Friday, 3 February 2012

Bihar News, Latest News from Bihar, News of Bihar, Biharprabha News

Bihar News, Latest News from Bihar, News of Bihar, Biharprabha News


How to save your Marriage from Divorce ?

Posted: 03 Feb 2012 02:19 AM PST

Divorce in IndiaMarriage breaks have become a common phenomenon these days. Divorce Cases are gradually outnumbering. Here we present few tips which can help any couple on the brink of Divorce. Truely worth reading as these practices can definitely ensure a smooth married life.

 

First, don't panic. Anxiety rarely helps us think clearly. Often, when feeling anxious, we react instead of respond thoughtfully. Our best decisions occur after rest, Godly counsel, and reflection. The wisest man on Earth said, "When times are good, be happy; but when times are bad, consider; God has made the one as well as the other."

Second, do nothing to harm or injure your mate. While things don't look good, sometimes the best action is no action. Stop doing the things that aggravate the situation. Cancel the appointment with the attorney. Don't do anything that places you in an adversarial role with your mate. Stop doing those things you know irritate your mate. Stopping the hemorrhage saves many lives. Make the decision to do no harm.

Third, listen to your mate. Your wife left because of things you've been doing that hurt her. It is unlikely she came to this decision easily. What has your mate been trying to get across to you? What changes is she desperate for? Seek opportunities to listen to her. Even if you don't have a formal conversation with her, I suspect there are subtle ways she makes her message known. Listen carefully. Make a list of those things she needs to set out to make the necessary changes.

Fourth, meet your mate at their point of need. Consider what your mate needs. Some of the things she may be making perfectly clear to you, such as a need for space. Some of her needs may be unspoken, and you'll need to figure those out for yourself. Perhaps she has a need for respect. Give it to her, even in the midst of being separated. Perhaps she has a need to be valued and treasured. Give it to her, in small but significant ways.

Fifth, become the best version of yourself you can be. This tragedy is an opportunity for you to remember why your wife fell in love with you. What are the characteristics that made you irresistible twenty years ago? Reflect and resurrect those old qualities. It's time to again become daring, adventuresome, caring and charming. These qualities won her heart once before; they may do so again.

Sixth, be patient. Even though you are separated, and fear you will never get a chance to prove you are different, that is not the case. You will have ample opportunities—perhaps in small ways—to show her you are dedicated to change. Letting her know you will wait, and are dedicated to a change process, can be powerfully attracting. Show her, over time, that you are committed to change.

Finally, commit everything to prayer. The Scripture is clear: "Unless the Lord builds the house, its builders labor in vain." You must seek the Lord's guidance and follow his lead. Prayer is your pathway to peace. Prayer not only can change her heart, but yours. Then you can feel the peace of God in your heart and life

Discover Bihar – The Campaign luring Tourists Worldwide

Posted: 02 Feb 2012 08:56 PM PST

 Discover BiharDiscover Bihar – Bihar is luring outsiders to come and discover the new Bihar themselves, the real portrait of Bihar. A whooping sum of around Rs 200 crore is expected to be brought in the next 2 – 3 years by private players to develop tourism.

The State’s biggest attraction continues to be link to Buddha’s life, which is attracting tourists within the country and from countries such as Sri Lanka, Japan and Bhutan.

Around 4 lakh foreign tourists arrived in Bihar in December only for Kalchakra celebration marking Buddha’s 2006th year of enlightenment. This was compared to 6 lakh for the entire 2010.

1.32 crore tourists, including 5.27 lakh foreign tourists, visited the State between January and November 2011. Of the total foreign tourists, nearly 30 per cent are from Sri Lanka who use Chennai as the transit point to visit Bihar.

To boost tourism, the State government has accorded industry status to tourism to attract private investment. Investments are eligible for subsidies and tax incentives.

The government’s focus is to develop basis infrastructure for tourism. This includes an international standard airport and accommodation, seamless road and rail infrastructure to tourist spots and site, telecommunication and electricity supply.

Some of the major destinations promoted by Bihar include Bodhgaya (Buddha’s enlightenment sites), Gaya (final salvation point for the Hindus), Nalanda (ruins of world’s first university for higher education), Pawapur (Lord Mahavir’s Nirvana site), Rajgir (kingdom of Magadh), Vaishali (site for last sermon delivery by Lord Buddha), Vikramsila (centre for Tantric Buddhishm) and Kesariya (where Budha delivered his famous Kalama Sutta).

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