PM Narendra Modi will also inaugurate two rail-cum-road bridges in Patna and Munger. (File Photo)
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Bihar on Saturday to attend the closing ceremony of the Patna High Court centenary celebrations. He will also address a public meeting at Chhaukia in Hajipur.
The prime minister, during the day-long event, will also inaugurate two rail-cum-road bridges in Patna and Munger, besides laying the foundation for an additional rail bridge across the Ganga at Mokama, officials said.
The event to mark the Patna High Court centenary includes a 20-minute laser show to detail its history and another documentary film that will trace the court's journey, along with some old pictures and archival material.
President Pranab Mukherjee had opened the centenary celebrations in April last year.
The prime minister, during the day-long event, will also inaugurate two rail-cum-road bridges in Patna and Munger, besides laying the foundation for an additional rail bridge across the Ganga at Mokama, officials said.
The event to mark the Patna High Court centenary includes a 20-minute laser show to detail its history and another documentary film that will trace the court's journey, along with some old pictures and archival material.
President Pranab Mukherjee had opened the centenary celebrations in April last year.
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