Bihar Bets On Makhana Boom With Subsidies And Statewide Expansion Plan
Rising global demand for makhana is transforming Bihar’s traditional crop into a major economic opportunity for farmers.
Deepak Tiwari is a Bihar-based reporter at PatnaPress with more than two years of experience covering politics, crime, infrastructure, industry, civic affairs, health, and education. His reporting focuses on factual, on-the-ground developments and public-interest issues across the state. In addition to writing news stories, he creates multimedia content to help readers better understand complex developments. Prior to joining PatnaPress, he trained with regional digital news organisations in Bihar, building experience in field reporting, news verification, and digital journalism.
Rising global demand for makhana is transforming Bihar’s traditional crop into a major economic opportunity for farmers.
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