In the ongoing budget session of the Bihar Legislative Council, Minister Mangal Pandey shared significant updates regarding the state’s industrial and health infrastructure. The government has outlined a clear roadmap to boost employment through new factories and improve public health services with massive recruitment drives. This announcement brings hope for youth looking for jobs and businesses seeking better infrastructure in the state.
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What is the plan for Industrial Parks in Bihar?
The government is working on a comprehensive plan to establish a total of 95 industrial parks across the state to boost the local economy. Officials confirmed that 48 parks are already built and functional, providing space for various industries to operate. Construction work is currently active on 9 new parks, while 47 more are in the pipeline to be built in the coming years.
To ensure these factories run without power cuts, the administration is installing dedicated electricity feeders. Currently, 48 industrial areas have these dedicated power lines, and work is in progress for 9 more. Land acquisition is also being fast-tracked in Seemanchal, Mithilanchal, and Kosi regions to expand these industrial zones.
| Location | Key Project |
|---|---|
| Gaya (Dobhi) | Integrated Manufacturing Cluster (1700 acres) |
| Muzaffarpur | Mega Food Park |
| Fatuha | Multi-modal Logistics Park |
What are the new updates for Health Sector and Jobs?
Minister Mangal Pandey addressed major concerns regarding healthcare staff and facilities in the assembly. A significant recruitment drive was announced where 44,321 ANMs will be hired to strengthen medical services in both rural and urban areas. Regarding current staff, the minister clarified that 6,500 newly appointed workers have already received their salaries, and technical issues for the remaining staff are being resolved.
The government is also upgrading existing medical facilities to provide better treatment locally. 36 District Sadar Hospitals are set to be converted into super-specialty hospitals, which will reduce the need for patients to travel to big cities for treatment. Additionally, over 1,200 AYUSH doctors have been appointed to government centers to offer Ayurvedic and Homeopathic treatments to the public.
