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'Just treat all castes and religions as the same'

Purnea's young men reveal an entrepreneurial spirit, pleasantly surprising for one observing Bihar from afar

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(From right) Rahul Kumar Rana, Rahul Dev Ranjan, Mohd. Tufail, Mohd. Aamir, Ranu Kumar, Mohd. Imtiaz Alam Kamar and Deepak

(From right) Rahul Kumar Rana, Rahul Dev Ranjan, Mohd. Tufail, Mohd. Aamir, Ranu Kumar, Mohd. Imtiaz Alam Kamar and Deepak

Young Mohd. Imtiaz Alam Kamar, who is still in college studying economics, runs a start-up business of his own, along with three friends, retailing mobile accessories online. You can look up his wide range of stuff, accessed from China, on sale on his site www.globegrab.com. We did, and were suitably impressed.

While this exhibits as extraordinarily an entrepreneurial a spirit for a mere 20-year-old anywhere in metropolitan India (Delhi, Bengalaru, Mumbai), that Kamar and his friends operate from Purnea, a small-town in north-east Bihar, might seem deeply surprising to some who have either traditionally associated the young in the state with hankering for government jobs (preparing for "campateesan"), or migrating to bigger cities seeking better opportunities, since none exist within.

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