Four brave sons from Bihar loses in border fire,were consigned to flames with full state and Army honours .

     Even as the nation seethed over the killing of five Indian soldiers by Pakistani army in Jammu & Kashmir in the wee hours on Tuesday, the Bihar Regimental Centre (BRC) headquarters at Danapur on the outskirts of Patna remained almost clueless to the fact that four of the martyrs belonged to its 21st Bihar Regiment.

Sources in the defence ministry told in Delhi  Naik Prem Nath Singh of Chhapra in Saran district, Lance Naik Shambhu Saran Ray of Bhojpur district, sepoy Vijay Kumar Ray of Danapur and sepoy Raghunandan Prasad of Chhapra.

Wails of sepoy Vijay's wife Pushpa Devi rent the air in Danapur's Sultanpur-Bibiganj locality where his family of mother Anjoria Devi, wife and two children -- six-year-old Vivek and four-year-old Neha - lived in a tenanted property belonging to one Umesh Singh. Vijay's late father Neklal Ray was also an ex-Armyman. Two months ago, he had come home to see his ailing mother, said neighbours who had gathered to console the bereaved family. Later in the evening, Vijay's family shifted to their native village Anantpur under the Bihta police station area in Patna district.

A BRC officer, saying they could not talk to the media without the permission of their central command in Lucknow. BRC sources, however, said they had no official information about the casualties and their contact details till Tuesday evening. However, they gathered information from other sources and asked for the details from the central command. The BRC officers expected the bodies to be flown to Patna on Wednesday after the official formalities.

Officers and jawans of the Bihar regiment have been deployed at key positions in J&K. At the time of the killings, the four jawans from Bihar were on routine duty of patrolling the LoC, the sources said.

Meanwhile, All India Ex-Servicemen League president Col (retd) V K Singh condemned the incident.                                                                                                                                                                     PATNA/CHHAPRA/ARA: The mortal remains of the four jawans of the Bihar Regiment's 21st battalion, who were killed by the Pakistani army in the Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday, were consigned to flames with full state and Army honours on Thursday.

Martyred sepoy Vijay Kumar Rai was cremated with full state and Army honours on the bank of the Ganga river at Biyapur near Maner on Thursday. Senior army officials, jawans and district administration officials, including Patna DM and senior SP, were present on the occasion. Army personnel sounded the last post before consigning the body to flames. Gun salute was given by the Army as a mark of honour to the martyred sepoy. Several political leaders, including BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad, Danapur MLA Asha Sinha, Patna (East) MLA Arun Kumar Sinha, Maner MLA Bhai Birendra and many other prominent persons were present there to pay their respects to the departed soul. A large number of local people also turned up to pay a tearful homage to the brave jawan of the 21st battalion of the Bihar Regiment.    Vijay's body was brought back here on Wednesday night.

Vivek, the six-year-old son of the martyred jawan, lit the funeral pyre amid chanting of "Vijay Kumar Rai Amar Rahe". According to victim's brother Rajkishore, Vijay's two minor children - Vivek and Neha - are deeply shocked. During his stay here in July, Vijay had promised to purchase a bicycle for Vivek during his next visit to Danapur in September. Vijay wanted to make Neha a doctor.    
  Later, two state ministers - Narendra Singh and Awadhesh Kushwaha - visited the two villages and consoled the bereaved families. Bihar Legislative Council deputy speaker Salim Perwez was also present on the occasion.

in Bhojpur, Lance Naik Shambhu Sharan Rai was consigned to flames with full state honours in a garden near his native village Harnahi Tola under the Jagdishpur police station of the district on Thursday morning.

State food and consumer protection minister Shyam Razak, DM Pankaj Kumar Pal, SP Satyaveer Singh and several Army personnel were present on the occasion.

Martyr Shambhu's three-year-old son Piyush performed the last rites of his father. Piyush was carried in the lap of his uncle Hareram Rai while Shambhu's three daughters witnessed it with stony silence. People were seen crying.

Earlier on Wednesday night, the martyr's body, wrapped in a tricolour, reached his native village. Shambhu's wailing family members were inconsolable and his mother Kusum Devi and wife Sapana were seen lying on the floor of their house in an unconscious state. The shocked villagers wanted a strong and befitting reply by the Indian government to the Pakistan army. Gloom descended on Sonapura village, Shambhu's "sasural". His father-in-law Jai Ram Rai and mother-in-law Heeramuni Devi are shocked at the great loss.

Shambhu is survived by three daughters - Priya, Priyanka and Preeti - and son Piyush.

The martyr's sobbing father Banshidhar Rai, a constable at Madhubani jail, said his son's death has come as a bolt from the blue for him and his family. His brother Ekram Rai said Shambhu had visited the village in April to meet his ailing father.

Shambhu's uncle Triloki Nath Rai and brother Hareram said the Indian government must avenge the armymen's killings.

Meanwhile, minister Shyam Razak visited the native village of the martyr again on Thursday and gave a cheque of Rs 10 lakh to the bereaved family.                                                                                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                                                            source:TNN

Muzaffarpur TV artiest Plays Vidayapati in Maithili film "Hey Bholenath" - true story of Lord Shiva and his devotee.

            Phool singh in "Hey Bholenath"

A Muzaffarpur based artiest.phool singh ,who had migrated Mumbai over nine years ago and acted in many TV serial,

 The Colourful ROSE In The Garden Of ‘Acting’.

The talented Actor Who Has Played And Portrayed The Character Of ‘Litti Mama’ In The Popular Colour’s TV Serial ‘Sabki Jodi Wohi Banata ‘BHAGAVIDHATA’ Phool Singh Has Become The Mama Of Bhojpuri Jagat. He Has Also Been Playing the role of Daroga Mama and Bodhan Mama ‘Jamuniya’ (Jamunia’s elder Mama) in various Television show ‘Jamuniya’ On Imagine. 

This Multi Talanted Artist Has Many Movies To His Credit.The artist with dominating personality and impressive performance,Phool Singh, is Prafful Singh in his real life and by real name. He has selected and adopted the name of Phool Singh in his Reel Life and has become very well known and well recognized by this name. Apart from TV Serials, he is quite sought after artist of Hindi and Bhojpuri films.

Colours’ serial Bhagyavidhata, had added new colour to his acting career. He started to be called as Litti Mama, (the character he played in the serial) in areas of Bihar and Chhatisgarh. Attracted by his popularity and the style of acting he has been assigned to play the role of Bodhan Mama in Jamuniya (on Imagine) which is based at he backdrop of Chattisgarh. This is a negative character that needs positive acting skill. 

The terrific actor Phool Singh who has created his own market and a large number of fans by his stylish acting as Litti Mama, Daroga Mama and Bodhan Mama, in different TV serials and many Bhojpuri blockbusters, Including Jale Deb Duniya Tohre Pyar Mein, Brijwa (in title role), Ganga Jaisan Mai Hamar, Preet Na Jane Preet, Hamar Biyah Tohre Se Hoi and Tohe Se Pyar Ba, to name the few.

A social worker of tireless nature and selfless kind, Phool Singh is also a singer with melodious voice. He has also created a music Album ‘Hari Bharose Hindustan’ which has 8 songs of high social value, depicting the current situation of the country which is being haunted by the Ghost of terrorism. This is a wake-up call for generation next. Songs have been written by samrat lyricist Viney Bihari and the music is composed by Rajesh Gupta.

Made under Ugna Entertainment, Hindi film 'Hey Bholenath' is based on the true story of Vidyapathi and Bholenath. The film portrays the devotion of Vidyapati. It is believed that Lord Shiva had started living in Vidyapati's home as his helper after seeing Vidyapati's devotion for him.

Sanjay Rai has produced devotional film Hey Bholenath which is based on story of poet and saint Vidyapati and Lord Shiva.The film is directed by Santosh Badal. The film has all newcomers in every department .Phool Singh plays the role of Vidyapati.The story is about Ugna Dham of Bihar.Music of film is given by Gyaneshwar Dubey.Songs are sung by Udit Narayan,Ravindra Jain and Deepa Narayan.Film is releasing all over on 2nd August 2013.The producer has also announced 21 percent profit from ticket sales will go to Uttrakhand relief fund.He also dedicated this film to victims of Kedarnath.Phul Singh will give 25,000 cash to needy Subhash Indori writer and Salim Bijnori lyricist who is in very bad condition

Subham sinha Born and brought up in the state capital Patna Bihar wins silver medal at International Math Olympiad.

            

Patna boy Shubham Sinha has made the country proud by bagging the silver medal at the 54th International Mathematics Olympiad held in Santa Marta, Colombia.

The 11-day Olympiad started on July 18.

Shubham’s father Pankaj Kumar Sinha, an engineer, said: “Shubham was different since childhood. When he was in Class V, he once asked: ‘Can you imagine your son being a scientist one day’? For him, studying subjects such as history was a waste of time as he had other plans.”

Shubham, 18, took his Class X exam in 2011 from St Xavier’s High School, Patna, and passed his Class XII from Bosco Public School, Delhi. He believes in healthy competition. 

 Proud father Pankaj Kumar Sinha, an engineer by profession added, "When Shubham was 7 years old, he knew what progressions and permutations-combinations were. He would sit for hours thinking and theorizing."

Shubham’s mother Ginni Jakhanwal said: “Shubham does not study much but he is sharp. He got through the IIT entrance, but did not opt for it. I am proud that my son wants to do research and that too in India. He will join the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, to do research in physics and maths.”

Shubham has interest in tabla and sitar also. He belongs to the family of lawyer Nawal Kishore Prasad, who was known for his philanthropy during the freedom struggle. 

  Born and brought up in the state capital, Shubham wants to open an olympiad school where students from an early age can be taught to excel at every level. "I want to see India at the top most position in research. With the mushrooming of professional and technical education, the study of fundamental sciences has taken a back seat in Bihar," said Shubham.

The young boy also takes keen interest in music and plays the tabla and the sitar and is passionate about chess and table-tennis. "I wish Shubham brings more laurels to the nation," said his mother Dr Ginni Jakhanwal, an Ayurvedic physician and honorary physician to the Governor of Bihar.

The former Xaverian had also represented India at the 37th Prof Harry Messel International Science School (ISS 2013) held from June 29 to July 13 at the University of Sydney (USYD) where he was awarded an ISS scholarship by the physics foundation of USYD.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

                                                                                                                                                                   source : TNN

World peace will spread the message of the Buddha Memorial Park at PATNA,Bihar

 

 

Buddha Smriti Park is a park located on Frazer Road near Patna Junction in Patna, Bihar.India. The park is sometimes also referred to as the Buddha Memorial Park. This park has been developed by the State Government to commemorate the 2554th birth anniversary of the Lord Buddha. This park was inaugurated by His Holiness Dalai Lama

The park has been constructed at the place where once historical Bankipore jail of British era existed. The central attraction of this park is the Stupa, 200 feet high, situated in the middle of the park. This 22 acre park located in the heart of city house the pot containing holy ashes of Lord Buddha inside the main stupa - Patliputra Karuna Stupa. Previously the pot containing ashes of Buddha was for display in Patna Museum, pot was earlier excavated from Vaishali.The park will have a museum, where Buddhist relics from Japan, Myanmar, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Thailand will be installed.

 Mahaparinivana 2554 th year of Buddha were produced to commemorate the creation of the park at a cost of Rs 125 crore. The park was built in the modern museum. Museum in memory of the many relics of the Lord Buddha and Buddhism, which has been linked to several other objects people encounter will carry Golden history of Buddhism.

 

At 200 feet high stupa built in the park brought from six countries, two thousand year old relics of Lord Buddha is kept. The care center was built where the individually created 60 rooms in five groups. People will be able to view these rooms equipped with modern facilities. Meanwhile, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar believes that from the start, a sector that is the message of world peace. The park will promote world peace by building this area. Even now Buddhm Srnm Gchchhami, Dmmm Srnm Gchchhami 'Gunjenge tone. Stupa in Vaishali He plans to do the same. Tourism Department official says that the park in Patna will rise in the number of tourists from home and abroad. The Dalai Lama Tibetan dharma master Buddha Memorial Park was inaugurated in Patna on Thursday. On this occasion, Japan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Korea and Varma remains of Lord Buddha placed in the stupa built in the park. Inaugurated the Sri Maha Bodhi tree brought from Anuradhapuram plants were also planted. Buddhist monks believe that the bodhi Mahendra son of Emperor Ashoka had in Sri Lanka.