Bihar-Network@ yahoogroups. com
> Date: Saturday, 22 August, 2009, 10:37 AM
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> the locals ar responsible for illigal mining so they deserve the
> consequences. Why should the governemnt bodies be named for every damn
> mistakes done by people and then blaming government for not doing the cover
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> On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 8:36 PM, bihar-network@ yahoogroups. com
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> A vast portion of National Highway-33 in eastern India connecting Ranchi
> with Patna, the capitals of two neighbouring states of Jharkhand and Bihar
> respectively, caved-in near a place named Kuju in Ramgarh district of
> Jharkhand on 10 August 2009.
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> This caving in of the highway has been attributed to a fire that has been
> raging from the underground coal mines in the vicinity since early morning
> hours of Sunday (August 10). This happened on the stretch between Loha Gate
> and Kuju where instances of fire from unused or closed mines are believed to
> be frequent.
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> Reportedly, the area is rich in coalfields and was once under mining by
> Central Coal Fields Limited (CCI). Later, it was left abandoned, where some
> villagers did illegal mining and left the coal reserve exposed within the
> earth, which caught fire when the black diamond came in contact with air.
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> officials have stopped all kind of vehicular traffic on the highway. "Early
> morning at four, a portion of National Highway-33 got caved in. We have
> blocked the highway so that nobody can inadvertently enter here. The
> district administration and police officials have cordoned off the area with
> red cord barring any traffic inflow," said B K Singh, General Manager,
> Central Coal Fields Limited (CCL).
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> The underground mine fire was so intense that it created a deep crater on
> the highway disrupting the traffic and causing panic among the people
> residing in the nearby villages. Now, the families from these villages have
> been asked to vacate their homes and move on to some safer place until the
> fire is completely doused off.
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> There are around 52 homes in the surrounding villages. "The situation is
> really worse. We are residing in this village for the past 30-40 years. CCI
> (Central Coal Fields Limited) was looking after it but they are unable to do
> anything. Even government can't do anything. We have been given two days to
> vacate the village," said Santosh Kumar, a resident of a village near Kuju.
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> The coal mine fire has spread to the entire underground area and the solid
> coal base within the earth has got reduced to ashes and now slowly cracks
> have started appearing on the surface of the earth.
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> The devastating mine-fire under National Highway-33 connecting Patna with
> Ranchi near Kuju in Jharkhand has increased the distance between the two
> capitals. Reports said that the crater formed on the Ranchi-Patna Highway
> further widened on Tuesday.
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> Another crater has appeared near the old one near Loha Gate in Kuju in
> Ramgarh district. The diameter of crater has increased from 15 to 20 feet.
> The other crater is 30 metre from the Highway and is smaller in size. It is
> feared that more crater would come up if the fire is not brought under
> control soon.
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> Now the routes taken by the vehicles are quite circuitous. They have to go
> through either Bokaro or Ghato. The smaller vehicles are, however, still
> going through the old route via a newly built diversion along side the
> subsided Highway stretch. Nobody can guess how long will it take for the
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> The underground fire is now taking calamitous proportion. It is now an
> uphill task for the Coal India Limited. Local people said that had the
> warning signals been timely addressed the situation would not have worsened
> to such an extent. “We are using chemicals, foams and water to control the
> intensity of underground fire. Once this is done we will have to go in for
> open cast mining to extinguish the fire completely, and take out coal and
> the area will be refilled with earth,” said CIL Chairman-cum- Managing
> Director, Rajan Kumar Saha. He said that it would take at least three months
> to construct a diversion near Kuju. It will be done under the CCL community
> development porgramme. The diversion would be builtd by the National Highway
> Authority of India and the CCL would provide the money. Saha attributed the
> devastating underground fire to miscreants involved in illegal
> mining.
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> Coal is highly combustible and when it comes in contact with oxygen it forms
> carbon di oxide and carbon-monoxide besides generating a lot of heat. When
> the heat does not dissipate it accumulates and comes out in flames. He
> denies that warning signals in the form of smoke billowing out from the mine
> were not taken seriously. He said that the CCL had abandoned that mine. The
> smoke started coming out of the ground only just a few days ago and the CIL
> took immediate action, he claimed.
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