Patna, January 1 (ABN): Chief Minister Nitish Kumar launched the Bihar Diary 2026 and Calendar 2026 published by the Information and Public Relations Department of the Bihar government at 'Sankalp' located at 1, Anne Marg, and handed them over to the people of the state.

Bihar is moving forward on the path of development with confidence and determination, where development schemes have become a part of people's lives. The Calendar 2026 includes public welfare works initiated in the state with the objectives of fulfilling the dreams of a developed Bihar. The Seven Resolves 3.0 is the foundation of a 'Developed Bihar', which includes opportunities, facilities, and respect in the life of every citizen.

Under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, investment, industry, agriculture, and cooperation have formed a new triangle of development. Schemes for the development of education and skills have prepared the youth for global competition, while the goal of creating one crore jobs is making Bihar self-sufficient.

The IT Policy 2024, Start-Up Bihar, and Digital Skill Centres have given a new impetus to innovation. There has been rapid improvement in culture, tourism, and rural infrastructure. The projects of JP Ganga Path, Metro, and Airport have become symbols of connectivity and investment.

The women associated with Jeevika are examples of empowerment. Meanwhile, health services, sports, and the mushroom industry have given Bihar a new identity. Good governance, policy stability, and public participation are together fulfilling the dream of a bright future of 'Developed Bihar'.

The January page of the Bihar Calendar 2026 has a comprehensive, balanced, and sustainable roadmap for development under the Seven Resolves 3.0 - Development, Trust, and Public Welfare.

The first resolve is 'Double Employment - Double Income', the second resolve is 'Prosperous Industry - Strong Bihar', the third resolve is 'Progress in Agriculture - Prosperity of the State', the fourth resolve is 'Higher Education - Bright Future', the fifth resolve is 'Accessible Health - Secure Life', the sixth resolve is 'Strong Foundation - Modern Expansion', and the seventh and final resolve is 'Respect for All - Easy Life'.

These resolves will improve the standard of living of every section of society and take Bihar to new heights, so that Bihar becomes one of the most developed states in the country.

The February page of the calendar tells a new story of industrial development. In recent years, there has been rapid development in industry and trade in Bihar.

The March page is dedicated to 'Education and Skill', through which Bihar has made education and skill development the foundation of future construction.

The April page is dedicated to 'Employment', under which the Nitish government has given special priority to job creation in Bihar.

The May page focuses on 'Science and Technology', with an emphasis on innovation and building the future.

The June page is dedicated to 'Cultural Heritage, Bihar's Identity', which highlights the state's rich historical and cultural heritage.

The July page is dedicated to 'Rural Development, Empowered Panchayats, and Progressive Bihar', under which the villages of Bihar are getting a new identity for development.

The August page is dedicated to 'Expansion of Basic Infrastructure, New Foundation of Prosperity', under which Bihar has gained a new pace of development under good governance and farsighted leadership.

The September page is dedicated to 'Empowerment of Women, Half of the Population, Full Rights', under which women's empowerment has been made the foundation of development in Bihar.

The October page is dedicated to 'Expansion and Strengthening of Health Services', which has given Bihar a new identity.

The November page is dedicated to 'Department of Sports, Under the Wings of Youth Enthusiasm', under which Bihar has made continuous progress in the field of sports in recent years.

The last page of the calendar (December) highlights the Fox Nut (Makhana), which is giving Bihar an international identity.

On the occasion of the release of the Bihar Diary and Calendar, Information and Public Relations Minister Mr. Vijay Kumar Choudhary, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Mr. Deepak Kumar, Chief Secretary Mr. Pritya Amrit, Secretary to the Chief Minister and Secretary, Information and Public Relations Department, Mr. Anupam Kumar, Secretary to the Chief Minister Mr. Kumar Ravi, Chief Minister's OSD Mr. Gopal Singh, and Director, Information and Public Relations Department, Mr. Anil Kumar were present.