BIHAR

Theeducationdepartment launched a fortnight-long state-level “Praveshotsava” (enrolment festival) in a big way. The campaign is aimed at ensuring 100% enrolment of boys and girls passing Class VIII examination into Class IX of their respective schools.

The minister said Education department officials would accompany the education rath and there would also be some cultural artists who will attract students towards schools by motivating their guardians.

He appealed to the officials to organise the enrolment festival sincerely from July to 15 so that not a single student who has passed Class VIII examination this year is dropped.

PresidentRam Nath Kovindappealed to the legislators across the country, including those in Bihar, to adopt ethical behaviour and also change their working style to fulfil the developmental aspirations of the people.

The President also fervently appealed to the lawmakers to transform Bihar into a fully-developed state on all counts of the index by 2047, the year when the country will celebrate the centenary of its Independence.

The President noted the mark Bihar has already left in the global cultural arena, especially in relation to the Chhath puja. Chhath has become a truly global festival. It is celebrated on a huge scale from Nawada in Bihar to New Jersey in the US and from Begusarai to Boston. Similarly, Bihar will set new records in development complying with all the parameters.

The is soon coming up with the new information technology (IT) policy to make IT sector more lucrative for investors,Santosh Kumar Mall, principal secretary (IT) said at the ongoingDigital India Week, 2022.

The state IT department is participating in the Digital India Week, celebrating Digital Indias seven years, organised by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology from July 4 to 6.
Mall said the IT department has set up a stall showing the numerous e-Governance initiatives launched and completed by Bihar government, resulting in the states digital transformation.

TheElection Commissionhas introduced biometric system for the first time in the ongoing panchayat election to check bogus voting in the state.

State minister, Samrat Choudhary, said the biometric technology was used during the first phase of the panchayat election.

Advocating the system, the minister said it was the best method to stop bogus voting in Elections.

Mushroom farming is also good for landless people as well as residue crop management, besides, keeping the ECOLOGY and Environment safe. The burning of crops residue such as stubble of maize, wheat and paddy causes ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION. But, stubbles are used in the mushroom farming.

Important temples which used to attract large number of devotees with kanwar in the state during the month of Shrawan were Garibnath Dham (Muzaffarpur), Kusheswar Sthan (Darbhanga), Harihar Nath Temple (Sonepur) and Bihta temple.

According to Hindu traditions, Shrawan is the dearest month of Lord Shiva and that is why devotees hold special prayers in different temples.

he Environment and Biotechnology laboratory (EBL) ofPatna Science College, which has already made some commendable work in the field of bioremediation ofarseniccontamination in drinking water, has been sanctioned a fresh research project from the department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India.

The science and engineering research board (SERB) of DST has acknowledged the work of EBL in the field of arsenic removal and asked its research team, headed by Shardendu, to carry out a detailed study on the role of bacteria in detoxifying arsenic in the edible Plants ofBihar. The EBL will get full financial and technological support from the DST. Kumari Tripti and Kumari Mini are the other members of the team.

Development is positive change – https://exam.pscnotes.com/inclusive-Growth“>Inclusive Growth, contextual modernization, and it’s like. In all of these, and at the pivot of all, are Women. Women inBiharare 52% of the Population. The state ranks very low in development indicators. When it is about women, we are further low. For example, our women have low level of Literacy and high level of maternal mortality ratio. So, both Health and Education are important. The focus should start from the girl child itself. If we educate a girl then in the end, we educate a family.

Many national as well as international governmental and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are collecting data to highlight the plight of women in Bihar. Especially NGOs. More than development, it seems to be creating a discourse of lack of development here, which is why the situation has not improved much.

In the midst of the need to start from the girl child itself, there is a paradox we have come across. Here, in Bihar, both sex-selective abortion and pregnancy through In vitro fertilization (IVF) are increasing steadily. The former is subtle due to the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act, 1994 but the latter is blatant, as is evident from mushrooming IVF clinics across the province.

This infection may be caused by a lack of immunity or by coming into contact with items that contain these moulds, such as water.

White fungus patients have Covid-like symptoms but test negative for the infection, which can be diagnosed with a CT scan or X-ray.

The exact cause has yet to be determined.

The white fungus affects not only the lungs, but also the “nails, stomach, skin, kidneys, brain, private parts, and mouth.

In a bid to protect people from the hazards of Air Pollution, the Bihar StatePollutionControl Board (BSPCB), in collaboration with the , will launch a five-year state action plan next month.
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The move is aimed at curbing air pollution in all the districts of the state. The BSPCB has collaborated with the World Bank, state departments, and Urban Local Bodies to execute the action plan.

To determine the extent of pollution coming from rural areas, the BSPCB collaborated with IIT-Kanpur in March to install low-cost sensors in all 534 blocks in the state. Three stations have already been installed and are operational, and we expect all 534 sensors to be ready by the monsoon season, Ghosh added.

Amid rising concerns over the deteriorating air quality in the state, the BSPCB is taking several measures to control air pollution. The board has initiated a plan to convert brick kilns to cleaner technology, which is less carbon-emitting. Out of 6,000 brick kilns in the state, 4,000 have already been converted into cleaner technology, and the board is no longer issuing licences to the brick kilns using old technology.