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"Plurals" is contesting the upcoming Bihar Assembly Elections to form the government and to transform Bihar in 2020-2030. Pushpam Priya Choudhary, a graduate from LSE and IDS is the founder President of the party whereas Anupam Suman, Ex-Civil Servant and also a graduate from LSE and University of Wales is the General Secretary. Thousands of grassroots workers are working day and night for the party."NEW DECADE NEW BIHAR"Plurals agenda is complete transformation of Bihar. Bihar ranks the last in all development indices in the country. These ranks are not just numbers but evidently reflect the inhuman and unacceptable conditions in which the populace is forced to live. This plight can be solely attributed to the inefficient and incompetent government.Plurals aims to be elected to office as a responsible government that substantively represents and is genuinely accountable to the people. Thereafter, it will build strong institutions and design better policies to provide efficient public services to everyone regardless of their socio-economic status. Plurals will strive against the contrived economic, social and political conditions to build a Bihar where every life is unquestionably equally valuable.Our mission is to revive the moribund economy of Bihar; to create a new Bihar that produces, innovates and invests to become the most well governed and developed state in the country by 2025 and one of the best liveable places in the world by 2030. Plurals will do so through evidence based policy making that stems from positive and programmatic politics."Build institutions not power-brokers"Solution : "Move from ‘band-aid' solutions to ‘Fix the causes of problems'!"Means : Complete abolition of clientelism, corruption and VIP culture and Zero tolerance towards crime and discrimination.Motto : Kantian philosophy that "Act so as to treat people always as ends in themselves, never as mere means