Lokesh Kumar

Bihar's polytechnic institutions are on the verge of a transformative leap toward advanced technical education, thanks to the inauguration of state-of-the-art Centres of Excellence in collaboration with IIT-Patna. These innovative centers will emphasize cutting-edge fields like AI, IoT, and Robotics, promoting practical learning experiences and sparking creativity.

Setting a transformative agenda, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary aims to revolutionize the state's aquaculture and dairy industries. The ambitious goal of 25 lakh metric tonnes of fish and 1.25 crore litres of milk daily is just the beginning.

Bihar is set to unveil the 'Shiv Shakti' circuit, an initiative designed to invigorate religious tourism by interlinking historic Shiva and Shakti temples. The initial phase focuses on refurbishing nearly 20 sites with vital amenities such as dharamshalas and better signage. A substantial budget is allocated for major temples, enhancing comfort for pilgrims and optimizing the state’s spiritual tourism assets.

In a groundbreaking move, Bihar's education department is launching a transfer policy impacting more than seven lakh educators. The initiative focuses on placing female teachers in nearby panchayats within their districts while shifting male teachers to bordering blocks.

In a bid to bolster security, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has called on administrative and law enforcement officials to remain vigilant along the India-Nepal frontier. He emphasized the urgency of tackling issues like drug trafficking, counterfeit currency, and smuggling with rigorous enforcement and advanced surveillance technologies.

Gen Z activists criticise route as 'undemocratic', say govt elected on reform mandate can't use executive speed to bypass Parl

In an innovative move to enhance governance, the Bihar government has executed a major shake-up in its administrative hierarchy. Mayank Warwade steps into the role of divisional commissioner for Patna, while Shubham Kumar takes the reins as deputy development commissioner. This reshuffle sees pivotal departmental secretaries being repositioned, with a mix of new responsibilities assigned and some officials being relieved.

In a bold move to innovate governance, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary called upon the Information and Public Relations Department to ramp up the speedy communication of government initiatives. He pointed to the power of Artificial Intelligence in fostering greater transparency and optimizing the oversight of schemes within all state departments.

Nishant Kumar assumed charge as Bihar's Health Minister, pledging to prioritize healthcare services and scheme implementation. He aims to build on his father Nitish Kumar's legacy, focusing on improving facilities and accessibility. Meanwhile, opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized the NDA government's stance on dynastic politics, questioning the induction of ministers without electoral mandates.

In a groundbreaking announcement, Bihar's Deputy CM declared a pivotal slowdown in student migration for higher education, attributing it to the remarkable advancements in technical education right within the state. He emphasized the ongoing recruitment of educators and the creation of excellence centers aimed at enhancing job prospects.

In a bold step towards reforming public health, the Bihar government has officially prohibited allopathic doctors from engaging in private practice while working in government institutions. This initiative falls under the banner of 'Accessible health, safe life' and is designed to redirect medical professionals’ attention towards strengthening public healthcare services.

In a strategic move to enhance healthcare in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar proudly handed out appointment letters to 4,954 newly-recruited Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs). This is a vital step towards reinforcing health services, especially in rural regions where the demand for skilled professionals is critical.

In a shocking turn of events, Patna authorities are delving into a significant scandal after a stash of high-value, government-distributed medicines was uncovered in a private home. These vital drugs, intended for free access in public healthcare facilities, were discovered adorned with BMSICL labels.