JAL JEEVAN HARIYALI
Bihar CM launches ambitious drive of planting 5 crore saplings in a year
The state government proposes to complete 'Mission 5.0 crore', which shall be undertaken as part of Nitish Kumar's comprehensive anti-climate change 'Jal Jeevan Hariyali' programme, in the financial year 2021-22.
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar seeks help from diaspora for state's industrial growth
"You are like members of our family. If you choose to set up an industry here, you will be provided with all necessary assistance from our government. We will facilitate availability of land. We will also ensure that all issues flagged by you are promptly resolved," he said.
Bihar elections: Nitish woos youth, women with Rs 10 lakh aid to start business
Addressing an election rally at Imamganj in Gaya district, from where ally and HAM(S) chief Jitan Ram Manjhi is the candidate, Nitish said, financial assistance of up to Rs 10 lakh will be provided to youths and the women willing to start their own business.
Nitish assures PM timely completion of all central govt schemes in Bihar
Prime Minister inaugurated two sewage treatment plants (STP)- one each at Beur and Karmalichak in Patna- which would treat the water before releasing them in river Ganga to help prevent the river getting polluted.
Political messaging behind Bihar launch for jobs campaign for migrants
Modi will launch the 125-day-long campaign for migrant labourers at the Telihar village in Bihar’s Khagaria district through a video-link from Delhi, and will interact with a few of the 470-odd workers who have returned to this village.
JDU MPs defend CAA; Tharoor says India’s soul being divided
JDU’s floor leader Rajiv Ranjan Singh said those who were opposing CAA had been unable to pinpoint any unconstitutional element in it. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor questioned the credibility of many claims in the President’s address and dismissed them as mere lip service.
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Nitish Kumar chairs high-level meeting on pollution; plying of old vehicles banned
Talking to reporters here after a high-level meeting on pollution control chaired by the Chief Minister, the states Chief Secretary Deepak Kumar said the restriction on plying of vehicles which are more than 15 years old has also been extended to commercial vehicles "only for the Patna metropolitan area".
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