Economic Survey: Bihar's economy nears ₹10 lakh crore, growing faster than India's
GSDP reached ₹9.92 lakh crore in 2024–25, with capital formation doubling in five years and the secondary sector growing 15.5%.
Read storyGSDP reached ₹9.92 lakh crore in 2024–25, with capital formation doubling in five years and the secondary sector growing 15.5%.
Read storyLand at ₹1 an acre per ₹100 crore invested and a 20% top-up on central subsidies aim to bring chip and packaging units to the state.
Read story71 schemes covering roads, power, agriculture and culture were announced, with completed works inaugurated at the Mairwa medical college.
Read story40 schemes covering roads, embankments, health centres, schools and drinking water were launched during the Samriddhi Yatra.
Read storyUnder-16 boys' and girls' teams from seven states competed at Rajgir's international hockey stadium.
Read storyThe first phase — 185 MW of solar with 254 MWh of battery storage — is now supplying power, storing daytime sunshine for the evening peak.
Read storyAfter hosting the Khelo India Youth Games and the Hero Asia Cup in 2025, the state is building a sports city in Patna and centres of excellence in every district.
Read storyColleges in Vaishali and Bhojpur, built for about ₹500 crore and ₹543 crore, take Bihar's government medical colleges to 13.
Read storyThe 189-km Darbhanga–Amas Expressway, the state's first access-controlled greenfield expressway, is in its final stages in Darbhanga district.
Read storyWork on a 50-acre temple and tourism complex at Sitamarhi's Punaura Dham is set to be completed within 42 months.
Read storyTwo closed-loop projects totalling 2,120 MW will store 14,281 MWh of power and create about 8,000 construction jobs.
Read storyThe new seven resolves aim to double per capita income, revive nine sugar mills, open 25 new ones and build five new expressways.
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