New Bihar is Predominantly Rural Bihar , But Urban bihar is equally important

With the process of creation of a predominantly 'rural' Bihar, poverty issue has to be addressed with this 'key' factor keeping in mind. A fresh look at the populace (over) dependent on the 'existing resources' (that is regenerative but not inexhaustible) has to be focused. The foreclosures and new opportunities have to be assessed. Being more clear, future Bihar would consist of north and central Bihar plains with enormous but unmanaged water resources, fertile yet degenerating soil quality due to frequent use of chemical fertilizers and soil erosion due to excessive floods every year. Future Bihar will have to share about three-fourth of the existing people with about 55% of the land. Poverty (and associated issue of development) has to be addressed in this context. Appropriate usage of land and efficient usage of existing rivers and water resources needs to be done to create jobs in rural bihar for the migrant labour who works on the Agricultural Land.
And at the same time, more and more jobs and industries need to be started in the urban centres of Bihar and to create jobs for the educated people, who can contribute in running the business efficiently. Urban bihar needs to be developed into important center of business and city /town planning need to be done similar to cities like singapore , which support significant population in limited space available