New Delhi: Iim-Bodh Style Students, the third generation IIim located in Bihar, has created a documentary, ‘Bihar Ek Parichay,’ to introduce this country with a newly installed batch.
Documentary films are part of the IIM mission to rebuild the country’s image in project mode.
The Institute held Sanjay Kumar, additional school principals, the Ministry of Education, Government of Bihar and Maya Warwade, Commissioner, Division Magadh, style as the guest chief and guest of honor at the event.

Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see Result Bihar always known for his glorious history.
But the country is now growing rapidly in the current era in connection with an increase in GDP tariffs over the past three years and is on the way writing a new story of its development.
This documentary aims to make youth Bihar realize all the roads available here and motivate them to contribute to the development of Bihar.
Bihar has gamut opportunities and resources in the tourism sector, textiles and handsloom, processing of food, fisheries, milk, and all other industries.
The strategic geographical location of Bihar is enabler in the development of the state, and the resources in the state will pave the way for countless work options.
There is plenty of space for state talent migrating from Bihar.
They must consider the opportunities for developments available to them here and take part active in the developing country economy.
Post premiere from the documentary, Vinita Sahay, Director, Iim-Bodh style, appreciate the hard work of all students involved in this project.
Sahay said that it was the most important as an educator to teach students to be proud of things that belong to them in patriotic spirit, such as badges to become Bodh Style students.
Kumar highlights various aspects of Bihar such as culture, cuisine, historical value, etc.
He talked about the strong effects of the British era about Bihar growth and how the socio-economic situation had planted post-independence.
Warwade talks about the geographical aspects of Bihar.
He mentioned state agricultural property and highlighted how this property was harvested to bring income for the state.