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Bihar To Pay Social Media Creators Up To Rs 1 Lakh For Videos On Government Schemes

Under amendments to Bihar’s Social Media and Other Online Media Rules, 2026, empanelled creators can earn Rs 10,000 for every one lakh views, subject to eligibility and verification.

BrandBeats Desk by BrandBeats Desk
August 20, 2026
in Creator Economy
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Bihar To Pay Social Media Creators Up To Rs 1 Lakh For Videos On Government Schemes

The Bihar government has approved a new incentive mechanism for social media creators producing content around government schemes, programmes and development initiatives, with eligible creators able to earn up to Rs 1 lakh per video based on its viewership.

The decision was approved during a state Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Wednesday and comes as governments increasingly turn to digital platforms and creators to communicate with citizens.

Under the amended Bihar Social Media and Other Online Media Rules, 2026, empanelled social media creators can receive an additional Rs 10,000 for every one lakh views generated by an eligible video.

At that rate, a video reaching 10 lakh views could qualify for Rs 1 lakh. However, the payout will be capped at Rs 1 lakh per video, meaning creators will not receive additional payments beyond the prescribed limit.

The view count is assessed over a specified period, with reports indicating that the performance is calculated after 30 days of the video’s publication.

The policy does not mean that every creator who posts about a Bihar government scheme will automatically receive money.

Creators and registered companies will need to be empanelled through the Information and Public Relations Department (IPRD). Content will also have to meet government-prescribed requirements relating to eligibility, platform, quality and verification of views.

The government is expected to issue a detailed notification outlining the implementation framework and eligibility conditions.

This distinction is significant because the incentive is linked to approved and eligible government communication, rather than simply the popularity of an individual’s social media content.

 

FAQs

  1. How much can influencers earn under Bihar’s new policy?
    Eligible creators can receive ₹10,000 for every one lakh views, with the payment capped at ₹1 lakh per video.
  2. Who is eligible for the Bihar influencer payment scheme?
    The incentive is intended for empanelled social media creators and registered companies meeting the government’s prescribed eligibility and verification requirements.
  3. What kind of videos qualify for payment?
    The policy covers eligible content related to Bihar government schemes, programmes, development initiatives and achievements.
  4. Is payment automatic if a video gets one lakh views?
    No. Content must meet government-set conditions, and creators need to be empanelled. Views and other eligibility requirements will also be subject to verification.
  5. What is the maximum payment for one video?
    The maximum incentive is ₹1 lakh per video, even if the video exceeds the view threshold corresponding to that amount.
Tags: CreatorsGovernment of BiharSamrat Choudhary

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