Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar visited the newly constructed Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Science City in Patna, spread across 21 acres in Rajendra Nagar. He inspected the galleries, scientific exhibits, and interacted with children, encouraging them to explore science with curiosity.
During the inspection, Building Construction Department Secretary Kumar Ravi briefed the Chief Minister about the facilities, including five science-based galleries, 269 interactive scientific exhibits, an auditorium, a 4D theatre, and dormitory facilities for students and teachers. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar expressed satisfaction with the construction, praising the Science City for its unique and innovative design.
Nitish Kumar described the Science City as a modern hub of science and innovation appealing to all age groups. He emphasized its role in promoting scientific awareness among youth and fostering interest in science and innovation among students. The Chief Minister highlighted the importance of understanding scientific fundamentals and activities for nurturing curiosity.
The inspection was attended by Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Deepak Kumar, Secretary of the Building Construction Department Kumar Ravi, Secretary to the Chief Minister Dr Chandrashekher Singh, and other senior officials. Additionally, Patna houses another science centre at Gandhi Maidan, known as the oldest science centre in Bihar.
