India News, one of the country’s most trusted Hindi news channels and part of iTV Network, is set to host the much-anticipated India News Manch 2025 on September 12 at Hotel Maurya, Patna. Recognised as one of the nation’s most influential political conclaves, India News Manch has built a strong legacy of bringing together powerful leaders, policymakers, and influencers on one stage to deliberate on issues that define India’s present and future.

This year’s edition holds historic importance, coming at a time when Bihar is gearing up for one of its most crucial elections in recent history. With Patna as the chosen venue, the conclave becomes even more significant as the state continues to play a decisive role in shaping national politics. The choices made in Bihar, observers note, will not only determine the direction of the state but will also resonate across the country, influencing alliances, governance strategies, and the broader democratic roadmap. The announcement was made through a press release issued by India News.

The 2025 conclave will witness participation from a wide spectrum of political voices representing every major party and ideology in Bihar. Key leaders confirmed to attend include Deputy Chief Ministers Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha, senior BJP leaders Syed Shahnawaz Hussain and Ravi Shankar Prasad, Purnia MP Pappu Yadav (Rajesh Ranjan), former Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, VIP President Mukesh Sahani, strategist and Jansuraaj founder Prashant Kishor, state ministers Ashok Choudhary and Nitin Nabin, and MPs Shambhavi Choudhary and Akhilesh Prasad Singh. Also expected are Dilip Kumar Jaiswal, President of Bihar BJP; Umesh Singh Kushwaha, JDU Bihar President; Rajesh Ram, Bihar Congress President; and Upendra Kushwaha, President of RLM. Their presence is set to make the discussions balanced, wide-ranging, and deeply reflective of Bihar’s central role in India’s political currents.

At its core, India News Manch 2025 will feature direct and extensive one-on-one dialogues with political leaders, focusing on governance, development, economic reforms, social equity, youth aspirations, and India’s larger global ambitions. With Bihar as the backdrop, the conclave aims to highlight how regional voices contribute to national policymaking and democratic accountability.

Speaking about the forum, Rakesh Singh, Managing Editor – Input, India News, said, “The future of Bihar is inseparable from the future of India. The hopes, challenges, and aspirations of the people here ripple across the country, influencing policies, governance, and political priorities. India News Manch 2025 will bring these voices to the national stage, ensuring that the people of the state become active participants in shaping the debates that will define India’s next chapter.”

Adding to this, Dr. Aishwarya Pandit Sharma, Founder of ITV Foundation, said the Manch has always been about empowering citizens. “By bringing leaders to one common forum with the public, it bridges the gap between governance and grassroots voices. In Patna this year, Bihar takes centre stage, giving people across India the opportunity to witness real conversations on issues that will define the state’s future — from jobs and education to development and governance. It empowers policymakers to share their vision, while showing how Bihar’s choices today will echo across the nation, where democracy comes alive in its purest form.”

With its sharp focus on Bihar’s electoral future and inclusive representation from all political spectrums, India News Manch 2025 promises to be more than just a political conclave. It stands as a nationally significant forum, one that could shape the debates and dialogues driving India’s democratic journey for years to come.