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DescriptionK M Munshi at Somnath in July 1950.jpg	English: KBombay Office/July,1950,A53(a)A national shrine at Dehotsarga near Somnath where Lord Krishna had sought eternal rest is being planned. The Food and Agriculture Minister, (Government of India), Shri K.M. Munshi, who planted a tree on the sacred site in July, 1950, in connection with Van Mahotsava, is seenwith archaeologists and engineers of the Government of India, Bombay and Saurashtra, with the ruins of Somnath Temple in the background. Photo Number:-15315
Date	July 1950
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Author	Bombay Office, Photo Division, Government of India

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Image title	Bombay Office/July,1950,A53(a) A national shrine at Dehotsarga near Somnath where Lord Krishna had sought eternal rest is being planned. The Food and Agriculture Minister, (Government of India), Shri K.M. Munshi, who planted a tree on the sacred site in July, 1950, in connection with Van Mahotsava, is seenwith archaeologists and engineers of the Government of India, Bombay and Saurashtra, with the ruins of Somnath Temple in the background.
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File change date and time	11:15, 13 October 2006
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Date and time of digitizing	20:18, 1 August 2003
Date metadata was last modified	16:45, 13 October 2006
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File:K M Munshi at Somnath in July 1950.jpg

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