Patna, Feb 16 (Reporter) Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday said that scenario in all sectors including health, education, and infrastructures had changed in the state, since his government was voted to power in 2005. Kumar during his " Pragati Yatra " in Bhojpur district , said that scenario had changed in all sectors in Bihar since his government was voted to power in the state in 2005. Many steps were taken by his government after coming to power to improve the treatment facilities in government hospitals, road connectivity, and other infrastructure facilities besides quality education in schools and colleges of the state, he added. Chief Minister said that condition of government hospitals was pitiable and no one was interested to seek treatment there. After sustained efforts of his government facilities in government hospitals had improved considerably and doctors were deployed there for providing treatment to patients besides medicines and other required facilities were also made available to them , he added. Kumar said that buildings of schools and colleges were in shambles and his government ensured for its rejuvenation and also construction of new buildings. Adequate number of teachers were also appointed so that teacher student ratio could also be improved as per standard norms, he added. Chief Minister said that fifty percent reservation was given to women in Panchayati Raj institutions and local bodies. Such initiative taken by his government in Bihar , was first of its kind and later it was replicated in other states as well, he added. Kumar said that his government had taken loan from World Bank to constitute Self Help Groups (SHGs) of women so that they could be made self dependent both financially and socially. Number of Self Help Groups of women had reached more than 10 lakhs in Bihar and now such groups were being constituted in urban areas as well , he added. Self Help Groups of women was named as Jeevika Didis by him and it was also launched by the Central government at National level with the name of Aajeevika Didis, he recalled...////...