Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar 5-Year Blueprint in Supaul became the focus of his speech during the Samriddhi Yatra in Nirmali on Tuesday. The chief minister spoke for about 32 minutes and shared a development roadmap for the next five years.
During the event, Nitish Kumar 5-Year Blueprint in Supaul highlighted a major plan to create jobs for around one crore youths in Bihar. He said the government is preparing large-scale strategies to reduce migration by creating industries and employment within the state.
The chief minister also inaugurated and laid the foundation for several development projects worth about ₹569 crore in the district. These projects include infrastructure, education, and health improvements.
Nitish Kumar said Bihar has made major progress since 2005. He pointed to improvements in schools, healthcare, and roads. The government plans to open more medical colleges and recruit thousands of teachers in the coming years.
He also announced plans to expand dairy cooperatives, open Sudha milk booths in every panchayat, and develop sports facilities for youth in Supaul district.
