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Altogether 1,400 primary teachers have resigned from service in Bihar fearing government action over possession of fake educational degrees.

Nitish Kumar said his government was taking all steps to strengthen education infrastructure in the state to make it an engine of growth.

Mid-day meals could not be served in over 4,600 schools affecting nearly 10 lakh students for the second consecutive day in Bihar.

"The government has never said that it will not hold talks to increase pay of the fixed term teachers as per its resources," Modi said.