UDAY BHARATAM PARTY VISION FOR BIHAR

1) Comprehensive reform of the Education system.

2) Overhaul of the Law and order and police reforms.

3) Universal Healthcare care for all.

4) Build world class Infrastructure.

5) Skill development and job creation.

6) Civil services and administrative reforms to root out corruption.

7) Land reforms, titles and digital land records.

8) Create 9 economic zones across Bihar.

9) Promote industrial revolution.

10) Rural development and connectivity.

10) Women empowerment.

11) Promote private sector and investments to create jobs.

12) Agriculture and food processing industry in rural areas.

13) Civic laws across the entire state.

14) Promote R&D and innovation in universities.

15) Promote startups and give incentives for entrepreneurs.

16) Promote tourism and create 10 lakh jobs in next 5 years.

17) Transform Pataliputra into a world class capital city.

18) Promote free enterprise to create a vibrant economy.

19) Build Nalanda and Vikramshila into a world class universities.

20) Liberate all the temples from government control and set up an autonomous governing body (Sanatana Dharma Sansthan).

All of us know how pernicious, soul-destroying, and corrosive corruption is. However, corruption is not a new phenomenon; it has been there in varying degrees from the dawn of civilization in almost all corners of the world. And so has the struggle against corruption been a timeless phenomenon! In this struggle, whenever the balance has tilted in favor of corrupt forces in a particular civilization, its collapse and disintegration soon followed.

Yet the question remains, why has corruption been so pervasive and ubiquitous a phenomenon? Why has some societies been more susceptible to corrupt influences than others? And what are the most effective weapons in this struggle against corruption, so that the corrupt forces are minimized and held in check, even if total elimination is not possible?

The roots of corruption is selfishness. The human heart is a battlefield where on one side is what can be called his lower self or ego – which is constantly in pursuit of pleasure, power  and self-preservation. All it cares is its narrow needs and fulfilment of its desires at any cost. On the other side is his Higher Self or Conscience. This urges him to be empathetic, altruistic, to care for his neighbor and even perform heroic acts of self-sacrifice. All religions in its most fundamental aspect tries to strengthen this higher Self or conscience in its battle against the narrow self-seeking ego. But, we get carried away by the superficial aspects of our religions, which in some cases of extreme misreading, ends up empowering our lower self! But that is another story!

Uday Bharatam leadership visited the ancient ruins of the Nalanda University.

The much-anticipated Bihar launch of the Uday Bharatam Party took place at LemonTree hotel on July 5th in the capital city Patna. In the presence of an enthusiastic audience comprising intellectuals, activists, and supporters, the party’s President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, unveiled the party’s vision to transform Bharat into a prosperous, equitable, and inclusive nation. The event featured discussions on critical Bihar issues, including education reform, women’s safety, law and order, access to clean drinking water, and pollution control, all rooted in the party’s core ideology and values.

At the heart of the *Uday Bharatam Party* is its guiding philosophy, *BHARATAM – 10 Sutras*, representing a roadmap for national rejuvenation: Gnyanbharatam (knowledge-driven Bharat), Sevabharatam (service-oriented Bharat), Pragatibharatam (progressive Bharat), Arogyabharatam (healthy Bharat), Prakrutibharatam (environmentally-conscious Bharat), Nyayabharatam (just Bharat), Dharmabharatam (ethical Bharat), Samanatabharatam (equal Bharat), and Samistibharatam (united Bharat). These sutras encapsulate the party’s mission to foster a value-driven society that thrives on inclusivity, equity, and progress.

The party’s core values of *Ekatwam* (unity), *Atma-Nirbhar* (self-reliance), and *Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam* (universal brotherhood) reflect its vision for a Bharat that is united in diversity, economically self-sufficient, and globally integrated. *Ekatwam* symbolizes the importance of unity amidst the country’s rich cultural and social diversity. Through *Atma-Nirbhar*, the party seeks to rebuild Bharat’s economic strength and global leadership by fostering innovation and self-sufficiency. *Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam* underscores Bharat’s commitment to global harmony, tolerance, and cooperation, fostering a world rooted in shared humanity and sustainable development.

The event also outlined the party’s ambitious vision for Bihar’s future. Comprehensive reforms across education, infrastructure, innovation, and governance are prioritized to ensure excellence, equity, and sustainability. The party emphasized value-based education to nurture critical thinking and innovation, robust infrastructure to fuel economic growth, and policies to promote emerging sectors like AI and renewable energy. The *Uday Bharatam Party* also reaffirmed its dedication to social welfare, healthcare access, environmental sustainability, and transparent governance, ensuring justice and cultural preservation while positioning Bharat as a global leader.

The Party leaders including General secretary Sanjay Singh, Delhi President Colonel Vijaynath Jha, National Treasurer Dr. Robin Malik, Bihar President Neelesh Sinha, Vice President Dr. Ayushi Prakash described the *Uday Bharatam Party* as a movement to awaken the nation and empower its citizens. They emphasized that the ideology is rooted in the belief that a strong nation is built on the values of integrity, inclusivity, and progress. With *BHARATAM – 10 Sutras* as our foundation, we are here to bridge the gap between aspiration and action, ensuring that no citizen is left behind.”

The event concluded with a pledge by party leaders to work tirelessly for Bharat’s holistic development. The *Uday Bharatam Party* has already garnered significant interest, particularly among youth, women, and professionals inspired by its innovative approach to governance and policymaking. With its unwavering commitment to building a just, prosperous, and sustainable Bharat, the party is determined to make a transformative change in the upcoming elections.

The recent spate of attacks on the judges of the Apex court by lawmakers with tainted track record is alarming. The attack on the judicial system is an affront on the pillars of democracy. When politicians with criminal background walk through the corridors of power, the institution that safeguards individual’s liberty, equality and justice is under threat. The recent comments by the honorable Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh high court, whether rule of law exists in the sunshine state is a grim reminder of the lawlessness in the state. The brutal oppression of women in Amaravati, Doctors who expressed concern over the COVID crisis preparedness, Dalit’s who raised their voice against injustice is unfathomable. The summoning of DGP to the court on three occasions is unprecedented. What is appalling is the audacity of the lawmakers to berate the Judges in social media after a judgment against the government.

In previous Andhra Pradesh government has been at the receiving end from the courts on several controversial decisions made by the rulers. When the new government that came to power set the tone with the destruction of Amaravati and institutions built by the predecessor, the courts stepped in. The decision to create three capitals was malicious and a ploy to destroy Amaravati. When the constitutional custodian stepped in to safeguard the rights of the farmers who sacrificed their livelihood to build a world-class capital that was promised, the rulers were not amused. When the netas decided to get away with the Telugu medium in schools, the courts reminded them of the constitutional obligation to protect the identity, culture and the very soul of the people of the Telugu state. The Supreme Court reinstated a constitutional figure when the rulers challenged his very existence. With every unconstitutional legislation annulled by the courts, the vindictive netas who feel that their agenda and very existence are threatened chose to take it head-on. An attack on the judiciary is an attack on the constitution and an affront on democracy.

As the dark clouds of chaos and anarchy loomed over the sunshine state, the young, brilliant and fearless daughters and sons have emerged to shoulder the mantle of liberty, equality, and justice enshrined in the constitution. They have taken a vow to reinstate the Dharma of the land and steer the state in the path of peace, progress, and prosperity. Very soon shall rise from the sacred land, Amaravati as one of the greatest cities on the face of the planet.