Bihar signs Rs 51,600 crore MoUs for industrial investment

The government of Bihar, a state in India, invited big companies to invest money there.

On Thursday, it signed special agreements, called MoUs, with many companies.

Together, these agreements are worth around Rs 51,600 crore, which is a huge amount of money.

The companies plan to build factories and businesses in Bihar.

The leader of the state, Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, says this will create many jobs.

Bihar wants to become a big place for making steel.

The government also wants growth in textiles, food processing, medicines, and nuclear energy.

Textiles are good because they need many workers, so lots of people can find jobs.

New food processing units would also help farmers sell their products and strengthen the rural economy.

The state is getting ready for a big event called Bihar Business Connect-2026 to welcome even more investors.