In a major policy move aimed at youth empowerment and cultural preservation, the Bihar Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, approved several key welfare initiatives on Tuesday. These include a paid internship programme for young individuals, monthly pensions for traditional artists, financial support for elected Panchayati Raj representatives, and post-retirement benefits for judges.
The highlight of the Cabinet decisions was the launch of the 'Mukhya Mantri Pratigya' scheme, designed to offer financial support to youth aged 18–28 who are pursuing internships. Eligible candidates include those who have completed Class 12, hold ITI diplomas, or are graduates and postgraduates.
The Bihar Cabinet has rolled out several targeted welfare schemes for artists, healthcare support, and retired judges. Below are the key highlights:
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With a focus on employability, heritage, healthcare, and institutional welfare, Bihar’s latest Cabinet decisions present a multi-faceted approach to governance. The 'Mukhya Mantri Pratigya' scheme in particular stands out as a step toward making the youth more industry-ready while ensuring that cultural roots and community health are not left behind.
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Published on: Jul 2, 2025, 11:42 AM IST
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