Bihar ₹1000 Policy for Graduates : Relief or Just Revdi Economics?

Bihar Offers ₹1000 Monthly for Graduates

The Bihar government has announced a policy worth ₹600 crore aimed at providing ₹1000 per month to graduates across the state. While the initiative is presented as a measure to support youth, critics argue it raises concerns about long-term impact on employment and skill development.

This scheme does not address job creation, internships, or education reform—critical factors for empowering young professionals. Instead, it functions more as a short-term financial relief, offering a temporary boost without sustainable career opportunities.

Economists and policy experts note that while such allowances can provide immediate financial support, they do not substitute for structured pathways to employment, industrial growth, or innovation-driven skill building. The youth of India require opportunities that foster professional development, not just financial handouts.

The policy also highlights a broader debate on “revdi economics”, where public funds are distributed without strategic frameworks for long-term economic benefits. A sustainable approach would involve investments in skill development programs, industry partnerships, and entrepreneurship initiatives that create tangible employment avenues.

Ultimately, the effectiveness of this scheme will depend on whether it translates into real opportunities for graduates or remains a headline-driven measure with minimal structural impact.

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