A Developed Bihar by 2037, the state’s 125th year, as Bihar’s contribution to a Developed India by 2047. That means government that reaches every block, young people who find work at home, and growth that begins in the village.
Education and youth
A Saraswati Vidya Niketan model school in all 534 blocks, transparent fees in private schools, no child barred from exams over pending fees, and industry-linked skills such as the Gaya Technology Centre so that young people need not leave Bihar for work.
Health
A medical college in every district under a PPP model, fewer referrals out of district hospitals, Ayushman cards for every eligible family, and technology-based monitoring of Anganwadi centres to bring down stunting and wasting in children.
Roads, power and infrastructure
Satellite townships in ten districts, faster roads and rail links such as Gaya–Rajgir–Muzaffarpur, the Patna Metro and airport expansion, and heli-tourism linking Valmikinagar, Kaimur and other destinations.
Agriculture and rural development
Stronger gram panchayats with their own revenue, Panchayat Development Day on the last Sunday of every month, and village institutions such as the Gram Sansad shaping state policy.
Industry and employment
Investment and jobs: a ₹6,000 crore integrated steel plant in Gaya, single-window industrial approvals, MSME support, and one crore Lakhpati Didis through Jeevika self-help groups.
Women and social justice
Dignity and safety for every citizen: ₹1,100 monthly pensions paid on the 10th, Police Didi at schools and colleges, Pink Policing and a faster Dial 112, doorstep property registration for the elderly and welfare camps in every block.