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Amit Shah Releases Anandiben Patel's Biography in Gujarati

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07 Dec 2025

Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently launched the Gujarati edition of 'Chunotiya Mujhe Pasand Hai,' a book chronicling the life of Uttar Pradesh Governor Smt. Anandiben Patel. At the release event in Ahmedabad, Shah highlighted Patel's inspirational journey from her humble beginnings in a lower-middle-class family to her role as a significant political leader, including her tenure as Gujarat's first woman Chief Minister and Governor of multiple states. The book captures the challenges she overcame and her unwavering dedication to societal improvement, serving as a powerful source of inspiration.

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India Launches Gyan Bharatam Mission for Manuscript Preservation

MoSPI Announces New Survey on Migration Across India

MoSPI Launches Advanced Monitoring Portal PAIMANA

India AI Impact Summit 2026: Unprecedented Global Interest and Participation