Bihar New Airport: If you are also from Bihar state. And you also always travel by plane, then this news is going to be very useful for all of you. In such a situation, all of you must keep reading this news till the end so that you can know the complete information given in this news in detail.
On Tuesday, a very big and important news has come out for crores of people living in Bihar. Let us tell you that the officials have said in their words that 6 more cities of Bihar will get air connectivity. On Tuesday, the state cabinet has given its approval to sign an agreement with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) in this matter.
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He said that under the Centre’s regional connectivity scheme UDAN, new airports will be developed in Madhubani, Birpur in Supaul, Munger, Balmiki Nagar in Bitiya, Muzaffarpur and Saharsa.
At the same time, he has said that the cabinet headed by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has given its approval for signing the MoU between the state’s Aviation Directorate and (AAI) for the development of the airport. Let’s know more about the details in the article below.
Bihar New Airport: A total of Rs 150 crore has been allocated
Let us tell you that Additional Chief Secretary S Siddharth said in his words that a total of Rs 150 crore has been allocated. In which Rs 25 crore is for the development of each airport. This decision was taken a few months before the assembly elections in the state.
Let us tell you that the cabinet has also approved the issuance of letter of award to Kumar Infratrade Enterprises Limited for the construction of a 5 star hotel near Golambhar in Patna. He said that the hotel will be developed on public private partnership mode and the land will be given on a lease of 90 years.
At the same time, the bidding process is also being finalized for the construction of two more five star hotels near Bankipur Bus Stand R Golambar in Patna. Let us know more about the details in the article below.
Cabinet fixes MSP for gram, mustard and lentil
Let us tell you that Siddharth told that the cabinet has also fixed the minimum support price of Rs 5650 for gram, Rs 5950 for mustard and Rs 6700 for lentils. It has also been decided that the contract of 1777 retired personnel recruited in Special Auxiliary Police will be extended from 2025 to 2026.
The cabinet has also approved guidelines for the recruitment of clerks and librarians in government schools and libraries. The same official has said that under the new rules, 50% of the clerical posts in the education department will now be filled through compassionate appointment. While the remaining 50% will be filled through direct recruitment.
