The Bihar government has revealed a historic budget of Rs 3,47,589.76 crore for the financial year 2026–27, the largest ever in the state’s history. Finance Minister Bijendra Yadav presented this budget in the Bihar Legislative Assembly. This budget shows an increase of about Rs 30,695 crore compared to the previous financial year.
The budget focuses on boosting economic growth, creating jobs, and enhancing social justice. Notably, there is a significant rise in capital expenditure, with Rs 63,455.84 crore allocated, representing 18.26% of the total budget. This spending will go towards developing essential infrastructure like roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals.
Education and higher education have been prioritized in the budget, with a substantial allocation of Rs 68,216.95 crore. The health sector also receives attention with an allocation of Rs 21,270.40 crore aimed at improving healthcare services and facilities. Additionally, the budget emphasizes strengthening law and order through technological upgrades and increased policing infrastructure.
The government plans to extend the Agriculture Roadmap-4 to enhance agricultural production in Bihar. Under the Chief Minister Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme, farmers will receive extra assistance. The budget also includes initiatives to empower women, promote rural employment, and increase farmers’ income. The government aims to create one crore job opportunities and boost industrial growth through skill development and investment promotion.
