CM Samrat Chaudhary launches Rs 218 crore projects in Sitamarhi
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Eighty-three development schemes worth Rs 218 crore landed in Sitamarhi on 8 August 2026 — and the man cutting the ribbon was Bihar's Chief Minister himself. The Chief Minister's Office of Bihar announced that Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for the cluster of projects at a public function held in Raghopur Bakhri, Sitamarhi.
82 projects open, one more breaks ground
Of the 83 schemes unveiled at the event, 82 were formally inaugurated — meaning construction is complete and services can begin — while one project received its foundation-stone laying, marking the start of work. The combined outlay of Rs 218 crore signals a significant single-day infusion of state-funded infrastructure into a district in northern Bihar.
Sitamarhi's place in Bihar's development push
Sitamarhi, bordering Nepal in northern Bihar, is among the districts that state governments have historically targeted with cluster inaugurations — a format that lets elected leaders visibly deliver multiple projects to constituents in a single visit. The district-level event model is a well-established mechanism in Indian state governance, allowing funds already cleared in the budget to be formally handed over to communities in a public setting.
The scale — 83 schemes across a single district in one day — reflects the pace at which the Bihar government has been pushing ground-level project delivery under CM Samrat Chaudhary, who took charge as Chief Minister earlier this year.
Scheme-wise breakdowns and individual project timelines are expected to be released by the district administration in the days ahead.