Bihar 2025: The Reality Behind the Promises of Development

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Here we are in 2025, and over the past years, we have continuously heard about the development in Bihar. But no matter what we hear, what we actually see in these past years is more important. In daily life, we encounter numerous instances where people are divided and engaged in disputes over caste and religion. Unfortunately, our politicians often encourage such divisions instead of discouraging them. They don’t even think about the people who suffer in the middle of all this. They don’t come forward to support us or demand our rights, because they know that instead of receiving positive recognition from the majority, they will face backlash—and that doesn’t suit their political interests or movements.

But what about the people who are suffering because of such senseless issues? Even as youth, we don’t see any real effort toward reforms in our society—reforms that would allow people to be seen as equals, rather than being divided by caste and religion.

Here is a recent case in which a father-in-law murdered his son-in-law in front of his daughter because of an inter-caste marriage. ( source NDTV India )


Rahul Kumar, a 25-year-old nursing student, had married Tannu Priya, also a nursing student, only four months ago. Her family was against this marriage from the beginning, and finally, her father, Premshankar Jha, took the step of killing Rahul.

The shocking part is that this incident happened inside the hospital campus itself, where both of them were studying. Tannu herself saw her father coming towards Rahul in a hoodie and then pulling out a gun to shoot him in the chest. She said her entire family was involved in the conspiracy, and they had already told the authorities earlier that her father and brothers might harm them, but no protection was given.

After the shooting, Rahul’s friends and other hostel students attacked Jha in anger, and he had to be hospitalised. The whole hospital turned into chaos, with protests and demands for justice. Students were shouting, police were trying to control the situation, and the atmosphere was filled with anger and grief.

This is not just one murder—it is a reminder of how caste still rules over humanity, even in 2025. A young life was lost only because two people dared to love and marry beyond the boundaries of caste.

People also care about development in terms of roads, railways, and infrastructure, which are very important for any state or country to progress. But at the same time, we keep hearing shocking news—like newly built bridges collapsing after heavy rainfall or because of overloading, and even railway tracks being stolen. These are not just failures; they are dangerous threats to the lives of common people.

On 29th June 2024, we got a headline from Times of India citing "5 bridges collapse in 11 days: Bihar's unfortunate domino effect".


And this has been quoted from The Hindu, where the headlines are "Railway track stolen in Bihar's Madhubani, two RPF personnel suspended".



The bigger question is: why are these issues not being solved for years? Instead of decreasing, such cases are only increasing. So how can we truly say that Bihar is moving towards development and reforms when the very foundations of infrastructure are so weak? Development is not just about building new projects—it’s about ensuring their quality, safety, and longevity for the people.

As we stand in 2025, the ground reality of Bihar still raises tough questions. On one side, leaders talk about development, reforms, and progress, but on the other side, we continue to see people losing their lives to caste-based violence, and our infrastructure is crumbling under the slightest pressure. A bridge collapsing, a railway track being stolen, or a young man being killed simply because of caste—these are not just incidents; they are reflections of a deeper failure in governance and society.

With elections around the corner, politicians will once again come with promises of jobs, development, and social harmony. But the people of Bihar must ask themselves—how many of these promises were actually fulfilled in the past? How much of the “development” was real, and how much was just words in speeches?

The truth is, Bihar doesn’t just need new projects or tall promises. It needs accountability, transparency, and leaders who value human lives above political gains. The real development will be when no one is killed in the name of caste, when bridges don’t collapse within months, and when people feel safe and respected regardless of their background. Until then, the promises of development remain incomplete, and the people of Bihar must decide wisely who they trust with their future.


Viral video shows Whitehat Junior instructor is unable to answer basic coding questions

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When companies fill the public with advertisements claiming to turn their children into the next Steve Jobs and the next Sundar Pichai, it is expected that some will want to investigate their claims. And if a viral video is to be believed, Whitehat Jr. does not come with flying colors at all.

A video showing a Whitehat junior instructor failing to answer basic coding questions has gone viral on social media. In the video, a student's parents ask their Whitehat junior instructor to explain the difference between Java and JavaScript.




"We use JavaScript to develop games," the instructor says hesitantly. "Java is a high programming level language," she continues.

The parents then ask the instructor to explain "what a high-level programming language is" - Java is a high-level programming language - but the instructor then admits that he has no idea what it means. The instructor has not heard of the popular code repository GitHub.

We wrote to Whitehat Jr. for a comment on the video but did not receive a specific response.

Whitehat Jr. has run an extremely aggressive advertising campaign in recent weeks. Some of its advertisements show young children, who are trained through its coding classes, receive Rs. Is paid 150 million per year on Google. Other advertisements tell parents that after attending their coding classes, their children will become the next Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg.

 Yet another advertisement shows a group of people fighting outside a couple's house. It is later revealed that they are investors who are able to invest in the app that their child has developed. Whitehat Jr.'s marketing campaign was so high that five of its ads were taken last week following complaints from the Advertising Standards Council.

Somewhat surprisingly, Whitehat Jr. does not require people applying for any prior coding knowledge to become its instructor. The instructors are put through a training module, and can then be taught coding to younger children. Whitehat Jr.'s website clearly states that its instructors do not require any prior experience of teaching. "No restart required," its website tells prospective instructors, noting that "no previous experience in teaching is necessary."

While it may be possible to teach very young children the basics of coding themselves without any coding, it has not diminished well among users on social media. The video of the instructor struggling to answer coding questions went viral, and a wide variety of responses were revealed.


Some wondered how a person who apparently knew nothing about programming could teach others, even if they were young children. "I'm not into coding, but what does Java Mina C ++ mean ??" I am not criticizing that, but at least one of them should have basic knowledge of what should be taught, ”one Twitter user wrote.

Whatsapp Multi-device support feature is coming soon to Android Whatsapp beta users

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Whatsapp has been working on multi-device support for quite some time, and now a new report suggests that the company may finally be ready to offer this feature to its users worldwide. 
Although this feature is currently available on other messaging apps like telegram for quite some time.

This is according to the trusted WhatsApp tipster, WABetaInfo, which claims that the feature is in its final stages of private beta testing and should roll out at any time as part of the app's public beta program on the Play Store.

On its official blog, WABetaInfo shared some more information about the upcoming feature. Apparently, some of the app's multi-device functions are not ready yet, but the most important ones, such as syncing chant history, muting your chats, starring / delivering messages, etc. are all fully functional. . The screenshot below shows the action in an unrelated (and unspecified) Android build, suggesting that the app will come with a toggle to let beta users opt-in for the new feature.

Screenshot courtesy: WABetaInfo


According to WABetaInfo, enabling the toggle will mean "all other linked devices will be able to work without a connection with your phone". However, given that this feature is still in use, it is not immediately clear whether it will be available on the WhatsApp beta.

Meanwhile, the report does not explicitly say that the feature will allow people to use the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices at the same time without disconnecting from the primary device, but it is likely to happen. However, the feature is still running, and things often change before public release, so we'll have to wait and see how it progresses.

Amazon is going to start drone delivery

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Amazon received an important certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration on Saturday, bringing it closer to starting drone delivery in the United States. 


Amazon (AMZN) has now called the Part 135 air carrier certificate, which the company must hold before commencing drone delivery. Amazon said it would use the approval to test the distribution, but declined to say when and where the test would take place.

Amazon said it validated more than 500 security and efficiency processes as part of the application for the certificate. The company has long stated that it plans to use the drone in 30 minutes or less. CEO Jeff Bezos first announced the program in December 2013. Amazon says it has test centers in the United States and around the world today, and has logged thousands of flight hours.

In December 2016, it delivered its first drone delivery in the UK. Its progress has been slow since then. In June 2019, Amazon Worldwide Consumer CEO Jeff Wilke stated that the company planned to deliver by drone within months, but not yet. (Wilke will retire early next year.)

Former Boeing executive David Carbone included Amazon in its drone program last March. He described the certification as an important step. “We will continue to develop and refine our technology, so that delivery drones can be fully integrated into the airspace, and realize our approach to 30-minute delivery by the FAA and others around the world. "Working together."

Carbon said. Social distortion concerns during the epidemic have led to increased interest in using robots for delivery, but the technology is not yet ready for widespread use. The FAA is still developing the necessary regulations for widespread drone use such as remote detection of drones.

Amazon is the third drone delivery company to receive certification from the FAA. UPS and Wing, a subsidiary of Google's parent company Alphabet, both took over in 2019. UPS distributed the drug to two hospitals in North Carolina. It is distributing leaflets from CVS in The Village, Florida, according to a UPS spokesperson. Wing began drone delivery in Christianburg, Virginia in October 2019.

Tesla cars now detect speed limit signs

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The vehicles' autopilot system warns of speed limits on the dashboard display and sends a notification if the car is still sitting in a green traffic light. The feature was released in the latest update to Tesla's "full self-driving" Autopilot. Tesla vehicles can already slow down at the red light and stop the signal.

In July 2019, Tesla's website advertised "full potential for autonomous driving", including automatic driving on the motorway - although it has always maintained that its autopilot is not built as an alternative to a human driver . Previous Tesla models have received the speed-limit mark, which was enabled by the firm's former business partner Mobileye.
Between 2013 and 2016, the Israeli manufacturer of camera sensors and software supplied the technology to Tesla for the autopilot feature used in its Model S and Model X vehicles. But in July 2016, the companies ended the relationship, citing the first reported autopilot fatality as a factor

Owners of cars manufactured under the partnership had complained that road signs were sometimes misunderstood. Tesla blog, Teslarty reported, vehicles did not register the speed limit mark at excessive speeds. Tesla's latest software update applies to autopilot cars manufactured after 2016, which are not fitted with Mobileye cameras.
Elsewhere, Cruise — a self-driving car start owned by General Motors — has said it uses artificial intelligence to train cars to understand the body language of bike users and pedestrians. It can be used to identify someone holding their hands up to a signal stop, or a cyclist may extend their left hand to indicate that they are turning left.

21 days after the death of former President of India Pranab Mukherjee, it was confirmed that he had tested positive for the novel Coronavirus.

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 The 84-year-old was in the hospital to remove a clot in his brain when it was revealed that he also had a Covid-19. Prior to serving as President between 2012 and 2017, Mr. Mukherjee held several important portfolios during his 51-year political career. These included Finance, Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Defense. His son Abhijeet confirmed the news in a tweet.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Mr. Mukherjee's contribution to the country, saying that the former President had "left an indelible mark on the development path of our nation". Mr. Modi wrote on Twitter, "He was praised by a learned man, a politician, politician and all sections of society." Current President Ram Nath Kovind called Mukherjee "a great man in public life" who "served India" with the spirit of a sage.

The president's job is largely formal, but when elections are split, they become decisive. The President decides which party or coalition can be invited to form the government. Mr. Mukherjee was not required to take such a decision as the mandate was clear during his presidency. But she showed her outspokenness in other decisions, such as the mercy petitions of many who were sentenced to death.

Mr. Mukherjee also served on the boards of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Most of his career was with the Congress party, which dominated Indian politics for decades before defeating Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) twice in 2014 and 2019.

Mr. Mukherjee joined the party in the 1960s during the tenure of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, whom he called his mentor. In 1986, he left the leadership of the Congress and started his own political party, but returned after two years.

An MP for 37 years, Mr. Mukherjee was widely known as a consensus-builder. Given that successive governments had formed an alliance before 2014, this was an important and important feature. However, Mr. Mukherjee never had a big ambition - to become the Prime Minister of India.


After the assassination of Indira Gandhi in 1984 and her party's unexpected electoral victory in 2004, she was twice ignored for the post. Manmohan Singh, a trained economist who was elected Prime Minister, later said that Mr. Mukherjee had every reason to feel agitated. "I was better off becoming Prime Minister, but he also knew that I had no choice in the matter," Dr. Singh said that Pranab Mukherjee was one of the smartest politicians in India

By the time Mr. Mukherjee was appointed President of India in 2012, he was accepted as the most experienced politician to hold the post. His term as president prompted him to reject the 18 bills that were sent to him for assent. The President generally does not reject bills sent to him. He rejected 30 mercy petitions of the death penalty - by any Indian president.

As a result, Afzal Guru - convicted for his involvement in the 2001 attack on the Parliament of India, was executed in February 2013. Yakub Memon, who was convicted for financing the 1993 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, and Ajmal Kasab, one of the gunmen in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, were also hanged during his tenure.

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US approves use of blood plasma treatment on coronovirus patients

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted emergency authorization for the use of plasma to treat coronavirus patients.

  The technology uses antibody-enriched blood plasma from people who have overcome the disease, and has already been used on more than 70,000 people in the US.
  President Donald Trump said that treatment can reduce deaths by up to 35%.
  It comes a day after he accused the FDA of implementing the rollout of vaccines and medical science for political reasons.
  The announcement comes on the eve of the Republican National Convention, where Mr. Trump will begin his campaign to win a second term in the White House.
  This is what I have been wanting to do for a long time, "the president told reporters on Sunday," I am pleased to make a truly historic declaration in our fight against the China virus that will save countless lives.  "
  President Trump described the process as a powerful therapy and he appealed to Americans to come forward to donate plasma when recovered from Kovid-19.
  The FDA said preliminary research suggests that blood plasma can reduce mortality and improve a patient's health if it is administered within the first three days of their hospitalization.
  The agency said it concluded it was safe after a comprehensive review of data collected during recent months.  In a statement, it was added that the benefits of the treatment outweighed any risk
  According to the Reuters news agency, Peter Marks, director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said that it appears that the product is safe and we are comfortable with it and we do not see any safety signs.
  But many experts, including Anthony Fauci, a member of the White House Coronovirus Task Force, have so far expressed reservations about the study's robustness.
  The FDA has already approved the use of plasma transfusions on coronovirus patients under certain conditions who are seriously ill or are participating in clinical trials.
  In a tweet on Saturday, President Trump stated "At the FDA, or whoever, it is making it very difficult for pharmaceutical companies to get people to do vaccines and clinical trials."
  "Obviously, hoping the North will be delayed until after the [US presidential election]."
  Earlier this year, US regulators granted emergency authorization to Gilenod Science Inc.'s Remedisvir as a therapeutic treatment for coronavirus.
  Meanwhile, a Financial Times report states that the White House is considering giving emergency authorization for the vaccine being developed by Oxford University and pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca ahead of the US presidential election on 3 November.  The White House has not commented on the story, but a spokesperson for AstraZeneca told Reuters that efficacy results for its trials were not expected until later this year.
  According to a tally at Johns Hopkins University, more than 176,000 people have died of coronovirus since the onset of the outbreak in the United States.  Around 5.7 million cases have also been confirmed nationwide.

Bihar 2025: The Reality Behind the Promises of Development

Here we are in 2025, and over the past years, we have continuously heard about the development in Bihar. But no matter what we hear, what we...

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