The Cabinet approved this policy to replace the previous “Naxalism Eradication Policy-2023”. Under the new policy, surrendered Naxalites will receive financial assistance, education, employment, security, and rehabilitation support. Also included are relief measures for victims of Naxal violence.
The Chhattisgarh government has set the procurement price of paddy at ₹3,100/quintal. The procurement period is from November 15, 2025 to January 31, 2026. Measures include a cap (21 quintals per acre), e-KYC via AgriStack, digital crop survey, timely payments (6-7 days), and other procedural safeguards to prevent irregularity.
In September 2025, the Bihar Cabinet approved key measures to support financial and social welfare. It decided to invite proposals from banks to provide short-term salary loans to government employees for urgent financial needs. The Mukhyamantri Divyangjan Udyami Yojana was expanded, offering higher subsidies and loan limits to promote entrepreneurship among persons with disabilities. The Bihar Disability Pension Scheme was strengthened with improved digital verification and faster disbursal of benefits. Additionally, new skill development and self-employment training modules under the SAMBAL program were launched to empower differently-abled beneficiaries.
The Cabinet approved extension of certain educational benefits (scholarships, stipends, hostel/ashram admission) to communities that were technically excluded from the Scheduled Castes / Scheduled Tribes lists (such as Dihari Korwa, Baghel Kshatriya, Sansari Oraon, Pabia/Pavia/Paviya, Domra). Also approved was state financial support for rooftop solar plants under PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana.
In September 2025, the Bihar Cabinet approved amendments to the Industrial Development Policy to attract more investment and boost economic growth. The revisions include simplified procedures for land allotment and faster approvals for industrial projects. Incentives such as tax benefits and infrastructure support were enhanced to encourage both large and small enterprises. Special provisions were introduced to promote startups and MSMEs across key sectors. These reforms aim to create a more investor-friendly environment and accelerate industrial development in the state.