Former Indian Army officer Syed Ata Hasnain took the oath of office and secrecy as the new governor of Bihar. Chief Justice of the Patna High Court administered the oath during the ceremony.

Syed Ata Hasnain sworn in as Bihar Governor marks an important leadership change in the state. He replaced Arif Mohammad Khan, who previously held the constitutional post.

The ceremony was attended by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, deputy chief ministers, ministers, and several senior government officials. Many leaders congratulated the new governor and expressed hope that his experience would help the state move forward.

Hasnain served in the Indian Army for nearly four decades and held several important positions during his military career. His appointment brings a decorated military leader to one of the top constitutional roles in Bihar.

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Syed Ata Hasnain new Governor of Bihar served in the Indian Army for nearly four decades before retiring in 2013 as Military Secretary. During his career, he commanded several key formations, including the Army’s 15 Corps in Jammu and Kashmir.

Born into a military family, Hasnain is the son of Major General Syed Mahdi Hasnain. He studied at Sherwood College in Nainital and later earned a History degree from Delhi University. He also attended prestigious institutions such as King’s College London and the Royal College of Defence Studies.

After retirement, he served as Chancellor of the Central University of Kashmir and worked with the National Disaster Management Authority. He is widely known for his strategic thinking and contributions to national security discussions.

With his leadership experience and policy knowledge, Hasnain is expected to play an important role in Bihar’s governance.

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