Patna/Jamui: The shining star of Bihar’s politics and sports world, Sports and IT Minister Shreyasi Singh is in the headlines these days for the news of his marriage. Whenever Shreyasi, daughter of Jamui MLA and veteran leader late Digvijay Singh, is asked a question about her personal life, she always answers candidly. Recently, when she was meeting workers at the Circuit House in Jamui, the media once again raised the issue of her marriage.

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As soon as the minister heard about the marriage, a big smile appeared on his face. He replied very simply and said that marriage will definitely happen, but for this it is very important to have both the right person and the right time. Shreyasi made it clear that she believes in the traditions set by the society and has no hesitation in settling down if she finds the right partner. He also said in a joking tone that whenever something like this happens, the media people will definitely get an invitation. At present his entire focus is on the development of Bihar and his responsibilities.

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This is not the first time that Shreyasi has spoken about her personal life. He had also revealed his choice in an interview in November 2025. He had said that he is looking for a “perfect person” in his life. However, he also admitted that it is difficult to capture the qualities of that person in words. Shreyasi believes that relationships are not a matter of haste; When the time is right, the right person automatically comes into your life. At present she is not under any pressure and is waiting for the right time.

Bihar will win in the world of sports

Apart from personal questions, Shreyasi Singh shared many big visions for Bihar as Sports Minister. He told that the work of Olympic level badminton academy has started in Bhagalpur, which will be named after a legendary player. Along with this, an international level water sports complex is being built in Odhani Dam of Banka. Shreyasi’s dream is that players from Bihar do not have to go out of the state for training.

Government’s ‘special plan’ for players

Praising the Bihar government, Shreyasi said that through schemes like ‘Saksham’ and ‘Prerna’, scholarships and sponsorships are being given to medal winning players. He claimed that Bihar is the first state in the country to do so. To link sports with education, the number of Eklavya colleges is being increased to 68. On the political pitch, he targeted Tejashwi Yadav and said that when leaders become cut off from the public, people forget them.