Bihar Foundation Hosts the Inaugural Bihar Diwas and Investment Forum 2026 in Jakarta; Launches Bihar Samaj Indonesia (BSI), its Indonesia Chapter
The Bihar Foundation inaugurated its Indonesia chapter, Bihar Samaj Indonesia (BSI), during the Bihar Diwas and Investment Forum 2026 in Jakarta, featuring cultural performances and discussions on investment opportunities in Bihar. The event, held at the Embassy of India, Jakarta, was attended by over 120 participants, including diaspora members, policymakers, and industry leaders, with remote participation from Dr. Prem Kumar, Speaker of the Bihar Legislative Assembly." "article": "The Bihar Foundation launched its Indonesia chapter, Bihar Samaj Indonesia (BSI), during the inaugural Bihar Diwas and Investment Forum 2026 in Jakarta on April 18. Held at the Wayang auditorium in the Embassy of India, the event gathered 120 participants, including BSI members, Indian diaspora representatives, policymakers, and industry leaders from India and Indonesia. The forum focused on strengthening cultural ties and exploring investment opportunities in Bihar, with a cultural program featuring a Jhijhiya dance performance by Bihari women. Dr. Prem Kumar, Speaker of the Bihar Legislative Assembly, addressed the event remotely as the Chief Guest. Shri Sanjay Kumar Jha, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) and National Working President of the Janata Dal (United), praised the initiative for fostering collaboration between diaspora communities, policymakers, and industry leaders. He highlighted Bihar’s potential in skill development, urban growth, and investment sectors like food processing, agriculture, tourism, and education. Shri Sandeep Chakravorty, Ambassador of India to Indonesia, emphasized the chapter’s role in preserving Bihar’s cultural heritage and promoting its progress in infrastructure and education. He noted that the Embassy of India serves as a bridge for communities, ideas, and investments, reinforcing India-Indonesia ties. Dr. Naveen Chandra Lal, President of BSI, underscored the shared historical and cultural ties between Bihar and Indonesia, positioning BSI as a platform for diaspora contributions to Bihar’s development. The event also served as an investment forum, showcasing opportunities in key sectors such as food processing, agriculture, tourism, and education. Shri Kundan Kumar, CEO of the Bihar Foundation, outlined the organization’s guiding principles of Bonding, Branding, and Business, aiming to connect diaspora communities to their roots, promote Bihar’s cultural heritage globally, and facilitate economic growth through collaboration.
The Bihar Foundation launched its Indonesia chapter, Bihar Samaj Indonesia (BSI), during the inaugural Bihar Diwas and Investment Forum 2026 in Jakarta on April 18. Held at the Wayang auditorium in the Embassy of India, the event gathered 120 participants, including BSI members, Indian diaspora representatives, policymakers, and industry leaders from India and Indonesia. The forum focused on strengthening cultural ties and exploring investment opportunities in Bihar, with a cultural program featuring a Jhijhiya dance performance by Bihari women. Dr. Prem Kumar, Speaker of the Bihar Legislative Assembly, addressed the event remotely as the Chief Guest. Shri Sanjay Kumar Jha, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) and National Working President of the Janata Dal (United), praised the initiative for fostering collaboration between diaspora communities, policymakers, and industry leaders. He highlighted Bihar’s potential in skill development, urban growth, and investment sectors like food processing, agriculture, tourism, and education. Shri Sandeep Chakravorty, Ambassador of India to Indonesia, emphasized the chapter’s role in preserving Bihar’s cultural heritage and promoting its progress in infrastructure and education. He noted that the Embassy of India serves as a bridge for communities, ideas, and investments, reinforcing India-Indonesia ties. Dr. Naveen Chandra Lal, President of BSI, underscored the shared historical and cultural ties between Bihar and Indonesia, positioning BSI as a platform for diaspora contributions to Bihar’s development. The event also served as an investment forum, showcasing opportunities in key sectors such as food processing, agriculture, tourism, and education. Shri Kundan Kumar, CEO of the Bihar Foundation, outlined the organization’s guiding principles of Bonding, Branding, and Business, aiming to connect diaspora communities to their roots, promote Bihar’s cultural heritage globally, and facilitate economic growth through collaboration.
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