Patna: The Bihar government has presented the annual budget for the financial year 2026-27, totaling ₹3,47,589.76 crore—an increase of nearly ₹30,000 crore compared to last year’s ₹3.17 lakh crore. Finance Minister Vijendra Prasad Yadav presented the budget in the state assembly, emphasizing the government’s commitment to inclusive growth and poverty alleviation.
Under the flagship program “Saat Nishchay-3”, the government aims to place Bihar among the developed states of India. The budget lays special focus on the economic empowerment of 94 lakh poor families and the social upliftment of women.
The Five Pillars of Development
Finance Minister Yadav outlined a roadmap for Bihar’s progress, emphasizing five core principles: Knowledge, Integrity, Science, Aspirations, and Respect. Through these pillars, the budget prioritizes education, transparent governance, modern technology, youth empowerment, and societal dignity.
Support for Women
During the budget speech, the minister highlighted initiatives for women’s economic independence. So far, 1.56 crore women in Bihar have received financial assistance of ₹10,000 each. Under “Saat Nishchay-3,” the government plans to further expand funding for women’s entrepreneurship and social empowerment.
Commitment to a Developed Bihar
The increase in the budget size reflects the government’s intent to accelerate development. Alongside infrastructure growth, eradicating poverty remains a top priority. Special employment and self-employment opportunities are planned to economically empower 94 lakh poor families, reinforcing Bihar’s path toward inclusive development.
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