Bihar's Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, inaugurated the Religious Trust Conference on Thursday, held at the Bapu Auditorium. This event aims to spread awareness about the role of temples and monasteries in implementing social reforms and welfare measures.

According to a statement from the Chief Minister's Office (CMO), a significant number of saints and religious leaders are participating in this conference organized by the Bihar State Religious Trust Council (BSRTC).

Attendees included Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, Vijay Kumar Sinha, and BSRTC Chairman Ranveer Nandan. The CMO's statement highlighted that the conference's goal is to emphasize the role of temples and monasteries in raising societal awareness. The aim is to empower society through the enduring strength of tradition while maintaining faith, guiding the nation and community towards a new direction.

This one-day conference also serves to review the previous achievements of the BSRTC. Representatives from over 4,000 registered temples and monasteries in the state are participating. These institutions are not only centers of faith and worship but are also being developed as dynamic platforms for education, health, culture, and social reform.