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Bihar CM Launches TechConnect Portal, Signs MoU with Survey of India
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 04:37 PM
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Bihar Chief Minister Smriti Irani (referred as Samrat Chaudhary in source) launched the TechConnect portal and signed an MoU with Survey of India to promote space-based technology and scientific innovation for state development.
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has officially launched the 'TechConnect' portal, a digital initiative aimed at fostering technological innovation within the state. The launch event marked a significant step towards integrating modern scientific tools into the state's administrative and developmental framework.
During the ceremony, the Chief Minister emphasized the critical role of space-based technology and scientific innovation in enhancing governance and driving economic growth in Bihar. He highlighted that such advancements are essential for addressing local challenges and improving public service delivery.
As part of the same initiative, an MoU was signed with the Survey of India. This agreement is expected to facilitate the use of precise geospatial data and mapping services to support infrastructure planning and resource management across the state.
The government views this collaboration as a strategic move to align Bihar's development goals with national technological standards, ensuring that scientific progress directly benefits the state's citizens and administrative efficiency.
During the ceremony, the Chief Minister emphasized the critical role of space-based technology and scientific innovation in enhancing governance and driving economic growth in Bihar. He highlighted that such advancements are essential for addressing local challenges and improving public service delivery.
As part of the same initiative, an MoU was signed with the Survey of India. This agreement is expected to facilitate the use of precise geospatial data and mapping services to support infrastructure planning and resource management across the state.
The government views this collaboration as a strategic move to align Bihar's development goals with national technological standards, ensuring that scientific progress directly benefits the state's citizens and administrative efficiency.