The Bihar government has introduced a new plan to support startups in Bihar villages and reduce paperwork troubles. Under this decision, entrepreneurs will no longer need to travel to Patna for official work related to startups in Bihar villages. District headquarters will now handle registrations and other formalities.
Officials say this move will save time and money for rural youth who want to launch their own businesses. The government aims to make services faster and more accessible at the local level.
Authorities also plan to strengthen startup infrastructure across districts. They want to encourage innovation among students, farmers, and self-help groups. The state hopes to create nearly 11,000 new entrepreneurs through this initiative.
Earlier programs collected thousands of business ideas from across Bihar. With this new system, the government expects more rural residents to turn their ideas into successful ventures.
