India, Sept. 1 -- Today, the people are not just coming - they are rising, organising, and building cooperatives. Today, the Ganga is not just flowing - she is carrying our dreams to the world

There is a wound in every Bihari soul - not one of failure, but of forgotten potential. Every season, lakhs leave their villages not in pursuit of dreams, but in flight from drought, joblessness, and the slow starvation of opportunity. They become the labourers who build skyscrapers in Mumbai, the drivers who move Delhi, the masons who raise Gujarat, the servers in Goa, and the sweepers in foreign cities - all while their own land, rich with history and harvest, remains uncultivated by policy, unwatered by vision. Yet within this pain lies Bihar's ...