Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has reportedly finalized his core team of bureaucrats as he prepares to accelerate the state’s investment drive. According to individuals familiar with the matter, Choudhary’s administrative lineup includes a mix of experienced IAS officers and a few new faces known for their work in industrial policy and infrastructure development.

Sources close to the Chief Minister indicate that he is also considering the induction of select technocrats into key advisory roles to inject specialized expertise into policymaking. The objective, aides say, is to fast-track decisions, streamline clearances, and strengthen Bihar’s appeal to domestic and foreign investors.

Choudhary’s primary focus is on creating a robust manufacturing ecosystem across key districts by targeting sectors such as food processing, automobiles, and textiles. His team is reportedly crafting policies to modernize industrial infrastructure, improve logistics, and establish investor facilitation cells. The overarching aim is to position Bihar as a competitive, industry-friendly destination capable of generating large-scale employment and inclusive economic growth.