Nitish Kumar met India’s High Commissioner to Britain, Vikram K. met Doraiswami
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Indian High Commissioner to Britain Vikram K. Doraiswami paid a courtesy call on Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The Chief Minister’s Office gave this information on Sunday. The Chief Minister’s Secretariat issued a statement saying, Indian High Commissioner to Britain Vikram K. Doraiswami had a courtesy meeting with Chief Minister Nitish and during this the under construction Dr. A. P.J. There was a detailed discussion regarding Abdul Kalam Science City.
According to the statement, the Chief Minister said that he wants to make the Science City under construction in Patna world class so that India’s achievements in the field of science, especially the role of Bihar and Patliputra, which have a historical and rich past, can be brought before the people.
Chief Minister Nitish also shared his experiences after visiting the Science Museum. Praising Bihar in the field of astronomical calculations and mathematical analysis, the Indian High Commissioner said that Bihar has shown the light of knowledge in this field to the whole world.
He said that the information and materials related to this in the new science city in Bihar will make people aware of their glorious past. The Indian High Commissioner assured Chief Minister Nitish of all possible cooperation in the construction of the Science City.
At the same time, Jathedar Baba Mohinder Singh of the Sikh organization ‘UK Seva Dal’ in London and people from Bihar settled in Britain met Chief Minister Kumar. Baba Mohinder Singh honored the Bihar Chief Minister and praised him for winning the hearts of Sikhs across the world by organizing the 350th Prakash Parv six years ago.
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