A special program was organized on Saturday at the Barhara Block Office auditorium to mark the completion of the first 100 days of the Bihar government's tenure. During the event, the Chief Minister's address and the achievements of the government's initial 100 days, presented at the main ceremony in Patna, were broadcast live via video conferencing. Local public representatives, block-level officials, employees, and a large number of Jeevika Didis participated, gaining insights into the government's accomplishments and upcoming development plans.

The Chief Minister, in his address, detailed the development work undertaken by various departments during the first 100 days. He emphasized the government's priority on education, health, rural development, road construction, drinking water, agriculture, women's empowerment, employment generation, and infrastructure development. He reiterated the commitment to accelerate development work and ensure welfare schemes reach the last person in society.

Attendees were informed about the progress, achievements, and future action plans of various government schemes. Officials stated that all departments are working in coordination to ensure effective implementation of schemes, maximizing benefits for the common people. Discussions also focused on reviewing development work, improving the operation of welfare schemes, enhancing transparency, and ensuring timely execution. Officials clarified that the government's priority is to bring development to every village and improve the living standards of citizens.

The program was attended by prominent figures including Twenty-Point Chairman Shubham Pandey, Block Development Officer Nilesh Kumar, Block Panchayati Raj Officer Govind Kumar, Jeevika BPM Shyam Ji, along with other block-level officials, public representatives, staff, and many Jeevika women.