BudgetRevolving fund-based scheme; government provides interest subsidy and credit guarantee
ReachGovt. reported: 2.5 lakh+ loans sanctioned; ₹4 lakh collateral-free loan per student for higher education after Class 12.
Since 2016 · Collateral-free education loan up to ₹4 lakh for Bihar students pursuing degree courses after Class 12. Interest is subsidised by the state government. Part of the flagship Saat Nischay programme.
Saat Nischay — Seven Commitments (Part 2)
सात निश्चय
Ongoing
Since 2020 · Seven-point governance commitment covering: youth power (skills and employment), women's development, clean water and sanitation, electricity for all households, road connectivity, and accountable governance.
Jal Jeevan Hariyali
जल जीवन हरियाली
Ongoing
Budget₹24,524 crore (5-year Bihar state budget allocation, 2019–2024)
ReachGovt. reported: 1 lakh+ ponds excavated/rejuvenated; 2.5 crore+ trees planted; solar pumps installed for farmers.
Since 2019 · Water conservation and afforestation programme covering pond rejuvenation, rainwater harvesting structures, solar irrigation pumps, and tree plantation to address Bihar's water table depletion and extreme heat.
Saat Nischay (7 Resolves)
InheritedOngoing
Continued by the current government. Infrastructure and skills programme retained by the NDA government after the April 2026 transition — JD(U) remains in the ruling coalition.
Carried forward from Nitish Kumar · 2005–2026 (multiple stints)
Bihar Student Credit Card
InheritedOngoing
Continued by the current government. Student loan scheme operational at the June 2026 data cutoff; no discontinuation announced.
Carried forward from Nitish Kumar · 2005–2026 (multiple stints)
Lok Sabha MPs (7)
GS
Giriraj Singh
गिरिराज सिंह
Begusarai
47.1%72,104 margin
BJPElected 2024
CP
Chirag Paswan
चिराग पासवान
Hajipur
55.7%1.6L margin
LJP(RV)Since Jun 2024
RR
Rajiv Ranjan Singh
राजीव रंजन सिंह
Munger
JD(U)Elected 2024
RS
Ravi Shankar Prasad
रवि शंकर प्रसाद
Patna Sahib
53.2%1.7L margin
BJPElected 2024
PY
Pappu Yadav
पप्पू यादव
Purnia
IndependentElected 2024
MB
Misa Bharti
मीसा भारती
Pataliputra
44.2%33,865 margin
RJDElected 2024
JR
Jitan Ram Manjhi
जीतन राम माँझी
Gaya
51.1%72,102 margin
HAMSince Jun 2024
Former Chief Ministers of Bihar 4 listed
NK
Nitish Kumar नीतीश कुमार
JD(U)2005–2026 (multiple stints)
Record 9 terms as Bihar CM across multiple stints. Saat Nischay, BSCC student loans, Jal Jeevan Hariyali, rural road network. Rejoined NDA in 2022; won 2025 Bihar election. Resigned April 2026 to join Rajya Sabha — Samrat Choudhary (BJP) succeeded him.
Still running
Saat Nischay (7 Resolves)
Infrastructure and skills programme retained by the NDA government after the April 2026 transition — JD(U) remains in the ruling coalition.
Continues under Samrat Choudhary
Still running
Bihar Student Credit Card
Student loan scheme operational at the June 2026 data cutoff; no discontinuation announced.
Continues under Samrat Choudhary
RD
Rabri Devi राबड़ी देवी
RJD1997–2005
Continued after Lalu Prasad was jailed in fodder scam; Bihar faced significant law-and-order challenges during this period.
LP
Lalu Prasad Yadav लालू प्रसाद यादव
RJD1990–1997
Champaran agitations; strong OBC-minority mobilisation; resigned when implicated in Fodder Scam 1997.
JM
Jagannath Mishra जगन्नाथ मिश्र
INC1989–1990
Manifesto promise tracker
Headline manifesto commitments of the current government, with a sourced status. We track only whether each promise was kept — not its merits.
BJPNDA (BJP–JD(U)) · manifesto 2025
1 Delivered3 In progress
DeliveredSince 2025
Rs 10,000 to women to start a business (Mukhyamantri Mahila Rozgar Yojana)
The Rs 7,500-crore scheme was launched on 26 September 2025; Rs 10,000 was transferred via DBT to about 75 lakh women on day one, with further tranches in October 2025, taking total beneficiaries past 1.5 crore.
Up to Rs 2 lakh business-expansion grant for women entrepreneurs (second phase of Mahila Rozgar Yojana)
CM Nitish Kumar launched the second phase on 29 January 2026, offering up to Rs 2 lakh in additional grant; it is disbursed in phases only to beneficiaries who demonstrate that the initial Rs 10,000 was used to run a viable business, so rollout is conditional and ongoing rather than universal.
Raise farmer income support to Rs 9,000/year (state top-up to PM-Kisan)
The Bihar Budget on 3 February 2026 announced the Jannayak Karpuri Thakur Kisan Samman Nidhi adding Rs 3,000 a year from the state to the central PM-Kisan Rs 6,000 (total Rs 9,000); the central Rs 6,000 continues, while the timeline for disbursing the state's Rs 3,000 component was still pending per the agriculture DBT portal.
One crore jobs and employment opportunities (by 2030)
In the Republic Day address on 26 January 2026, the Governor stated the government had provided 10 lakh government jobs and 40 lakh employment opportunities so far, working in mission mode toward the one-crore target by 2030; a cabinet committee under the Development Commissioner was constituted to drive it.
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