Bihar Diwas 2024

Bihar Diwas 2024

History and Significance:Bihar Diwas 2024

• Bihar Diwas is celebrated on March 22nd every year to commemorate the formation of the state of Bihar.
• The day marks the anniversary of the state’s separation from Bengal in 1912 and its establishment as an independent province in British India.

Celebrations and Events:

• The celebrations usually include cultural programs, exhibitions, and events that showcase Bihar’s rich history, culture, and traditions.
• In previous years, the celebrations were held at Gandhi Maidan and surrounding auditoriums, featuring performances by national and international artists.
• However, due to the announcement of Lok Sabha elections, there will be no state-level program this year. Instead, local administrations in all districts will organize programs according to the guidelines of the State Election Commission.

Initiatives for Bihar Diwas 2024:

• Saran district is celebrating Bihar Diwas by conducting an awareness drive about the importance of voting in different trains on Friday.
• The awareness drives will be held under the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) program of the Election Commission of India.
• In Chhapra, a rally will start from Rajendra Stadium and participants will visit different compartments of passenger trains to spread awareness. Similar drives will be conducted at Marhoura and Sonepur sub-divisions.

Message from Chief Minister Nitish Kumar:

• Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has extended his greetings and best wishes to the people of Bihar on Bihar Diwas.
• He expressed hope that Bihar will continue to progress and prosper, emphasizing the importance of unity, brotherhood, social harmony, and goodwill among the people.
• He pledged to work together to take Bihar to new heights of progress and enhance its pride.

Historical and Cultural Importance:Bihar Diwas 2024

• Bihar is known for its rich history and heritage. It is the land where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment and where Lord Mahavir, the founder of Jainism, was born.
• It is also the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth Sikh Guru, and has been the land of many great personalities like Chandragupta Maurya, Chanakya, and Aryabhata.
• Bihar has numerous historical sites and monuments, including the ancient Nalanda University, which has been recently revived as an international institution.

Conclusion:

• Bihar Diwas is not just a celebration of the formation of the state but also a reflection of its glorious past and a reminder of its potential for the future.
• It is a day to celebrate Bihar’s cultural diversity, historical significance, and contributions to the nation.