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When Nitish Kumar was speaking in the Bihar Assembly, he could not control his emotions while speaking on womens literacy. 

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has apologised for "derogatory" comments about the role of women's education in population control made in the state Assembly Tuesday afternoon.

The Bihar BJP, while criticizing Kumar's statements, called them vulgar and likened him to a leader influenced by adult content, advocating for a ban on his double-meaning remarks.

As soon as the House had assembled at 11 am, Leader of the Opposition Vijay Kumar Sinha rose in his seat alleging that the chief minister had become a 'mental' case, was unfit to govern the state and should resign

The detailed report, which also threw light on migration from Bihar, said that 45.78 lakh people are working in other states, while 2.17 lakh are abroad

India News: NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday slammed Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for his objectionable remarks on how educated women can.

While presenting the bill in the House, the states Finance Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary said the education department will be allocated Rs 7,672 crore, urban development and housing Rs 4,276.05 crore, panchayati raj Rs 3,340.61 crore and rural development Rs 1,500 crore for the projects in the 2023-24 fiscal.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar was speaking in Bihar Assembly and he could not control his emotions while speaking on women's literacy.

While Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has already apologised for his distasteful remarks, the BJP says it is not enough. 

The chief minister, who was present in the House, rose to offer his explanation and said 'I have expressed my regret while talking to journalists outside the House. I am ready to do so again. If my words have caused any hurt, I condemn myself (main apni ninda karta hoon)'