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GIPL 2004 Bihar 64 Agriculture, Bihar 15 Caste B 79 C&P, B 80 Children, employment, B 92 Communalism B 105 Education, primary B 153 Education, tribal 154 Elections B 157 Elections J 160 Festivals J 183 Fish culture B 186 Folk art J 188 Forest management J 191 Hygiene B 232 Irrigation B 269 Jharkhand 282 Land reforms B 316 Naxalites B 383 Rice B 459 Rural-urban migration B 466 Social conflict B 521 (AC) Watersheds J 596 Women B 604 (1930) GIPL 2006 Ja-Mar 43:1 Agriculture Bihar 4 Manpower Jh 78 Medical Jh 79 Tribes Jh 133 Water rights Jh 140 GIPL 2006 Ap-Je 43:2 Bihar 16 Naxalites 93 GIPL Jl-sp 2006 43:3 Coal mines and mining Jh 26 Education of women B 39 Employment Jh 41 Literacy and illiteracy B 79 Naxalites India 94 Rehabilitation Jh 112 GIPL Oc-Dc 2006 43:4 Bihar 17 Christianity Jh 24 Churches Jh 25 employment B 40 Jainism Jh 66 Rural-urban migration Jh 112 Sikhism Jh 121 Tribes Jh 135 Tribes, Primitive Jh 135 GIPL 2004 Bihar 64 Agriculture,
4th of July 2007. Travel day - from Charlottesville cars to Richmond, fly to Newark, wait 8 hours, on the plane to Delhi over the north (Halifax, Stockholm, near Moscow, eastern Turkey, near Lahore) to Delhi. Everyone made it to Richmond, where we put in our luggage, all the way to Delhi, said goodbyes, and went to the gate waiting an hour. Flight to Newark, 10:30 to noon. Then the long 8 hour wait. Camped out first in a side hallway on seats, while I bought cold medicine, a lock, the book Namesake. Then moved to an unused gateway, seated next to a plug, so we connected to Deej and ICQed for a while, Mark looking at his mail and trying out the Lock and SinkSub games for a while, but read his book mainly. We ate around 6 at the food court's A&W and then went to our gate. Unannounced, but had to double check-in, as they made sure everyone had the right passports and the right visas. A rush to get on as 8:00 approached, and we waded through the crowd to get to our Row 38 seats