The people of Warisnagar have chosen a leader with a different background, and his focus is clear: Bihar technology leadership. Dr. Manjarik Mrinal, a former scientist at IISc Bangalore, won his first election on a JDU ticket. His journey shows that voters now trust leaders with knowledge, global exposure, and fresh ideas. Many people see him as a new face who can guide Bihar toward progress through science and innovation. His win also reflects growing interest in Bihar technology leadership across the state.
Dr. Mrinal worked in semiconductor research, micro-nano manufacturing, and advanced industrial systems. He helped in building India’s first indigenous lithography system at IISc. These experiences shaped his belief that science can solve real problems and improve people’s lives.
He says Bihar’s next step should focus on modern jobs and technology-based industries. For him, growth means stronger manufacturing, food processing, agri-tech, and skill development. He believes Bihar can become a major hub for semiconductor-related work, packaging units, and technology-driven employment.
Dr. Mrinal also highlights Bihar’s strengths: stable governance, a strong workforce, and large potential for expansion. He says quick, scientific action can help Bihar join India’s leading states in industry and innovation.
