In the year 2005, time changed its course as NDA government came into power. Of course, people of the state brought the NDA into power, but they were not expecting much from the new government. Just one month after coming into power, NDA government announced the appointment of more than one lakh primary, middle, secondary and senior secondary teachers. At that time it appeared as  a tall claim made by the government, but NDA fulfilled its promise. Educated people who were doing jobs in factories or private companies in various parts of the country returned to their home with the new hope. A small salary of five or six thousands was not an issue for them, but the job was more important for them. Within one-year period, from 18 years old intermediate (10+2) students to 50 year old tired trained graduates got jobs. Girls also got equal rights and 50 per cent reservation was given to them. In generalised term, from every family one or two members became teacher and it filled new energy in their life.

The situation has  changed. You can see the smile on the faces of the educated class as they got the reward, of their hard labour. Primary, middle and secondary schools of the state have once again come alive, with teachers and students. The difference between male and female child has also decreased, as the government has launched a number of projects for girls Those who had earlier lost faith over education are themselves sending their children towards schools, `madarsas' or colleges.

Moreover, what I feel today can't be expressed in words. I can only say that Bihar would certainly be back in the path of development very soon. On behalf of all, I would like to thank Nitish Kumar for brining back smile on the faces of the local people, especially the educated ones.