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Where Floods Return, but Promises Don’t: The Betrayed Legacy of Bihar’s Muslim-Majority Seemanchal
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Where Floods Return, but Promises Don’t: The Betrayed Legacy of Bihar’s Muslim-Majority Seemanchal
Md Naiyar Azam, TwoCircles.net Patna: When Mohammad Akhlaq Raza, a 23-year-old student from Baisi in Purnia, speaks of educational hurdles in Seemanchal, it is not abstract, it is his lived reality. “Children here travel miles for higher education. There is no bridge over the Mahananda River. During floods, we rely on boats,” he says. This easternmost region of […]
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