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Subdivisions of Bihar?

Bihar, a state in eastern India, is divided into 9 divisions, 38 districts, 101 Subdivisions, each with its own unique identity and characteristics. Here's a brief overview of these Subdivisions:

Araria District:

Araria

Forbesganj

Arwal District:

Arwal

Aurangabad District:

Aurangabad

Daudnagar

Banka District:

Banka

Begusarai District:

Begusarai

Manjhaul

Ballia

Bakhari

Teghara

Bhagalpur District:

Bhagalpur

Kahalgaon

Naugachhia

Bhojpur District:

Arrah

Jagdishpur

Piro

Buxar District:

Buxar

Dumraon

Darbhanga District:

Darbhanga

Benipur

Biraul

East Champaran District:

Motihari

Areraj

Raxaul

Sikarahna

Pakridayal

Chakia

Gaya District:

Gaya

Neemchak

Bathani

Sherghati

Tekari

Gopalganj District:

Gopalganj

Hathua

Jamui District:

Jamui

Jehanabad District:

Jehanabad

Kaimur District:

Bhabhua

Mohania

Katihar District:

Katihar

Barsoi

Manihari

Khagaria District:

Khagaria

Gogri

Kishanganj District:

Kishanganj

Lakhisarai District:

Lakhisarai

Madhepura District:

Madhepura

Uda Kishanganj

Madhubani District:

Madhubani

Jainagar

Benipatti

Jhanjharpur

Phul Paraas

Munger District:

Munger Sadar

Haveli Kharagpur

Tarapur

Muzaffarpur District:

East Muzaffarpur

West Muzaffarpur

Nalanda District:

Bihar Sharif

Rajgir

Hilsa

Nawada District:

Nawada

Rajauli

Patna District:

Patna Sadar

Patna City

Barh

Danapur

Masaurhi

Paliganj

Purnia District:

Purnia Sadar

Banmankhi

Dhamdaha

Baisi

Rohtas District:

Sasaram

Bikramganj

Dehri

Saharsa District:

Saharsa Sadar

Simri Bakhtiarpur

Samastipur District:

Samastipur

Dalsinghsarai

Rosera

Patori

Saran District:

Chhapra

Marhaura

Sonepur

Sheikhpura District:

Sheikhpura

Sheohar District:

Sheohar

Sitamarhi District:

Sitamarhi Sadar

Belsand

Pupri

Siwan District:

Siwan Sadar

Maharajganj

Supaul District:

Supaul

Birpur

Nirmali

Tribeniganj

Vaishali District:

Hajipur

Mahnar

Mahua

West Champaran District:

Bettiah

Bagaha

Narkatiaganj

Each district has its own unique cultural, historical, and geographical features, contributing to the diverse tapestry of Bihar.

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Bihar Tragedy: 43 Drown, Including 37 Children, 3 Missing During ‘Jivitputrika’ Festival

The Bihar government has recovered 43 bodies and announced an ex-gratia of Rs 4 lakh for the families of the deceased.

Bihar: At least 43 people, including 37 children, tragically drowned, and three others remain missing in separate incidents during the ‘Jivitputrika’ festival in Bihar. The state government reported that the accidents occurred while devotees were taking holy dips in rivers and ponds across 15 districts on Wednesday.

‘Jivitputrika’ Festival

‘Jivitputrika’ is a major festival in Bihar, where women fast and take holy dips in rivers or ponds, praying for the well-being of their children.

Districts Affected

Drowning incidents were reported in East and West Champaran, Nalanda, Aurangabad, Kaimur, Buxar, Siwan, Rohtas, Saran, Patna, Vaishali, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, Gopalganj, and Arwal districts.

Relief Measures

The Bihar government has recovered 43 bodies and announced an ex-gratia of Rs 4 lakh for the families of the deceased. The process of compensation has begun, and eight families have already received the aid.

Authorities continue search and recovery efforts in affected areas.

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Bihar Bridge Collapse Shocks Nation: Structural Failures and Safety Concerns

In the last 15 days, 10 bridges have been collapsed in Bihar state. The first incident happened on 18th of the June, when the newly constructed bridge over the Bakra River of the Araira district collapsed. Then it took place in several places including Siwan, East Champaran, Kishanganj, and Madhubani.

To date, 11 engineers have been suspended. All these happened because precautionary measures were not taken, proper technical supervision was not conducted, and most importantly proper technology was not used in the construction of the bridge.

If the proper technology had been used in the construction of these bridges, then probably many of these accidents could have been prevented. You might be wondering what technology can be used so that this accident prevention could be possible.

BIM or Building Information Modeling is a technology now used in the construction of many structures all over the world it provides strength, stability, and efficiency.

Building Information Modeling is a very powerful technology that prevents bridges from collapsing through the various stages of design, construction, and maintenance.

Let’s discuss all three stages in brief.

Design Phase:

Enhanced Visualization and Simulation: BIM helps engineers to make a detailed 3D model of the bridge including structural components and the connections. With the help of these models, we can real words conditions such as load, stress, and environmental factors too. Engineers analyze these models in real time identify the possible errors and fix all the errors even before the construction of the bridge.

Collaborative Design: BIM enables cooperation among architects, engineers, and stakeholders. By working on a shared digital platform, professionals can integrate their expertise and identify design conflicts or errors early on. This ensures that structural integrity is prioritized from the outset.

Iterative Design Improvement: Designers can quickly iterate through different design alternatives in BIM, evaluating each for structural stability and feasibility. This iterative process allows for the optimization of designs to meet safety standards and operational requirements.

Construction Phase:

Accurate Construction Documentation: BIM enables detailed construction documentation from the 3D model. This ensures that contractors have precise information regarding materials, dimensions, and assembly sequences, reducing errors in construction that could compromise structural integrity.

Quality Control and Clash Detection: BIM software can perform clash detection, identifying conflicts between different building systems (e.g., structural, mechanical, electrical). This minimizes errors during construction that could lead to structural failures later.

Real-time Project Monitoring: During the construction phase, BIM can provide real-time monitoring of progress against the digital model. Any change from the planned construction can be detected early, allowing for corrective actions to maintain structural integrity.

Maintenance and Lifecycle Management:

Asset Management: BIM shows the digital record of the bridge including maintenance history, materials used, and all other components. This information helps to support the maintenance planning and management through the lifecycle of the bridge.

Performance Monitoring: Sensors and IoT devices can be integrated with BIM models to monitor the bridge’s performance in real-time. Any deviation or signs of structural degradation can be identified early, triggering timely maintenance interventions to prevent future collapses.

Renovation and Retrofitting: BIM Models are helpful with restoration and retrofitting projects by properly capturing present conditions and integrating the suggested modifications. This assures that structural changes and implemented safely and effectively.

Building Information Modeling gives a comprehensive approach to the design, construction and maintenance of a bridge. By utilizing the advanced visualization, simulation, collaborative tools, and real-time monitoring capabilities BIM significantly increases the ability to find and avoid the possible causes of the bridge collapse.

What would happen if BIM could implement each of these bridges?

All of these bridge projects could be done safely.

Not only present but in the future also if any error occurs it will be found and fixed.

Save money, as all they need to construct again which needs extra cost.

This way BIM could help to prevent these accidents happened in Bihar.

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World's Largest Ramayan Temple Construction Commences in Bihar's East Champaran District

East Champaran, Bihar – A momentous occasion unfolded in Bihar’s East Champaran district as the foundation stone was laid for what is set to become the world’s largest Ramayan Temple. The ceremony was presided over by Acharya Kishor Kunal, a former Indian Police Service (IPS) officer and secretary of the renowned Mahavir Temple Trust based in Patna, along with Justice SN Jha, former Chief Justice…

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Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway Project Complete Details

Gorakhpur:-

Gorakhpur is home to a plethora of temples and monuments, the most well-known of which is the Shri Gorakhnath Temple. It has emerged as one of the fastest-growing metropolises throughout the years. The Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway is the most recent feather in the city's development crown

About The Expressway

Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway is a planned greenfield project as part of the Bharatmala Pariyojana (B.M.P.). The four-lane access-controlled highway will span 84 kilometres across several districts in Uttar Pradesh, including Gorakhpur, Deoria, and Kushinagar, before entering Bihar. It will then go through nine Bihar districts, including East Champaran, West Champaran, Sitamarhi, Sheohar, Darbhanga, Supaul, Kishanganj, Madhubani, and Forbesganj, before arriving in Siliguri.

The Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway, proposed by the NHAI (National Highways Authority of India) in 2021, is projected to be completed by 2025. The NHAI commissioned LN Malviya Infra Projects Private Limited, Bhopal, to prepare the Expressway's D.P.R. 

Following that, in May 2022, the land purchase procedure began. According to the design, no existing roads will be incorporated into this project because it would be developed distant from the population.

The Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways intends to strengthen Bihar's road infrastructure with this initiative. Once operational, it will assist the people of Bihar by reducing motor traffic from the state's eastern to western regions. 

Because there is no direct route linking Gorakhpur and Siliguri, it takes around 15 hours to go from one city to the other. The completion of the Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway, on the other hand, will substantially cut the duration to around 6 hours.

Benefits Of Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway  

Uttar Pradesh has the most motorways in the country. Six of the state's 13 motorways have been built, with seven more under development, including the Gorakhpur-Silipur Expressway. It will connect to other roads, including the Gorakhpur-Azamgarh Link Expressway, making it easy to commute from Siliguri to key towns in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.

The initiative is also being billed as a game changer for Bihar. It is billed as providing a boost to numerous districts in the state's northern division.

Gorakhpur Siliguri Expressway Route 

The Expressway would run from Gorakhpur's Jagdishpur to Bihar's Gopalpanj via Kushinagar's Tamukhiraj tehsil. It would be a continuous highway linked to the Bareilly Gorakhpur Expressway, another of the Bharatmala Pariyojana's future motorways.

The Gorakhpur-Silipur Expressway spans 84.33 kilometres in Uttar Pradesh, 416.2 kilometres in Bihar, and 18.97 kilometres in West Bengal, totalling 519.58 kilometres.

Yogi Adiyanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, is the driving force behind the Gorakhpur-Silipur Expressway. The project's goal is to connect Gorakhpur with the North East. 

This initiative bought land in 111 villages throughout Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur, Kushinagar, and Deoria districts, including 14 villages in Gorakhpur's Chaurichaura tehsil, 19 in Kushinagar's Hata tehsil, 42 in Tamkuhi Raj tehsil, and 13 in Kasya tehsil. Land was also purchased in 23 villages in the Sadar tehsil of the Deoria district.

Before purchasing land from these communities, the union government did a preliminary survey. During the survey, they made certain that land with widths ranging from 60 to 100 metres was obtained.

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Bihar: Three PFI suspects taken into custody in Phulwarisharif case

The National Investigation Agency (NIA), in a joint operation with the Bihar Police, on Saturday detained three suspected Popular Front of India (PFI) operatives from East Champaran district of Bihar in connection with Phulwarisharif PFI case. Additional Director of Police (ADG) Jitendra Singh Gangwar said, “NIA picked up three PFI suspects from Chakia sub-division area this morning with the…

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Madhubani Local Art Is a Global Draw

Madhubani or Mithila canvases of Bihar (India) like Punjab's phulkari are basically people artworks done by the country ladies of Madhubani region. Situated on the lower regions of the Himalaya in the North, the Ganga in the South and encompassed by the Mahananda in the East and the Gandak in the West, Mithila is spread more than 64,750 square kilometers of the Indo-Gangetic alluvial belt. It is quite possibly of the most fruitful land and in this manner came to be known as Madhubani, the backwoods of honey.

The antiquated realm of Mithila is accepted to be the origin of Sita. Tulsidas in Ramayana has given a clear portrayal of how the whole Mithila was finished with paintings portraying Hindu gods and the widely varied vegetation on the event of Sita's marriage. It is accepted that Lord Janaka had requested canvases to be made for his girl's wedding. These remarkable formal paintings have since ages been designing the walls of the houses in the regions of Champaran, Saharsa, Muzaffarpur, Vaishali, Darbhanga, Madhubani, Samastipur, Munger, Begusarai, Bhagalpur and Purnea, basically the whole piece of the state.

These compositions developed out of a 5000-year-old custom of the specialty of bitra-chitra or wall painting to stamp social events like the matrimonial office of the lady and husband to be. This people culture has forever been hoarded and safeguarded by ladies. They have passed their abilities particularly to young ladies starting with one age then onto the next. Of late, a few men have likewise hopped into this innovativeness however even today it is basically cornered by ladies.

Albeit these works of art depict a few society icons of Madhubani (Mithila) district the fundamental concentration, be that as it may, is on Raja Salesh, considered as the main divine force of these individuals. Divine beings and goddesses like Smash Sita, Krishna-Radha, Shiva-Parvati, Durga, Kali, Ganesha, Hanuman, Ravana, the Sun, the Moon and nine planets are additionally portrayed in these artworks. These figures are put midway and their consorts, mounts and botanical themes are set behind the scenes.

The dry season that struck the Mithila district from 1966 to 1968 prompted the globalization and commercialization of this people craftsmanship, as a way to make another wellspring of non-farming pay. The All-India Handiworks Board, provincial art organizations, the States of Bihar and India, urged these specialists to deliver and showcase their works of art on carefully assembled papers. The artistic creations which were before drawn exclusively on walls, today, notwithstanding, are likewise portrayed on paper, enlivening pots, saris, salwar kameez, dupattas, shoes, Shirts, cloaks, stoles, pad covers, bed sheets, embroidery, adornments, hankies and now and again on wood.

The world came to be familiar with this way of painting in the early long stretches of the last 100 years. William and Mildred Bowman, English government workers, posted in the area were quick to report the practice of Madhubani painting. They got a few drawings on paper and sent them to the India Records Office in London (presently part of the English Library) for experts to concentrate as imaginative works of India's people workmanship.

Customarily the craftsmen utilize native vegetable tones and bamboo sticks enclosed by cotton for painting on carefully assembled papers. These papers are treated with cow compost dried and consequently protected. They utilize the juice of the locally accessible creepers and blossoms: henna leaves, blossoms of harsinghar and palash, bougainvilleas and the sap of the neem tree, to get a scope of varieties. Colors are made by blending ash in with cow waste for the dark; from turmeric or dust or lime and the milk of banyan leaves for the yellow; blue from indigo; red from the kusum bloom juice or red sandalwood; the green of the leaves of the wood of an apple tree; white from rice powder and orange from palasha blossoms.

Indeed, even presently, paints are arranged natively. Two sorts of privately made brushes are utilized. A little bamboo-twig with a marginally frayed end is utilized for drawing frames and small subtleties. The space is loaded up with the assistance of a pihua, produced using binds a little piece of material to a twig. The blueprint is attracted a solitary progression of the brush without fundamental portraying.

Ethnic differentiations are normal for Mithila people compositions and craftsmanship. This might be one explanation; why each local area actually protects its own custom. Ladies of the Kayastha people group really do for the most part frame works of art, Brahmins fill in an unpleasant layout on variety and Harijan ladies superimpose dark spots on the thick earthy colored lines finished with cow excrement and water. Canvases done by the Kayastha people group have extremely fine depicted mathematical examples, for the most part clearly, while the Brahmins consolidate colors like dazzling blues, reds and greens

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Districts of Bihar?

Bihar, a state in eastern India, is divided into 38 districts, each with its own unique identity and characteristics. Here's a brief overview of these districts:

Bhagalpur Division:

Bhagalpur

Banka

Darbhanga Division:

Darbhanga

Madhubani

Samastipur

Kosi Division:

Saharsa

Madhepura

Supaul

Magadh Division:

Gaya

Nawada

Aurangabad

Jehanabad

Arwal

Munger Division:

Munger

Jamui

Khagaria

Lakhisarai

Begusarai

Sheikhpura

Patna Division:

Patna

Nalanda

Bhojpur

Rohtas

Buxar

Kaimur

Purnia Division:

Purnia

Katihar

Araria

Kishanganj

Saran Division:

Saran

Siwan

Gopalganj

Tirhut Division:

West Champaran

East Champaran

Muzaffarpur

Sitamarhi.

Sheohar

Vaishali

Each district has its own unique cultural, historical, and geographical features, contributing to the diverse tapestry of Bihar.

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PM Modi pats Nitish on the back for sushasan , takes dig at Lalu | India News

PM Modi pats Nitish on the back for sushasan , takes dig at Lalu | India News

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PATNA: Ahead of the assembly elections in Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday gave Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a pat on his back for ushering in sushasan (good governance) and expressed confidence that the good work will continue under the leadership of the JD(U) chief. Modi dedicated to the nation three petroleum sector projects worth about Rs 900 crore via video conferencing.

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बिहार: बाढ़ का पानी उतरते ही गोपालगंज में दिख रहा तबाही मंजर, विस्थापित हो गए एक लाख परिवार

बिहार: बाढ़ का पानी उतरते ही गोपालगंज में दिख रहा तबाही मंजर, विस्थापित हो गए एक लाख परिवार

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बिहार के गोपालगंज में बाढ़ का पानी उतरने के साथ ही दिख रहा तबाही का मंजर. बाढ़ (Flood) का पानी उतरते ही गोपालगंज (Gopalganj) में हर तरफ तबाही का मंजर दिख रहा है. तेज धार में डूबे दो सगे भाइयों का शव शुक्रवार को निकाला गया.

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Minor girl allegedly raped by two men in Bihar district; no arrests yet

Minor girl allegedly raped by two men in Bihar district; no arrests yet

A 17-year-old girl was allegedly raped by two men in Bihar’s East Champaran district, police said on Sunday. The matter came to light when the family members of the girl reached the Sangrampur police station on Sunday morning. According to the police, the incident took place in a village in East Champaran when the girl had gone to watch TV at a neighbor’s place on December 1. “We will record her…