BIHAR CABINET!

Wow This is improvement considering the "Rabadi Devi " was illiterate. 

The recent Bihar Elections have shown one thing: EDUCATION IS NOT EVERYTHING IN LIFE.
A Look at the Bihar Cabinet and the Educational Qualifications of the ministers
1) Nitish Kumar - Chief Minister, Home, General Administration - (Bachelor Of Engineering)
2) Tejaswi Yadav - Deputy Chief Minister - Roads, Buildings, Backwards class Welfare - (Ninth std Fail)
3) Tej Pratap Yadav - Health, Irrigation, Transport - (Twelfth Fail)
4) Abdul Bari Siddiqui -  Finance - (Twelfth)
5) Vijendra Prasad Yadav - Electricity - (Tenth Fail)
6) Lalan Singh - Drinking water - ( Eighth Std)
7) Manju Varma - Social Welfare - (Twelfth)
8) Manmohan Jha - Land development - (Seventh)
9) Madan sahini - Fertilizers - (Tenth Std)
10) Ashok Choudhary - Education & IT (Tenth Std)
11) Vijay Prakash - Labour - (Fifth Standard)
12) Ram Vichar Rai - (Agriculture)
13) Kapildev Kamath - Panchayati Raj - (Third Std)
14) Santosh Nirala - SC/ST Welfare - (Twelfth)
15) Abdul Jaleel Masthaan - Programme Implementation - (Eighth Std)
16) Abdul Gafoor - Minority Welfare - (Tenth Std)
17) Chandrika rai - Transport 
18) Maheswar Hajari - Urban Development  - (Twelfth)
19) Chandrashekar - Disaster Management - (Fourth std)
20) Jaykumar singh - Industries And Science and Technology - (Tenth Std)
21) Anitha Devi -  tourism - (Twelfth Failed)
22) Awadesh Singh - Animal Husbandry - (Fifth Standard) 
23) Muneshwar Choudhary - Mines and Geology - (Twelfth)
24) Krishnanandan Verma - Law - (Eleventh)
25) Khurshid Feroz Ahmed - Sugarcane Industry - (Fifth std)
26) Shailesh Kumar - Village Administration - (Second Standard)
27) Alok Mehta - Co-operatives - (Third standard)
28) Shravan Kumar - Village Development - (Twelfth Standard)
29) Shivachandra Ram - Arts and Culture - (ILLITERATE)
HAIL  DEMOCRAZY

SUMMER BECOMES FALL....

SUMMER BECOMES FALL

 

Watching the trees change colors, here’s a list of photos that compare   various locations before and after they change into their autumn colors. Besides the nip in the air, the scarves and the delicious autumn fruits and vegetables, the changing leaves are probably the greatest sign of autumn that there is.  Chlorophyll gradually breaks down in the fall, revealing the many other colors that also exist in leaves.  That’s where we get the rich browns, oranges, yellows and reds that we associate with the season.   Tu Hwnt I’r Bont Tearoom in Llanrwst, North Wales Image credits: unicorn81 Image credits: g7preston Gapstow Bridge, New York , USA Image credits:  Jessica Jenney Image credits: BooRad0859 Japanese Maple Image credits: Kadek Susanto Image credits: Pete Wongkongkathep Apartment Building Facade Image credits: imgur.com Forest Lake In Poland Image credits:  Kacper Kowalski Image credits:  Kacper Kowalski Poet’s Walk, Central Park, New York, USA Image credits: Eddie Crimmins Image credits: Vivienne Gucwa Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan Image credits: 影 武 者 Image credits: nipomen2 Glenfinnan Viaduct, Scotland Image credits: Martin Molcan Image credits: Andrew Shaland Lake Island, Poland Image credits: Kacper Kowalski Image credits: Kacper Kowalski Capitol Creek Valley Image credits: Wayne Boland Image credits: Alex Burke Kilchurn Castle, Scotland Image credits: Mathieu Noel Image credits: fen_snapz Grand Island East Channel Light House, Michigan, USA Image credits: Jim Liestman