The Let’s Inspire Bihar campaign reached a crescendo at Talkatora Stadium with the Bihar Development Summit 2026, assembling a powerhouse of leaders and global stakeholders committed to reshaping Bihar’s destiny. This historic assembly echoed the national dream of a developed India by 2047.
Giriraj Singh presided over the inauguration, with Vijay Sinha and Dr. Dilip Jaiswal in prominent roles, all orchestrated by IPS Vikas Vaibhav. The event’s symbolic lamp-lighting heralded a new dawn.
Audiovisual tributes to LIB’s journey blended with performances by Deepak Thakur, Neetu Nutan, and literary luminaries, creating an electrifying ambiance.
Vaibhav profusely thanked attendees, spotlighting 5,000 registrants and international presence. From three pioneers in 2021 to 3.5 lakh strong, LIB embodies unstoppable momentum. He dismantled Bihari stereotypes by honoring ancient achievements, urging unity against divisive caste practices.
‘Outsiders can’t deliver salvation; Biharis must,’ he proclaimed, outlining a migration-free future via grassroots startups and commended Sinha’s reform strides.
Singh reinforced Bihar’s pivotal role in India’s narrative, promoting MSME-driven employment and praising LIB’s structured outreach. Sinha celebrated its harmony-building ethos, linking it to land clarity for economic boom. Jaiswal pledged synergy for infrastructure and ventures, aligning with LIB’s ambitious targets.
Vaibhav’s 2021 launch has galvanized 350,000 volunteers around education and enterprise. Free centers aid 2,000 children; 103 diaspora members uplift villages; 600 startups fuel growth. Aiming for five per district by 2028, LIB gears up for broader national engagements, solidifying Bihar’s path to self-reliance.