Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary presided over an oath-taking ceremony Thursday at Gandhi Maidan in Patna to swear in a new state cabinet [1, 2].

This expansion establishes the executive leadership of the NDA government in Bihar. The appointment of ministers allows the administration to allocate specific portfolios and begin implementing policy goals under Chaudhary's leadership.

Among those sworn into the government was Nishant Kumar [1, 2]. The ceremony began at 12:10 p.m. [1]. The event served as the formal induction of the leadership team following the appointment of Samrat Chaudhary as chief minister [1, 2].

According to reports, around 30 ministers were expected to be sworn in during the proceedings [1]. The gathering at Gandhi Maidan marked the transition to a full cabinet structure for the NDA-led government in Bihar [1, 2].

The process of forming this cabinet follows the established procedure for allocating ministerial positions after a change in the state's top leadership [2]. The new ministers will now assume their respective roles within the government framework to manage state affairs.

“Samrat Chaudhary presided over an oath-taking ceremony Thursday at Gandhi Maidan in Patna”

The formation of a full cabinet under Samrat Chaudhary signals the NDA government's move from a transition phase to full operational governance in Bihar. By appointing roughly 30 ministers, the administration is distributing political power and administrative responsibility across various portfolios to stabilize the state government.