Patna: Bihar’s investor outreach programme, set up to boost industrial investment and improve engagement with businesses, has been rescheduled to January 2, 2026. The meeting, typically held every Thursday, has been shifted from January 1 due to the New Year holiday, according to a notice issued by the Cabinet Secretariat.
The weekly dialogue, initiated by Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit, is designed to offer investors a direct channel of communication with the government, with a focus on resolving bureaucratic hurdles and simplifying the process of establishing industries in the state. Officials describe the forum as an “effective platform” that has evolved into a key element of Bihar’s investment strategy.
Several major industrial groups have already taken part in the sessions, signalling interest in expanding operations in the region. The administration hopes that sustained dialogue and structural reforms will drive new investment, support job creation and provide fresh momentum to Bihar’s industrial landscape.
The state government believes the initiative could play a pivotal role in broadening the industrial base, even as infrastructure, regulatory confidence and access to land remain crucial factors for long-term growth.
