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Key Takeaways

• Bihar wants to grow as a Bihar tech hub in eastern India.
• It plans big projects, like a defence corridor and a fintech city.
• It also plans two Special Economic Zone (SEZ) sites of about 125 acres each.
• A second top group will track a “global back-end hub” plan.
• Better online approvals can make investment faster and simpler.

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Key Takeaways

• Investors showed strong interest in the Bihar film city project in a key meeting in Patna.
• Chief Secretary Pratyay Amrit said the goal is a green film city with world-class facilities.
• The film city in Bihar will support studios, post-production, and media business centres.
• The project should boost jobs, tourism, and branding for the Bihar movie industry.
• The plan links with Bihar film policy and a push to build a film production hub in Bihar.

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Key Takeaways

• Bihar has received investment proposals worth about ₹1.05 lakh crore.
• A total of 4,004 projects have come to the Industries Department.
• Around 3,291 proposals have got first-phase approval from SIPB Bihar.
• About 1,078 projects now have full financial approval.
• These plans may create nearly 38,488 direct jobs in the state.
• Current projects represent about ₹29,756 crore of Bihar industrial investment.
• Financially approved projects alone add ₹11,964 crore more in planned spending.
• The state has released about ₹2,085 crore in grants and incentives so far.
• 861 industrial units are already working on the ground.
• The government aims to make Bihar an innovation and industry hub with 1 crore jobs in five years.

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Key Takeaways

• Only about 7% of urban roads in Bihar are four-lane or wider.
• Most city roads are still single or narrow two-lane stretches.
• Just 28% of national highways in Bihar are four-lane or above.
• Bihar has only 4.54 km of national highways per one lakh people, far below the national average.
• The network is growing, but Bihar road infrastructure still lags behind its needs.

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Key Takeaways

• Urban homes in Bihar will get cheaper grid power from April 2026, if the new plan is approved.
• A typical city family uses around 200–225 units of power every month.
• From July 2025, up to 125 units per month are free for domestic users.
• With the new one slab power tariff, many families can get extra electricity bill savings of about ₹140 a month on 100 paid units.
• The number of urban Bihar electricity connections is already above 35 lakh and growing fast.

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Key Takeaways

• The NDA won 202 of 243 seats in the 2025 Bihar Assembly election, a huge win over the INDIA/Mahagathbandhan bloc.
• BJP became the single largest party with 89 seats, while JD(U) won 85 and LJP(R) added 19 seats to the tally.
• The INDIA bloc collapsed in the state, with RJD cut down to 25 seats and Congress pushed to just 6.
• Nitish Kumar is set to become Chief Minister for the 10th time, making his long rule over Bihar even stronger.
• This win is close to NDA’s historic 2010 sweep, which had given the JD(U)–BJP combine 206 seats.
• Many voters, especially women and welfare scheme beneficiaries, backed the NDA’s mix of “development plus support” politics.
• Better seat-sharing and coordination inside the NDA also helped, while the opposition alliance struggled with unity and credibility.
• The big question now is whether this strong mandate can turn into real gains in jobs, industry, and lower migration from Bihar.

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Bihar has significant potential for an IT boom, driven by its young workforce, competitive government policies, and strong educational institutions.

Key Takeaways

• Bihar’s election is between two main groups.
• Mahagathbandhan promises big welfare guarantees.
• They offer one government job for every family.
• NDA stresses long-term growth and stability.
• Therefore, voters face a very clear choice.

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