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Bihar to Get First Women's University, Cabinet Approves Maa Sita's Name; Samrat Cabinet's Big Decisions
- •The Samrat Chaudhary government approved several key decisions, including establishing Maa Sita Women's University in Patna and Ramdhari Singh Dinkar University in Begusarai.
- •Maa Sita Women's University will be Bihar's first women's university, emphasizing women's participation from Vice-Chancellor to staff.
- •Ramdhari Singh Dinkar University in Begusarai was approved on the national poet's birth anniversary.
- •Eight dairy development projects worth Rs 126.07 crore were approved for the Kosi region, expanding dairy infrastructure in Supaul, Madhepura, and Saharsa.
- •A new sugar mill in Warisaliganj, Nawada, received approval for 99.39 acres of land, with over Rs 500 crore investment, benefiting sugarcane farmers and creating jobs.
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The Bihar cabinet approved the establishment of Maa Sita Women's University in Patna, which will be the state's first women's university. A unique feature of this institution is its strong emphasis on women's participation across all roles, ranging from the Vice-Chancellor to professors and other staff members.
The Bihar cabinet approved 8 dairy development projects in the Kosi region under Seven Resolves-3 with an estimated expenditure of Rs 126.07 crore. These projects aim to expand dairy infrastructure across Supaul, Madhepura, and Saharsa by setting up curd plants, premium ice cream plants, total mixed ration plants, milk chilling plants, and BMCU facilities.
The Bihar cabinet approved the establishment of a sugar mill in Warisaliganj, located in the Nawada district, with an expected investment of more than Rs 500 crore. The project involves the inter-departmental permanent free transfer of about 99.39 acres of government land and aims to benefit sugarcane farmers in Nawada, Nalanda, Sheikhpura, and Jamui.
