bihar

In Bihar, 200 class 12 examinees of the Bihar School Examination Board have already been expelled for cheating.

Apparently,according to The Hindu at least two populous states - UP and Bihar - have tfr above 3.

Jharkhand was formerly part of Bihar >25 years ago, and they were administered jointly with Orissa before independence.

You can go to most South Indian States and the construction workers come from Bihar and Eastern states of India..

And don't be under an impression you will be able to travel to Bihar or wherever when the need arises.

Salaries in Bihar are comparable to salaries for similar roles in Jharkhand, Eastern UP, or Northern portions of West Bengal.

So it would surprise me if things were somehow better in Bihar than in Delhi.

In my hometown in Bihar the same thing costs Rs 150+500 with excellent doctors.

The state of Bihar has been notorious when it comes to 'cheating' in exams (besides heightened levels of crimes in every other field).

P) & Bihar are the worst affected by this phenomenon.

The (admittedly self-serving) perception within Delhi is that most of the bad stuff happening there is done by villagers from Bihar and UP, not by native Delhiites.

In India, like in the UK, it is the rare civilian who has a gun, with the badlands of Bihar and some parts of Uttar Pradesh being exceptions.

As a matter of fact, no body in even "cow-belt" (Haryana + Delhi + UP + Bihar) + Madhya Pradesh + Gujarat [1] speaks standardized Hindi (though they all understand Khari boli).

There are also those where women are treated as cattle, to be used and abused and have no rights whatsoever (example states being Haryana/some parts of UP/Bihar) - families do not lose face in these places if men behave inappropriately towards women, they lose face if the man doesn't beat up the woman "to put her in her rightful place".

Bihar is India's token redneck state and can be very dangerous, particularly if you find yourself at odds with the highly corrupt bureaucracy.

Gangetic Plains are also in Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Bihar like few other north indian states have heavy male dominance.