But here’s what no one’s talking about: this isn’t just about software. It’s about changing Bihar’s entire job map. For years, Bihar’s youth chased government jobs or migrated for work. Now, the state is betting big; ₹225 crore on logistics parks, district-level IT teams, and a tech hub in Gardanibagh. The goal? Not just jobs; but local retention. If 100 companies set up shop here, it could mean salaries, skill growth, and a new identity for Patna: not just a political capital, but a tech node. The real test? Whether the talent stays. Will Bihar’s engineers and graduates still look to Bangalore or Hyderabad; or will they build here? The state’s betting on itself. The clock starts now.