Bihar Cabinet Approves Land Leasing in Cities Before Elections, Recruitment of 3303 Revenue Employees, CCTV in 176 Police Stations, Anganwadi Honorarium, Jivika Headquarters in Patna, Cattle Protection, and Rural Development Schemes.
Patna: Significant decisions were made in the Bihar Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The government has decided that land will now be leased not only in villages but also in cities for government schemes. This move aims to ensure the expansion and rapid implementation of government projects in urban areas. This decision will facilitate land acquisition for housing, schools, health centers, and other urban development projects.
Appointment of Revenue Employees
The Cabinet has approved the proposal to recruit 3303 new revenue employees. These appointments are being made to expedite land management, registration, and other revenue-related tasks across various districts of the state. The creation of these posts is expected to bring transparency and speed to the government's land-related operations.
CCTV Cameras and Security Measures in 176 Police Stations
The Nitish government has decided to install CCTV cameras in 176 police stations at a cost of Rs 280 crore. This step will improve police surveillance and crime control systems. This smart security initiative will strengthen the grip on criminals and enhance citizen safety.
Honorarium for Anganwadi Workers Increased
The Chief Minister has decided to increase the honorarium for Anganwadi workers and helpers. The objective is to provide better financial benefits to these female employees and to honor their work. This will also improve the quality of services related to child and women's welfare.
Jivika Headquarters in Patna and Protection of Cattle
A decision has been taken to construct a Jivika headquarters building in Patna at a cost of Rs 73.66 crore. Along with this, the Bihar Jivika Godhan Sanrakshan Evam Prabandhan Yojana (Bihar Jivika Cattle Protection and Management Scheme) has been approved. Jivika will now be responsible for the protection and management of cattle. This initiative will promote animal husbandry and strengthen the rural economy.
Solar Street Light Project and Rural Development
The government has sanctioned Rs 100 crore to complete the solar street light project in villages. This project will ensure lighting and safety in rural areas. It will also contribute to energy conservation and environmental protection.
Lease for Urban Gas-Based Crematorium Foundation
A 33-year lease has been granted for gas-based crematorium foundations in six major cities of the state. This scheme will help municipalities provide modern and eco-friendly cremation facilities.
Contingency Fund for Rural Drinking Water Assurance Scheme
The state government has approved Rs 594 crore from the contingency fund for the payment of outstanding electricity bills under the Rural Drinking Water Assurance Scheme. This step has been taken to ensure uninterrupted and effective water supply in rural areas.
Chief Minister Kanya Vivah Mandap Yojana (Chief Minister Daughter Marriage Pavilion Scheme)
The Chief Minister Kanya Vivah Mandap Yojana will be implemented in 8053 gram panchayats of the state in a phased manner. An amount of Rs 50 crore has been sanctioned for this. This scheme will provide financial assistance for the marriages of girls and promote respect for daughters in society.
