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Nitish Kumar Launches 339 Projects in Bihar's Munger & Lakhisarai Districts

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated 52 projects and laid foundations for 26 more in Munger district. He then traveled to Lakhisarai district to inaugurate 117 schemes and lay the foundation for 144 additional projects. During his visits, he addressed public gatherings, reviewed the Kajra Solar Power Plant, and distributed assistance cheques to beneficiaries. The events were part of the state government's 'Samridhi Yatra' aimed at direct public connection and showcasing development work.

Key Points: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar Inaugurates Projects in Munger, Lakhisarai

  • 339 projects launched/inagurated
  • Part of 'Samridhi Yatra' outreach
  • Focus on 'Viksit Bihar' vision
  • Direct interaction with beneficiaries
  • Review of Kajra Solar Power Plant
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Samridhi Yatra: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar inaugurates development projects in Munger, Lakhisarai

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar launched and inaugurated 339 development projects during his Samridhi Yatra in Munger and Lakhisarai, interacting with beneficiaries.

"Do not let your attention wander. Listen carefully - if you miss what is being said, you will not understand these important details. - Nitish Kumar"

Patna, March 19

Amid the ongoing fourth phase of the 'Samridhi Yatra', Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar visited Munger and Lakhisarai districts on Thursday, launching a series of development projects aimed at boosting regional growth.

In Munger, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stones for 26 projects and inaugurated 52 completed schemes, dedicating them to the people of the district.

He also inspected stalls set up by various government departments, interacted directly with beneficiaries, and distributed assistance cheques.

Addressing a large gathering at the 'Jan Samvad' programme held at the Airport Ground, Kumar highlighted the achievements of his over two decades in public life and urged people to work collectively towards building a 'Viksit Bihar' (Developed Bihar).

During his speech, he called for attentiveness among the audience, saying: "Do not let your attention wander. Listen carefully - if you miss what is being said, you will not understand these important details."

Following his Munger visit, the Chief Minister proceeded to the adjoining Lakhisarai district, where he continued his outreach under the yatra.

At the Kajra Solar Power Plant, he reviewed a 3D model of the project, inspected the control room, and toured departmental stalls.

He also interacted with beneficiaries and distributed cheques.

The Chief Minister appreciated the cultural performances presented by schoolchildren during the event.

In Lakhisarai, he used a remote control to lay the foundation for 144 projects and inaugurate 117 completed schemes, dedicating them to the district's residents.

Addressing the gathering, he reiterated his government's commitment to holistic development and congratulated the people on the new initiatives.

Several dignitaries were present on the occasion, including Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha, Water Resources Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary, Cabinet Minister Sunil Kumar, and Suryagarha MLA Ramanand Mandal.

The 'Samridhi Yatra' is part of the state government's initiative to directly connect with citizens and showcase development projects across Bihar.

- IANS

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Priya S
The focus on solar power in Kajra is a positive step for sustainable development in Bihar. More such green initiatives are needed. Also, involving schoolchildren in cultural programs is a nice touch for community engagement.
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Aman W
With respect, I hope this is not just another 'foundation stone laying season' before elections. We have seen many projects announced in past yatras that are still incomplete. The CM's call for attentiveness should apply to his government's follow-through as well.
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Sarah B
Direct interaction with beneficiaries and distributing cheques on the spot can be very effective if done transparently. It cuts through red tape. Hope the assistance reaches the right people.
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Vikram M
The vision for 'Viksit Bihar' is commendable. After two decades, there is definitely visible change in infrastructure like roads and electricity in many parts. But the real development will be measured in quality education and healthcare access for all.
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Nisha Z
My relatives are from Lakhisarai. They say the connectivity has improved. If these new projects bring more industries and jobs for the youth, it will be a game-changer. Fingers crossed! 🙏

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