Patna, Nov 26th : .Of Bihar’s 38 districts a Niti Aayog Report has revealed that Kishanganj ranks the poorest. According to the latest report by Niti Aayog, five districts have 60% of the population in the rich category, while eleven have more than 60% of the poor.
The Seemanchal region’s minority-dominant Kishanganj has 64.75 percent of its residents living below the poverty line (BPL).Next are Araria (66.465%), Madhepura (66.43%), East Champaran (664.13%), Supaul (664.10%), Jamui (664.01%) and Sitamarhi (66.346%).
Currently, 50 percent of the poorest districts are Munger (40.99%), Rohtas (47.50%), Siwan (40.55%) and Bhojpur (30.40%).
The richest city in India is Patna.According to the Niti Aayog report 29.20 percent falls under the category of rich people in Patna.This is followed by Muzaffarpur and Gaya districts.
RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav attacked Chief Minister Nitish Kul, saying that he “should be ashamed” of Bihar’s position in all sectors, including education and health.
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