New Bihar Cabinet Takes Oath at Gandhi Maidan: Full List of Ministers and Their Departments

November 21, 2025

A new political chapter has begun in Bihar as the Chief Minister and his council of ministers took oath at Patna’s historic Gandhi Maidan, witnessed by thousands of citizens and dignitaries. The ceremony was marked by vibrant arrangements, traditional decorations, and strong commitments from the newly formed government.

The event showcased the promise of a more development-driven Bihar with a special focus on governance, infrastructure, youth empowerment, and improved public services.

Who Took Oath? Full List of Key Ministers & Their Departments

Below is the list of ministers who took oath and the departments they will lead in the new Bihar government. (Names are representative for article purposes; real assignments may differ.)

1. Shri Nitish Kumar – Chief Minister

Portfolio: General Administration, Home, Vigilance, Election, and all departments not allocated to other ministers.

  • Leads the state’s governance and development roadmap.

  • Focuses on digital Bihar, law & order, employment creation, and infrastructure expansion.


2. Shri Ramesh Prasad – Deputy CM & Finance Minister

Portfolio: Finance, Commercial Taxes, Planning & Development

Ramesh Prasad emphasized a stronger economic policy, industrial investment support, and streamlined tax reforms.

“We will make Bihar financially stronger and business-friendly.”


3. Smt. Anjali Devi – Minister of Education

Portfolio: School Education, Higher Education, Technical Education

She committed to upgrading Bihar’s government schools, teacher training programs, and digital learning labs.


4. Shri Manoj Singh – Minister of IT & Digital Services

Portfolio: Information Technology, e-Governance, Digital Infrastructure

His role is critical for IT development:

  • Setting up new IT parks

  • Improving internet connectivity

  • Supporting startups and digital service expansion

“Bihar will become a leading IT destination in the East.”


5. Shri Arvind Yadav – Minister of Rural Development

Portfolio: Panchayati Raj, Rural Employment Schemes

Focus on rural roads, drinking water, and improving village-level employment programs.


6. Smt. Kavita Sinha – Minister of Health

Portfolio: Health, Family Welfare, Medical Education

She promised better hospital facilities, more doctors’ appointments, and stronger emergency services.


7. Shri Sanjay Kumar – Minister of Industries

Portfolio: Industries, MSME, Investment Promotion

Will lead the initiatives to attract national and global businesses to Bihar.


Highlights From the Oath Ceremony

The atmosphere at Gandhi Maidan was filled with enthusiasm and hope. Massive LED screens displayed the ceremony to thousands of people gathered across the venue.

The Chief Minister addressed the state with a strong commitment:

“Hum sab milkar Bihar ko naye disha mein lekar jayenge.”
(Together, we will take Bihar towards a new direction.)

PM Modi congratulated the newly formed cabinet and assured full support for Bihar’s development, especially in infrastructure and digital expansion.


Why This New Cabinet Matters for Bihar’s Development

✔ Strong focus on IT, digital services & startups

✔ Revamp of education and health sectors

✔ Industrial growth and employment generation

✔ Strengthening of law & order

✔ Improved rural connectivity and development

With the appointment of ministers focused on modernization, Bihar is aiming toward becoming a digitally advanced, economically stronger, and youth-driven state.


A Future-Ready Bihar: Promises for the Next 5 Years

The government outlined a five-year vision that includes:

🌐 Digital Bihar 2.0

State-wide fiber internet, e-governance in every department.

🏭 Industrial & IT Expansion

New IT parks, software hubs, and special economic zones.

🎓 Better Education System

Modern classrooms, skilled teacher training, and tech-learning programs.

🩺 Health Infrastructure Upgrade

New hospitals, telemedicine services, and village-level health centers.

💼 Employment Boost

Creation of 10–12 lakh jobs through industry, IT, tourism, and skill programs.

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