Hundred days in office, Bihar CM dedicates projects worth ₹11,464 crore
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary marked his first 100 days in office by inaugurating and laying foundations for 2,476 development projects worth ₹11,464 crore. The projects span multiple sectors, including infrastructure, education, and health, as part of a broader push to modernize the state.
Why it matters
The announcement serves as a performance milestone for the state government, signaling its policy priorities and development agenda for the region.
Upon completion of 100 days in office, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Saturday (July 25, 2026) inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 2,476 development projects worth ₹11,464 crore.
Mr. Choudhary took the oath as the head of the government on April 15 and completed 100 days on July 23. He asserted that many historic decisions were taken within 100 days in all sectors, be it education, health, industry, agriculture, infrastructure, and good governance. He added that the Bihar’s overall development has gained new momentum.
“With the cooperation and trust of the people, the resolve for a prosperous Bihar will certainly be realised. In the coming years, Bihar will emerge as a leading engine of the nation’s development, investment, employment, innovation, and industrial progress,” Mr. Choudhary said while attending a programme organised at the BIT Mesra campus in Patna to mark the completion of 100 days of his government.
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