Bihar Business Connect 2024: Changing Perceptions, Attracting Investments

The Bihar Business Connect 2024 roadshow kicked off in Kolkata, aiming to change negative perceptions about the state and attract massive investments. Minister Nitish Mishra emphasized Bihar's potential, while notable business leaders praised the state's investor-friendly environment. Plans are underway for multiple roadshows to promote the summit in December.

The Bihar Business Connect 2024 roadshow commenced in Kolkata on Monday, drawing significant interest from investors. State Industries and Tourism Minister Nitish Mishra focused on dispelling misconceptions about Bihar, highlighting its potential.

In a packed venue, Mishra stressed that Bihar is often perceived negatively and these roadshows aim to change that narrative. He announced plans for 4-5 more roadshows in various cities, including possibly international locales, leading up to the December summit.

'Bihar will roll out the red carpet for both domestic and foreign investors,' Mishra declared. The Indian Chamber of Commerce, partnering for the roadshow, acknowledged Bihar's progress and potential as a major investment hub.

Amit Saraogi of Anmol Feeds lauded the state's investor-friendly policies, mentioning his company's substantial investments in Bihar. The single-window clearance system and timely subsidy disbursements were highlighted as key attractions.

Tushar Jain of Priority Bags shared how his expanding business in Muzaffarpur provides employment to 3,200 local laborers. Abhay Kumar Singh, Secretary of Tourism and IT, detailed the incentives available under the Bihar Tourism Policy for developing tourism infrastructure.

Chief Secretary of Industry Sandeep Poundrik discussed Bihar's economic achievements, particularly in agriculture. He announced upcoming investments from Britannia and HCL Tech, emphasizing Bihar's readiness to contribute to national development through Invest India initiatives.

Mishra urged the industry to explore Bihar's opportunities before forming opinions, reiterating the state's commitment to fostering a conducive investment environment.

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