Patna Sahib became the first solar-powered railway station in Bihar under Indian Railways’ sustainability mission.

Chhath Puja, a key festival in Bihar celebrated with devotion to the Sun God, was added to UNESCO's heritage list in 2024.

The Central University of South Bihar (Gaya) gained recognition for its academic excellence and was upgraded recently.

According to the Bihar Economic Survey 2024, the services sector showed the highest growth, driven by IT, telecom, and transport.

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Bihar (especially the Koderma–Jhajha belt) was once one of the leading producers of mica in India.

Siddheshwar Nath Temple is a famous pilgrimage site in Sitamarhi, which is also believed to be Sita’s birthplace.

Patna’s airport is named after freedom fighter Jayaprakash Narayan and is the busiest airport in Bihar.

The Patna High Court was officially established in 1916 and serves as the highest court of the state.

Kanwar Lake is Asia’s largest freshwater oxbow lake and a notified Ramsar site, located in Begusarai.

Sonpur Mela, held at the confluence of Ganga and Gandak, is Asia’s largest cattle fair with historical and religious significance.

The Bihar Legislative Council was established in 1952, making Bihar one of the few states with a bicameral legislature.

Sheikhpura became the first fully electrified district in Bihar under rural electrification schemes.

Sama-Chakeva is a folk festival in Mithila region that celebrates the sibling bond and is associated with daughters’ well-being.

Built in 1879 near Pune, it is the oldest dam in Maharashtra.

Darbhanga Raj was one of the richest zamindaris and supported Sanskrit scholars, temples, and literary works.

Bihar School of Yoga, founded by Swami Satyananda Saraswati, is globally recognized and based in Munger.

Sheohar is the smallest district in Bihar by population, highlighting challenges related to development and resources.

Babu Kunwar Singh, a zamindar from Jagdishpur, led a valiant resistance against the British during the 1857 revolt.

The Rajgir Dance Festival showcases classical and folk performances and is organized by Bihar’s Department of Art, Culture & Youth.

Buxar is known for traditional handmade wooden items, including combs, and also holds historical importance for its battles.

Mahatma Gandhi Setu connects Patna to Hajipur. It is one of the longest river bridges in India.

Syed Hasan Imam was a prominent freedom fighter and presided over the INC session in 1918. He hailed from Bihar.

Maner Sharif is a renowned Sufi pilgrimage site, home to the tombs of Sufi saints Makhdoom Yahya Maneri and Makhdoom Shah Daulat.

Langat Singh College in Muzaffarpur had Asia’s first planetarium, built in the early 20th century, showing Bihar’s scientific legacy

As per the 2011 Census, Bihar is the second most populous state in India, after Uttar Pradesh.

Bihar shares a long international border with Nepal to its north, facilitating trade and cultural exchanges.

Danapur, near Patna, is the regimental center for the Bihar Regiment, one of the most decorated units in the Indian Army.