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PM Modi to pray at Ambaji Temple during Gujarat visit on Nov 14
✍️ The Hawk
🗓 11 Nov 2026, 08:17 PM
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit the Ambaji shrine in Gujarat on November 14 to offer prayers as part of his state tour.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to stop at the Ambaji temple in Banaskantha district, Gujarat, on November 14. The visit is part of a broader tour of the state that includes meetings with local officials and a review of development projects.
Ambaji, a revered Shaktipeeth attracting millions of devotees each year, will host the Prime Minister for a brief prayer ceremony. Security arrangements are being coordinated by the Gujarat police and the Ministry of Home Affairs to ensure a smooth and safe event.
The Prime Minister's itinerary also includes a rally in Ahmedabad later in the day, where he is expected to outline the government's upcoming initiatives for the region. No further details on the prayer ceremony have been released, but officials say the schedule will be tightly managed to accommodate both religious and political commitments.
The visit underscores the symbolic importance of religious sites in the political landscape, reflecting Modi's long-standing practice of linking cultural heritage with governance narratives.
Ambaji, a revered Shaktipeeth attracting millions of devotees each year, will host the Prime Minister for a brief prayer ceremony. Security arrangements are being coordinated by the Gujarat police and the Ministry of Home Affairs to ensure a smooth and safe event.
The Prime Minister's itinerary also includes a rally in Ahmedabad later in the day, where he is expected to outline the government's upcoming initiatives for the region. No further details on the prayer ceremony have been released, but officials say the schedule will be tightly managed to accommodate both religious and political commitments.
The visit underscores the symbolic importance of religious sites in the political landscape, reflecting Modi's long-standing practice of linking cultural heritage with governance narratives.