– SC/ST department: 1,800 teaching/non-teaching posts for new residential schools (40).
– BNSS implementation: 760 posts created for prosecution cadre strengthening.
– Prohibition Unit: Created a separate “Prohibition and State Narcotics Control Bureau” with 88 posts to focus solely on narcotics control.
– Engineering/polytechnic colleges: Posts created for faculty/staff in these institutions.
– Increased risk allowance by up to ₹25,000/month for ATS police personnel.
– Stipend hikes for medical interns (₹27k from ₹20k) and physiotherapy/occupational therapy interns (₹20k from ₹15k).
– Honorarium raises include Gram Kutchery Secretaries (₹6k → ₹9k) and Technical Assistants (₹27k → ₹40k).
The Bihar Cabinet’s decisions reflect a clear emphasis on enhancing key sectors such as healthcare infrastructure, women’s entrepreneurship opportunities through significant investment schemes like the Mukhya Mantri Mahila Rozgar Yojana ($2 billion equivalent allocation), educational expansion via job creation in schools/colleges aimed at underserved communities like SC/STs-a move that can positively contribute toward human capital generation.
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