Vijay Kumar Sinha

In a significant bureaucratic reshuffle, the Bihar government has transferred IAS officer C K Anil, known for his pivotal role in shaping policies during the tenure of former deputy CM vijay kumar sinha. Stepping into Anil's former role is Jai Singh, who will now lead the department as Anil transitions to a consultancy position.

In Patna, the Bihar BJP erupted in spirited festivities, celebrating their electoral triumphs in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry. The air was filled with the sounds of drums and the sweet delights of traditional treats. Leaders emphasized their commitment to overcoming divisive politics and envisioned a prosperous future, coining the term 'Sonar Bangla'.

After a fruitful dialogue with the government, Bihar's circle officers and revenue officials have concluded their 55-day strike. Promises were made to address their key demands, including the vital DCLR position. Operations related to land records and dispute resolutions will restart on May 4, with officials cautioning that non-compliance could lead to disciplinary action.

On Vijay Diwas, Bihar's Governor and Chief Minister paid heartfelt tributes to the valiant freedom fighter Veer Kunwar Singh. The solemn ceremony held at Veer Kunwar Singh Azadi Park saw a gathering of esteemed dignitaries honoring the legacy of the hero, whose majestic equestrian statue remains a symbol of resilience.

In a noteworthy political shift, Bihar is set to see a cabinet expansion this Thursday, with Nishant Kumar, son of Nitish Kumar, poised to step into a ministerial role. The occasion will be graced by Prime Minister Modi, who will oversee the oath-taking ceremony at the historic Gandhi Maidan.

In a significant move to address absenteeism, the Bihar government has imposed a Rs 1,000 deduction from the salaries of over 600 revenue and circle officers who have been absent en masse since February. This protest stems from frustrations over stalled promotional opportunities, directly impacting the crucial Census 2027 efforts.

In the vibrant Bihar assembly, tensions flared as the NDA government celebrated its successful floor test. The ruling coalition championed its agenda for progress while dismissing fears of a financial downturn, yet opposition voices echoed worries over the state's growing debt burdens. Defenders of the government showcased statistics meant to reassure the public about Bihar's fiscal health.

Bihar's political landscape is evolving, as the cabinet expansion on May 6 indicates a mandate for new blood. The JD(U) and BJP are strategically putting younger leaders in the spotlight, with an eye towards the future.

Patna Municipal Corporation is set to issue municipal bonds worth up to Rs 200 crore, a move approved by the urban development department. This will fund major urban redevelopment projects, including the New Market area, with potential central government incentives. The initiative aims to enhance civic services and financial discipline in the city.

Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan praised Nitish Kumar's unwavering integrity, celebrating Samrat Choudhary's recent appointment as Bihar's Chief Minister. He expressed optimism that Choudhary will uphold Kumar's vision for development, steering Bihar towards prosperity under PM Modi's leadership. BJP leaders echoed this sentiment, expressing their belief in Choudhary's capability to advance the state's agenda of progress and growth.

In an announcement showcasing transformative urban governance, Bihar's Deputy CM vijay kumar sinha shared impressive advancements in city management. The implementation of organized parking regulations has not only generated a remarkable revenue of over Rs87 crore but also facilitated an allocation of Rs92 crore aimed at ensuring efficient city operations.

Bihar welcomes its new Chief Minister, Samrat Choudhary, the first BJP leader to take the helm, succeeding Nitish Kumar. A scion of a political lineage and a representative of the Koeri community, Choudhary is committed to propelling Bihar into a new era of development.

In a pivotal district meeting, Deputy CM vijay kumar sinha emphasized the urgent need for urban cleanliness and rigorous actions against illegal hoardings and encroachments. He mandated that road projects be completed on schedule and pushed for the rapid development of Mokshdhams.

In a proactive district review session, Deputy CM vijay kumar sinha highlighted the critical importance of urban sanitation, urging authorities to take a hard stance against illegal signage and unauthorized vehicle parking. He emphasized the urgency of completing road construction projects with premium quality, fast-tracked the development of Mokshdhams, and called for decisive measures against encroachments and revenue evasion.

West Bengal's upcoming assembly polls see the common phrase 'Mache Bhate Bangali' (Bengali by fish and rice) become a potent political symbol. The TMC is leveraging this cultural identity against the BJP, which it accuses of imposing North Indian vegetarian culture. Fish, deeply ingrained in Bengali life, now represents pride and a defense against perceived cultural invasion.

In a strategic move to enhance healthcare in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar proudly handed out appointment letters to 4,954 newly-recruited Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs). This is a vital step towards reinforcing health services, especially in rural regions where the demand for skilled professionals is critical.

In a recent announcement, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar asserted that those impacted by disasters will be prioritized for state funds. He underscored the government’s dedication to providing timely support, with a focus on standard operating protocols and financial aid for the distressed populace.

Bihar's urban local bodies have significantly boosted their financial standing, collecting over Rs908 crore in revenue last fiscal, a substantial jump from Rs432 crore the previous year. Holding tax alone surpassed targets, reaching Rs565 crore. This success, attributed to transparency and digital initiatives, will fuel urban development and civic services across the state.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated a new five-storey Vidhan Parishad guest house, featuring 30 suite rooms, lounges, and a lift. He also opened a canteen, library, and community centre, all built for Vidhan Parishad members. Kumar inspected the facilities, expressing satisfaction with the construction and its benefits for legislators.

In the fiscal year 2025-26, Bihar's mines department reported a revenue collection of Rs 3,592.60 crore, marking a modest rise despite challenges like abandoned sand ghats and payment delays. Deputy CM vijay kumar sinha commended the department's consistent revenue growth and cautioned companies that giving up leases could jeopardize their chances in future tenders.

In a surprising turn of events at Patna University, an FIR has been filed against six students, including the PUSU president Shantanu Shekhar, for causing a disruption during Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's event. The students voiced their grievances regarding their exclusion from the invitation list and the omission of the Vice Chancellor's name from the foundation stone.