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‘A Thousand Years of Unbroken Faith’: PM Modi Recalls Somnath Temple Visits Ahead of Swabhiman Parv
PM Modi commemorates a millennium of resilience and faith at Somnath Temple, highlighting its repeated reconstruction after attacks and its role in uniting India's cultural identity.
- On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted pictures from past Somnath visits on X and invited others to share their photos with #SomnathSwabhimanParv.
- Historical assaults on the Somnath Temple began with the first recorded attack in January 1026, but Modi said these assaults reinforced India’s cultural unity and led to repeated rebuilding.
- Modi also posted archival images from October 31, 2001 programme marking the 50th anniversary of the 1951 inauguration, crediting Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and K.M. Munshi for reconstruction.
- Modi said the Somnath Swabhiman Parv scheduled for January 11 is a festival of remembrance honoring countless sons of Mother India who upheld principles and values.
- From January 8 to January 11, the Somnath Swabhiman Parv will be observed with programmes highlighting spiritual heritage, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Somnath Temple on January 11 to join celebrations.
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‘A thousand years of unbroken faith’: PM Modi recalls Somnath Temple visits ahead of Swabhiman Parv
Ahead of the Somnath Swabhiman Parv, PM Modi commemorates the temple's resilience against centuries of attacks, emphasizing its role as a symbol of India's cultural unity and spiritual strength.
·New Delhi, India
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"Somnath Temple Attack Strengthened India's Cultural Unity": PM Ahead Of Visit
Ahead of his scheduled visit to Somnath on January 11 to participate in the Somnath Swabhiman Parv celebrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday shared memories from his earlier visits to the Somnath Temple.
·New Delhi, India
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