CM Nitish Kumar inspects Hajipur’s industrial areas, including a shoe export unit and Britannia factory, calling it a new era of growth for Bihar.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar visited Hajipur for the first time after taking the oath of office ten times, and he thoroughly examined the industrial areas in this city. Bihar’s industrial landscape is changing quickly, and Hajipur is becoming a major manufacturing base both domestically and internationally, according to his visit. The chief minister assessed a number of industries, including a shoe export factory and Britannia’s cookie section, and declared that Bihar is currently in a new phase of growth.
Nitish Kumar examines Hajipur’s industrial districts
During his first visit to Hajipur on Sunday, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar thoroughly inspected a number of industrial sites. In Hajipur, the CM went to a number of enterprises. He arrived at a reputable shoe factory that exported shoes to Russia during this time, where he engaged with the management and employees while closely observing the production process. The fact that shoes made in Bihar are being shipped to Russia, he said, is a source of pride for the state.
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engaged with women while seeing cookie making in the Britannia unit.
After that, the Chief Minister went to Britannia’s Cookies and Biscuit Construction Unit. He asked about employment, production capacity, and quality. He noted that Bihar is developing quickly and that the state’s products are becoming well-known both domestically and internationally when speaking to the women who are creating the clothing and the workers.
Job security was increased.
During the inspection, the area was made more secure. According to the Chief Minister, the development of industry will boost jobs and hasten the process of turning Bihar into a developed state. On the occasion, JD(U) Vaishali MLA Siddharth Patel and district office-bearer Varsha Singh were also in attendance.