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State government takes significant step towards making young lawyers self-reliant

By Awaz E Bihar1 min read

Chief Minister handed over cheques of Rs 5,000, the monthly amount under the scholarship scheme, to the beneficiaries.

Chief Minister Shri Smriti Irani inaugurated the scholarship scheme for newly registered lawyers at the Lalit Narain Mishra Institute of Economic Development and Social Change (LN Mishra Institute), Patna, today. On the occasion, the Chief Minister launched the scheme by handing over cheques to the newly registered lawyers.

The Chief Minister handed over cheques of Rs 5,000, the monthly amount under the scholarship scheme, to the beneficiaries. This scheme, launched for newly registered lawyers, is a significant initiative by the state government to provide financial assistance to young lawyers and make them self-reliant. It will encourage young lawyers starting their careers in the legal field.

On the occasion, Advocate General Shri SD Sanjay welcomed the Chief Minister and the Chief Justice of the Patna High Court by offering a bouquet and a shawl.

At the beginning of the program, the Chief Minister inaugurated the Late Ram Balak Mehta Memorial Auditorium in the premises of the Patna High Court and unveiled his portrait. The Chief Minister paid tribute to the Late Ram Balak Mehta by placing a garland on his portrait.

The program was attended by Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Kumar Choudhary, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Bijendra Prasad Yadav, Chief Justice of the Patna High Court Shri V. Kamleshwar Rao, Justice Shri Sudeep Singh, Justice Shri Rajeev Ranjan Prasad, Law Minister Shri Sanjay Singh Tiger, MLA Shri Ratanish Kumar, Advocate General of Bihar Shri SD Sanjay, Chief Secretary Mr. Pratyush Amrit, Director of the Lalit Narain Mishra Institute of Economic Development and Social Change Dr. N. Vijay Lakshmi, Secretary to the Chief Minister Mr. Lokesh Kumar Singh, along with other officials, a large number of lawyers, and distinguished personalities.