Kashmir, March 22, 2025 – Bihar marked its 113th Foundation Day, observed as “Bihar Day,” with fervour and festivities across the state today. Bihar stood tall as a symbol of its rich heritage and relentless progress, drawing congratulations and best wishes from leaders and citizens alike, including Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha.
The day was a vibrant celebration of Bihar’s glorious past and its strides into the future. Ancient centers of learning like Nalanda and Vikramshila remain enduring testaments to the state’s intellectual legacy, while luminaries such as Chanakya and Aryabhata continue to inspire generations. Bihar, often hailed as the cradle of spirituality, has been home to towering figures like Lord Buddha and Guru Gobind Singh, whose teachings resonate globally. The state’s cultural diversity—expressed through its languages, traditions, and festivals—paints a vivid picture of unity in diversity.
Festivities across Bihar included cultural programs, educational seminars, and public gatherings, with citizens reflecting on their shared history and aspirations. In a message of solidarity, LG Manoj Sinha extended his greetings to the people of Bihar, lauding the state’s contributions to India’s cultural and intellectual tapestry. “Bihar’s journey from ancient wisdom to modern progress is a source of pride for the nation,” Sinha remarked, emphasizing the importance of preserving heritage while embracing development.
State leaders echoed this sentiment, expressing optimism for Bihar’s future. “This is a day to honour our roots and renew our commitment to growth,” said a senior official during a ceremony in Patna. From infrastructure advancements to educational reforms, Bihar continues to carve a path forward, balancing its illustrious past with a vision for prosperity.
As the sun set on March 22, 2025, Bihar Day served as both a celebration and a clarion call—a reminder of the state’s enduring spirit and its promise to shine ever brighter on India’s horizon.