Bihar CM Launches Development Projects Worth Rs 2,329 Crore in Gopalganj and Vaishali

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Thursday inaugurated and laid the foundation for 516 development projects worth over Rs 2,329 crore in Gopalganj and Vaishali districts, focusing on infrastructure, public services and economic growth.

According to The Times of India, the projects include works related to roads, bridges, drinking water supply, health facilities, and education infrastructure. Officials said the initiatives are designed to improve connectivity, strengthen public services, and provide a boost to local economies in the two districts.

Among the projects launched were new road and bridge constructions to enhance regional connectivity, along with schemes to ensure clean drinking water in rural areas. Health facilities, including hospital upgrades and new primary health centres, were also part of the announcements.

Nitish Kumar highlighted that these projects reflect the state government’s commitment to balanced development across all districts. He emphasised that better infrastructure and services in smaller towns and villages are crucial to improving living standards and supporting Bihar’s long-term growth.

“This government’s priority is to ensure that development reaches every household. The projects in Gopalganj and Vaishali will benefit lakhs of people and create new opportunities,” The Times of India quoted Kumar as saying.

Officials said the initiatives would generate both direct and indirect employment during construction and operational phases, providing livelihood opportunities for local communities.

The Chief Minister also noted that the projects are aligned with Bihar’s broader development roadmap, which focuses on rural infrastructure, education, health, and economic resilience.