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Education
Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary Approves Two New Universities in Cabinet Meeting
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 23 Sep 2026, 05:31 PM
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Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary gave the green light to set up Dinakar University and Maa Sita University in two districts of Bihar, along with 24 other proposals, during a cabinet meeting.
Bihar's chief minister, Samrat Chaudhary, chaired a cabinet meeting today in Patna where he approved the creation of two new state universities – Dinakar University and Maa Sita University – to be located in separate districts. The decision is part of a broader agenda that saw 24 additional proposals receive cabinet endorsement, covering sectors such as infrastructure, health and education.
The two universities are expected to expand higher‑education opportunities in the regions, addressing long‑standing demand for local access to advanced courses and research facilities. Officials indicated that detailed project reports will be prepared and the necessary legislative procedures will follow in the coming weeks.
The cabinet's approval reflects the state government's focus on strengthening Bihar's academic ecosystem and fostering socio‑economic development through education. Stakeholders, including local leaders and academic bodies, have welcomed the move, citing potential benefits for students and the regional economy.
The two universities are expected to expand higher‑education opportunities in the regions, addressing long‑standing demand for local access to advanced courses and research facilities. Officials indicated that detailed project reports will be prepared and the necessary legislative procedures will follow in the coming weeks.
The cabinet's approval reflects the state government's focus on strengthening Bihar's academic ecosystem and fostering socio‑economic development through education. Stakeholders, including local leaders and academic bodies, have welcomed the move, citing potential benefits for students and the regional economy.