Mithilesh Tiwari

In a groundbreaking move to improve educational services, Bihar's Education Minister mithilesh tiwari unveiled two inquiry centers and a cutting-edge digital portal at BSEB offices. Spearheaded by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor, these resource hubs feature specialized counters aimed at tackling a myriad of academic and administrative concerns.

The educational landscape in Bihar is poised for a transformative shift as 211 new degree colleges are slated to open under the ambitious 'Saat Nishchay-3' initiative, targeting the 2026-27 academic year. Minister Sanjay Singh Tiger is prioritizing the swift appointment of principals and teachers, as well as a streamlined process for student admissions and infrastructure development.

In a spirited conclusion to their state conference, the CPI(ML) has committed to extend a helping hand to ten lakh underprivileged families while backing the strike of agricultural laborers.

Bihar's new Education Minister, mithilesh tiwari, sparked outrage with a viral video stating girls don't need education and should stay home. He questioned the necessity of schooling for daughters, citing their role as home's strength and Modi's women empowerment initiatives. The remarks drew sharp criticism from opposition parties and social media..

In a recent statement, Bihar’s Education Minister mithilesh tiwari addressed the valid worries of candidates preparing for the Teacher Recruitment Examination. He assured them that the government is actively working to hasten the recruitment process. Regarding the unfortunate incident involving protestors, he committed to thoroughly understanding the circumstances.

In Patna, aspiring candidates for the BPSC TRE-4 positions faced a heavy-handed response from law enforcement as they rallied for the release of job vacancies. The protest, led by student leaders, ended with arrests and the crowd being dispersed.

In a commendable bid to reduce fuel consumption, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary took a bold step by walking to his office, echoing Prime Minister Modi's call for sustainability. Ministers Deepak Prakash and Mithilesh Tiwary joined the movement by opting for greener transportation.

In a fiery address, opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav condemned the NDA government for what he termed a betrayal of Bihar's youth concerning the BPSC TRE-4 recruitment. He criticized the authorities for neglecting their electoral commitments and fueling discontent among job seekers who are clamoring for immediate exams and clear transparency.

In Patna, a wave of determination surged among teacher aspirants as they gathered to rally for the long-awaited TRE-4 recruitment notification. Thousands took to the streets, their voices echoing demands for the immediate release of an advertisement for 46,595 positions. Despite prior commitments from officials, the promised notification remains frustratingly out of reach, sparking accusations of governmental inaction.

In a bold move, Bihar's cabinet underwent a dramatic expansion as 32 new ministers took their oath, notably including the offspring of former chief ministers. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, this newly formed council strives for inclusivity across caste, community, and regional lines.

Newly sworn-in Bihar ministers have pledged to prioritize transparency and public welfare. Revenue Minister Dilip Kumar Jaiswal aims to clear pending cases and restore public trust. Social Welfare Minister Dr. Shweta Gupta will focus on women, children, and the elderly, while Prohibition Minister Madan Sahani vows to intensify efforts against liquor smuggling and spurious production.

As the clock ticks down to Bihar's Rajya Sabha elections, tensions rise with just 48 hours remaining. The NDA is on a mission to rally its 202 MLAs together, especially with the introduction of a third candidate from the BJP, Upendra Kushwaha.

Big B Amitabh Bachchan and Mauritian high commissioner to India Mukheshwar Chunni would be among the prominent guests.

BJP national general secretary and former Rajasthan CM Vasundhara Raje Scindia on Friday paid a visit to Gidhaur to mourn for-mer Union minister and Banka MP Digvijay Singh, who died recently in London.

A Bihar Development Summit 2026, organized by Let's Inspire Bihar in New Delhi, charted a roadmap for the state's economic transformation by 2047. Union Minister Giriraj Singh inaugurated the event, attended by over 5,000 people. Key speakers emphasized self-reliance, improved governance, and infrastructure development to create a prosperous Bihar, retaining its youth.

The state BJP is set to observe February 11 as ‘Samarpan Diwas’ (Dedication Day) to pay homage to Bharatiya Jana Sangh leader Deendayal Upadhyaya on his death anniversary.

In a bold move to address wildlife challenges, Bihar Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar announced an increase in licensed hunters to 400, complemented by a streamlined application process aimed at combating the troublesome 'ghorparas.

Vijnana Bharti and Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology (VNIT) will be organizing a three-day conference on indigenous technology for the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in state and innovators in country’s research laboratories from February 5 to 7 at VNIT.

Indian cricket players, including Virender Sehwag, Suresh Raina, Gautam Gambhir, Md Kaif, R P Singh, Sree Santh, Ajay Jadeja and Vinod Kambli are scheduled to participate in a three-day Front Line-Aircel T-20 Cricket match starting from January 17 at Moinul Haq Stadium.

Four Yuva Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leaders and their young supporters joined the BJP in the presence of party's state chief C P Thakur at the party's state headquarters here on Friday.