Narendra Modi in Bihar: Here is a look at PM’s reunion with Nitish Kumar in pics

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today attended the centenary celebrations of the Patna University and also launch several development projects worth over Rs 3,700 crore. This was PM Modi's first ever full-fledged tour of the state since joining the hands with Nitish Kumar-led JDU. After attending the Patna University function, the prime minister went to Mokama were he laid the foundation stone of projects under Namami Gange programme and National Highway projects in Bihar. Take a look at what PM Modi did on his visit to Bihar: (PTI)

Prime Minister, Narendra Modi being welcomed by the Governor of Bihar, Satya Pal Malik and the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar, on his arrival, at Patna, Bihar.(PTI)

Prime Minister, Narendra Modi at the Centenary Celebrations of Patna University, in Patna, Bihar on Saturday. Governor of Bihar, Satya Pal Malik, the Union Minister for Electronics & Information Technology and Law & Justice, Ravi Shankar Prasad, the Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Ram Vilas Paswan, the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar are also seen . (PTI)

Narendra Modi said that it was an honour for him to visit Patna University and be amongst the students. He also lauded Nitish Kumar for his commitment towards the development of the state. (PTI)

PM Modi’s visit to Bihar Museum in Patna; Bihar CM Nitish Kumar along with Deputy CM Sushil Modi, Ram Vilas Paswan. (PTI)

PM Narendra Modi also announced Rs 10,000 Crore fund to 10 private and public universities for over 5 years to make them world-class. (PTI)

PM Narendra Modi after laying the foundation stone of projects under Namami Gange programme also addressed the crowd present there. (ANI)

PM Narendra Modi said that projects whose foundation stones are being laid will give impetus to Bihar’s development. (ANI)

Narendra Modi further in his speech said that the projects related to Namami Gange will help preserve the Ganga. The recent Antyodaya expresses flagged off will also improve connectivity between Bihar, eastern India and other parts. (PTI)