Somnath (Gujarat) — As part of the
Somnath Swabhiman Parv — a four‑day national event commemorating
1,000 years since the first historical attack on the somnath Temple and the
75th anniversary of its post‑Independence revival —
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid floral tributes to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, honouring his key role in India’s post‑Independence heritage preservation.The tribute formed part of a broader series of observances in
Somnath and across India, with patel recognised for his leadership in unifying the nation and supporting the restoration of the iconic somnath temple after decades of destruction and rebuilding. The 2026 celebrations are deeply tied to the temple’s cultural and civilisational significance, highlighting the resilience of India’s heritage.As PM Modi leads the
Swabhiman Parv festivities — including ceremonial processions, prayers, and cultural programmes — he emphasised
national unity and pride while paying homage to the legacy of the “Iron Man of India,” Sardar patel, whose vision helped shape the modern indian Republic.The event has also been observed in other cities such as
Patna, where local leaders lit lamps and held prayers, connecting the somnath celebrations with a nationwide sense of cultural pride.
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