Patna: State Industry Minister Shahnawaz Hussain on Monday inaugurated the Bihar Pavilion at the India International Trade Fair (IITF) in Pragati Maidan in Delhi and also cut the ribbon which marked the beginning of the Bihar Day celebration at Fair.
In Communique from Delhi, Hussain said the Bihar Pavilion in IITF had attracted a large number of visitors.
During the initial function, BJP MP Manoj Tiwari and MLC Party Sanjay Mayukh was also present.
While the 40th IITF theme is ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’, the product exhibition from Bihar’s countryside is also held at Bihar Pavilion in harmony with ‘Atmanirbhar Gaon’ as an extension of Bihar Atmanirbhar.
“The progress made by the state under the leadership of CM Nitish Kumar has been exhibited at Bihar Pavilion,” Hussain added.
He said 519 industrial units have so far been arranged in Bihar and many more in the pipe.
“The investment proposal worth RS 30,000 Crore has been accepted for ethanol production in the state, he said, adding remaining proposals have come to invest in food, health care, oxygen, tourism, manufacturing and other sectors.” Those who used to say that it was impossible for establishing industries in Bihar, we will disappoint them, “he said Bangles, Cane and Bamboo Craft, Madhubani and Manjusha paintings, silk fabrics, handicrafts and textiles made by Wevers.
Direct shows about Making Madhubani’s paintings by Padma Shri Duliyi Devi receiver is also organized.
More than 500 industrial units were established in Bihar: Shahnawaz Hussain
