Hospital Desk, Patna. Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary presented a big vision regarding the development, technology, law and order and education of Bihar in the AI Summit organized in the capital Patna on Saturday.
He said that the coming era is of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and it is going to play a big role in the economy, administrative system, policing and industry development of Bihar.
In the program organized at Urja Stadium, the Chief Minister said that thousands of CCTV cameras are installed in the capital and with the help of AI technology, criminals can be reached very fast.
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Giving an example, he said that if the system is instructed to find a person with a green towel, the AI can immediately track him. However, he clarified that he was not referring to any particular person.
Giving a strong message on law and order, the Chief Minister said that criminals have no caste or religion in Bihar. The police have been given complete freedom.
And if a criminal challenges the police or administration, a reply must be received within 48 hours. He said that establishing ‘Rule of Law’ is the top priority of the government.
Savings in administration and tender systems from AI
Samrat Chaudhary said that the use of AI will not be limited to policing only, but will also be used to increase transparency and efficiency in various departments.
He claimed that the government has saved a lot of money by using AI in re-investigation of tenders. He instructed officials to create such a platform on “cooperation portal”.
Where people living in Bihar or the country and the world can give suggestions to carry forward the glorious heritage of Magadha and Bihar.
Return to Bihar or contribute while staying outside
Making an emotional appeal to the youth and migrant Biharis, the Chief Minister said that those who are doing better work outside or abroad can repay the debt of their birthplace even by staying there.
He said that the government will worry about those who migrate for wages, but those who have achieved success should contribute to the development of Bihar.
Ganga Expressway, IT hub and target of 20 thousand MW power
The Chief Minister said that the aim of the government is not only to set up industries in Bihar, but to strengthen the entire economy.
He informed that the revenue of the state is Rs 60 thousand crores, which is set to be increased to Rs 70 thousand crores.
He announced that Patna’s Marine Drive is currently 21 kilometers long, but now about 125 kilometers long Ganga Expressway will be built.
This will be a project worth about Rs 19 thousand crores and is targeted to be completed in the next three years on PPP model.
Samrat Chaudhary said that big investments are coming in IT hub, data center and power sector in Bihar. The state is currently producing 10 thousand megawatts of electricity and a target has been set to increase it to 20 thousand megawatts in the next five years.
The Chief Minister also indicated major changes in the education sector. He said that model schools would be established in all 534 blocks of the state.
10 model schools in Patna, while five model schools each will be built in municipal corporation areas like Gaya, Biharsharif, Purnia, Darbhanga and Bhagalpur.
He said that the government will also develop coaching system for talented children and degree colleges will be opened in 211 blocks.
There is also a plan to establish special universities like Physics, Mathematics and Architecture in Bihar in the coming time.
Samrat Chaudhary said that the youth of Bihar have new technology and new thinking, so now the time has come that the new generation should teach modern thinking to administration and politics also. He said that “is to prepare the way to change Bihar through AI.”
