Nitish, Tejashwi to embark on yatras again
Hindustan Times Patna|January 04, 2025
Bihar is all set to witness another round of yatras by top politicos with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar set to embark on his second leg of Pragati Yatra from Gopalganj on January 4 and visit several north Bihar districts till January 13 to take feedback about the development works of the state government.
Anirban Guha Roy

PATNA:

Sources said the chief minister would visit Sidhwalia and Uchakagoan in Gopalganj on Saturday while on January 5th, he would visit Muzaffarpur and also visit Vaisali on January 6th. Sources said the chief minister would lay foundation stone for new projects worth Rs 673 crore and inaugurate new projects including an ITI college at Sidhwalia worth Rs 716 crore during his visit to Gopalganj.

On January 7th and January 8th, the chief minister would be visiting few villages in Siwan and Saran districts, sources said. On January 11, the chief minister would visit Darbhanga and on January 12, visit Madhubani. On January 13, the chief minister would visit Samastipur and return to Patna.

As per a cabinet notification, the chief minister would be reviewing development works and also inaugurate and launch development projects during his visit to the district. Top officials of the state government along with ministers in-charge of districts would be accompanying the chief minister.

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