Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary and Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi jointly inaugurated the MSME Technology Centre in Bihta, Patna district, on 28 April 2026, marking a key milestone in the state's small-business support infrastructure.
Chief Minister Choudhary addressed attendees at the MSME Technology Centre inauguration in Bihta, outlining the facility's role in supporting small and medium enterprises across Patna district, with Union Minister Manjhi present at the event.
Choudhary highlighted the MSME Technology Centre's mandate to provide skill upgradation and market linkage support to small entrepreneurs in the region, with Manjhi backing the initiative as a step toward inclusive growth.
At the inauguration, Choudhary stressed the state's commitment to empowering MSMEs through technology access and training, positioning the Bihta centre as a model for replication across Bihar's industrial zones.
Chief Minister Choudhary distributed cheques and certificates to selected MSME beneficiaries at the Bihta centre inauguration on 28 April 2026, recognising entrepreneurs who will utilise the facility's resources for business growth.
The cheque distribution ceremony at the Bihta Technology Centre honoured entrepreneurs selected for the MSME support scheme, with Choudhary and Manjhi presenting financial assistance tied to business expansion plans.
Beneficiaries received certificates of recognition alongside financial support, formalising their enrolment in the MSME Technology Centre programmes for skills development and business mentoring.
Selected MSME entrepreneurs from Bihta and surrounding areas received financial backing to scale operations, with the Technology Centre offering ongoing technical and market access support.
Union Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi welcomed Chief Minister Choudhary at the MSME Technology Centre inauguration in Bihta on 28 April 2026, underscoring Centre-state collaboration in promoting small-enterprise growth.
Choudhary interacted directly with MSME beneficiaries at the Bihta centre, hearing their business needs and assuring them of continued state support for technology adoption and market expansion.
During the inauguration, Choudhary engaged with small business owners to understand challenges in accessing technology and credit, pledging responsive policy adjustments to address bottlenecks.
Chief Minister Choudhary reaffirmed the state's commitment to sustained MSME sector development, positioning the Bihta Technology Centre as a prototype for expanding entrepreneurial infrastructure across rural and semi-urban Bihar.