Patna, Oct 1 (NationPress) The Chief Minister's Extremely Backward Entrepreneurship Scheme has unveiled new opportunities for employment and entrepreneurship for the youth in Bihar’s West Champaran district, paving the way for countless avenues towards self-sufficiency.

In the Bagha district, young individuals are launching small businesses under this initiative, fulfilling their entrepreneurial ambitions. Many of these newly established ventures are also creating jobs for local residents.

This scheme has emerged as a robust foundation for both social and economic transformation, hastening development at the grassroots level.

Shailesh Kumar, a local entrepreneur, hailed the scheme as a remarkable support for the economically weaker sections.

He stated, "The Chief Minister's Extremely Backward Entrepreneurship Scheme has been life-changing for me. With the support received, my business is thriving. I have hired four people, and together, we are doing well financially."

He added, "I am thankful to the Modi government for launching a program that not only made me self-sufficient but also created job opportunities for others working alongside me."

Shailesh's experience is echoed by many from underprivileged backgrounds who once faced financial hardships and limited prospects but are now running their own businesses.

This initiative has sparked renewed hope among them. The success stories are not confined to Bagha; they resonate across Bihar, bolstering the local economy and empowering community development.

The businesses started by beneficiaries have not only increased local incomes but also opened new employment avenues for others.

Initiated in 2022, the scheme is designed to foster entrepreneurship and economically uplift individuals from extremely backward communities. Participants receive financial support, training, and technical assistance to successfully launch and manage their enterprises.