In response to growing concerns about the impact of coaching centres on formal education, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has implemented new regulations prohibiting coaching classes during school hours. This directive, issued by the state Education Department, aims to protect students' educational commitments. Classes at coaching centres will not be allowed during the prescribed teaching hours for schools and colleges, although this does not apply to students who have already completed their regular education. Additionally, all coaching institutes are now required to provide details of their enrolled students to local authorities, enhancing transparency and accountability within the coaching industry. The Chief Minister emphasized the need for discipline and quality education in the state's education system. Violations of these regulations could lead to strict actions against offending coaching centres. These measures reflect the Bihar government's commitment to improving the educational landscape and ensuring that coaching centres do not undermine the formal schooling system.