Hi!

As the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar has built long-delayed bridges,
re-laid roads that had ceased to exist, ensured that teachers and doctors work
in their respective centres, and kept crime under control. As a result, his
development agenda made waves in the just concluded Lok Sabha polls.

Now, the great Bihar change-maker is paying tribute to his guide and `Total
Revolution' leader Jayaprakash Narayan, popularly called JP.

Nitish Kumar can thus take full credit for announcing to honour activists who
participated in JP movement of 1974 — considered the biggest anti-Congress
political movement in the country. [Beginning in Bihar, the JP movement spread
all over India and resulted in the first non-Congress coalition taking office in
New Delhi in 1977.]

The http://neerajbhushan.wordpress.com/ has the detailed story.

Thanks and regards.
Neeraj Bhushan