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    Bihar

    State in Eastern India

    For other uses, see Bihar (disambiguation).

    This article is about state of India. Not to be confused with Bihar County or Bihor County.

    State in East India, India

    Bihar

    State of Bihar
    Nickname: 

    "Land of Monasteries"

    Motto: 

    Satyameva Jayate (Truth alone triumphs)

    Anthem:Mere Bharat Ke Kanthahar[1]
    (The Garland of My India)

    Location of Bihar in India

    Coordinates: 25°24′N85°06′E / 25.4°N 85.1°E / 25.4; 85.1
    Country India
    RegionEast India
    Before wasBihar Province
    Formation22 March 1912
    Capital
    and largest city    		Patna
    Districts38
     • BodyGovernment of Bihar
     • GovernorArif Mohammad Khan[3]
     • Chief ministerNitish Kumar (JD(U))
     • Deputy chief ministerVijay Kumar Sinha (BJP)
    Samrat Choudhary (BJP)
    State LegislatureBicameral
     • CouncilBihar Legislative Council (75 seats)
     • AssemblyBihar Legislative Assembly (243 seats)
    National ParliamentParliament of India
     • Rajya Sabha16 seats
     • Lok Sabha40 seats
    High CourtPatna High Court

     • Total

    		98,940[4] km2 (38

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    Firoz Khan Noon arrived in England in July 1912 to study. He initially lived at the student hostel on 21 Cromwell Road, London. Because of colour prejudice, it was difficult for Indian students to find accommodation. The students’ department of the India Office made arrangements for him to stay with the family of the Reverend Lloyd who was a vicar at Ticknall, 10 miles from Derby. Lloyd helped Noon to be admitted to Wadham College, Oxford University. Initially Noon had applied to Balliol College, but he did not gain admission. Firoz Khan Noon built up a close relationship with the family and lived with them until October 1913. 

    While at Oxford, on his father's advice, Noon mixed with very few Indian students. In his autobiography, Noon explained that ‘his idea was that I could see a lot of Indians in my own country but when I was abroad I must learn something about foreign people’ (From Memory, p. 70). At Oxford, Noon was a keen football player. He also played hockey for the Isis Club. Noon travelled regularly to London where he attended dinners at the Inner Temple, under the tutelage of Dr Hubbard. He also studied Persian with Professor Browne at the University of Cambridge. He graduated from Oxford with a BA in History in 1916. In later years, Noon was made an Ho

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