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News India Live, Digital Desk: The pride of the soil of Bihar is now shining across the seven seas in the British government. Born in Kanti (Sadatpur) of Muzaffarpur and became Britain’s first Indian-origin AI minister Kanishka Narayan Recently visited Bihar. During his emotional journey, he not only refreshed his childhood memories but also praised the changing face of Bihar.
1. Return to roots (Emotional Home Coming)
Kanishk Narayan was born in Muzaffarpur, but his parents (Santosh Kumar and Chetna Sinha) moved to Delhi and then to Wales (UK).
Village tour: On reaching his ancestral home after 23 years, Kanishka was welcomed in a traditional manner. He visited his old house and the streets where he spent his childhood.
Statement: Kanishk said, “There is a world of difference between the Bihar of 23 years ago and today’s Bihar. It is a pleasant surprise to see the network of roads and the availability of electricity.”
2. Praising the development work of Nitish government
Kanishk Narayan praised the reforms undertaken under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, especially women empowerment And Education Appreciated the work done in the field.
Connectivity: He described road connectivity and changes in rural infrastructure as the basis of modern development.
Future Expectation: He expressed hope that Bihar can now move rapidly towards becoming a ‘knowledge based economy’.
3. Possibilities of AI and technology in Bihar
As an AI minister, Kanishka discussed Bihar’s youth and technological development:
UK-Bihar Cooperation: He indicated that there is immense potential for future cooperation between Britain and Bihar in the field of education and Artificial Intelligence.
Message to the youth: Kanishk said that there is no dearth of talent among the youth of Bihar, there is just a need to connect them with the right platform and technology.
Kanishka Narayan: A Brief Introduction
| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| place of birth | Muzaffarpur, Bihar (India) |
| Post | UK Minister for AI and Digital Governance (Labour Party) |
| Education | Oxford and Stanford Universities |
| Important thing | The first person of Bihari origin to handle an important department like AI in the UK government. |
