Bihar TRE-4: 32,388 teachers will be recruited in Bihar under TRE-4, CM Samrat Chaudhary announced

New Delhi. There is a big good news for the candidates who are dreaming of becoming government teachers in Bihar. Giving a gift to the youth of the state, Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has announced the appointment of 32,388 teachers under the Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE-4). CM said that the requisition in this regard has been sent to Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) by the Education Department. The Chief Minister said, this is an important step of the NDA government of Bihar towards realizing the resolve of quality education, employment to the youth and developed Bihar.

Details of posts:

– Class 1–5: 3,847

– Class 6–8: 8,563

– Class 9–10: 3,877

– Class 11-12: 16,101

Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary said that our government is continuously committed to providing maximum employment opportunities to the youth and taking the education system of Bihar to new heights. After this announcement, it is now expected that the advertisement related to recruitment may be released in August.

Other decisions of Bihar Cabinet

– Under Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), 22000 posts of Anganwadi workers/helpers will be restored.

– It was decided to provide approved projects for new cooperative sugar mills and sugarcane by-products based industries in the closed sugar mill complexes located at Raiyam in Darbhanga and Sakri in Madhubani.

Under the State Vegetable Processing and Marketing Scheme, a scheme of ₹ 106.39 crore was approved for strengthening and expansion of the three-tier cooperative system of Vegfed.

– Administrative approval to Lakhisarai and Kishanganj water supply projects under the centrally sponsored Amrit 2.0 Mission. The cost of Lakhisarai water supply project will be Rs 150.96 crore while the cost of Kishanganj water supply project will be Rs 53.71 crore.

– Administrative approval was given to two high level RCC bridge construction projects on NH-333A in Jamui district by the Road Construction Department. These projects will improve regional connectivity, ease transportation and give new momentum to local trade, agriculture and economic activities.