Nitish Kumar Set to Take Oath as Bihar CM for a Historic 10th Term
On 20 November 2025, Bihar witnessed a historic moment as Nitish Kumar, the Janata Dal (United) chief, was sworn in as Chief Minister for an unprecedented 10th term. The swearing-in ceremony at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan drew some of the country’s most influential political leaders, following the BJP-led NDA’s emphatic victory in the recently concluded Assembly elections. With the NDA securing a robust mandate of 202 seats, the political landscape in Bihar enters a new era marked by promises of development, governance continuity, and renewed alliances.
The 2025 Bihar Assembly elections delivered a resounding win for the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance.
Key Election Numbers
Both BJP and JD(U) contested 101 constituencies each.
This clear mandate paved the way for Nitish Kumar to return as Chief Minister, further solidifying his longstanding influence in Bihar politics.
The ceremony began around 11:30 AM at the historic Gandhi Maidan in Patna.
Major Highlights
Nitish Kumar greeted the crowd as he prepared for another term as CM.
The BJP strengthened its role in the new government with two Deputy CMs.
Deputy Chief Ministers
A strong team from the Janata Dal (United) joined the new cabinet.
JD(U) Ministers
These leaders represent a blend of experience and regional influence within the party.
Several BJP leaders were inducted into the cabinet in a coordinated swearing-in.
BJP Ministers
Their induction reflects the BJP’s substantial position in the coalition and its strategic expansion in state governance.
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