Bihar's Education Minister, Mithilesh Tiwari, is scheduled to hold a significant meeting today to address pressing issues surrounding the Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE-4) amid ongoing protests by teacher aspirants. The meeting will include senior officials from the Education Department and will focus on the delayed TRE-4 advertisement, teacher recruitment processes, and a new proposal from the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). Protests intensified last Friday when thousands of candidates marched towards the BPSC office, only to be met with police resistance, resulting in a violent clash. Aspirants are particularly frustrated with the proposed three-tier examination structure, which they deem excessive for a position offering a salary of ₹40,000. Many candidates have invested heavily in coaching, further exacerbating their dissatisfaction. The BPSC has indicated that the TRE-4 examination is set for September 22-27, 2026, with 46,595 positions available, but candidates are demanding immediate action and clarity from the government.