Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today inspected the construction progress of the Mithapur Health Science and Engineering University in Patna, underscoring the state government’s focus on expanding higher education infrastructure. The site visit covered ongoing work on academic blocks, laboratories, libraries, residential facilities and utility services, with the Chief Minister receiving detailed briefings from project engineers and nodal officials.
During the inspection, Nitish Kumar emphasised the importance of completing the university campus in a timely manner and maintaining high standards of quality and safety. He directed officials to ensure that construction milestones are met according to the established timeline and urged stringent monitoring of material quality and workmanship. “This institution should be a model for modern multidisciplinary education and research in Bihar,” he said, adding that it should offer world-class facilities for students and faculty alike.
Officials from the Engineering and Construction Department reported progress on major structural works and informed the Chief Minister that drainage, power supply and road connectivity inside the campus are also being developed concurrently. Additional provisions for an innovation centre, advanced research labs and smart classrooms were discussed to support future academic programmes in medicine, engineering and allied sciences.
Local stakeholders and educational experts welcomed the inspection, saying it reflects the government’s sustained commitment to enhancing access to quality higher education in Bihar. Once operational, the Mithapur university is expected to attract students from across the region, bolster research output and provide skilled professionals in health sciences
The CM’s directive includes expedited clearances, efficient contract management and close coordination with state and central agencies to ensure the project’s success.
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