Before mingling with world celebrities at the much-anticipated pre-wedding event of Ambani, Bill Gates decided to play the role of a tourist in India. And he did it in a wonderful way.
His Instagram says it all. He took to the gram to share a fascinating series of footage from his visit to the Statue of Unity, a monumental monument in the Indian state of Gujarat. This impressive structure, reaching almost 600 feet, pays tribute to the respected politician Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who was a key figure in shaping India’s unity after the British rule.
Commissioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2013, the statue of unity is not only a symbol of national pride, but also a unique engineering marvel.
Although Instagram posts show Gates celebrating with tourists, his visit was anything but ordinary. Gates received a personal invitation from Prime Minister Modi himself, a fact he graciously acknowledged in his Instagram post, saying: “Thank you @narendramodi for the invitation to visit the magnificent statue of existence. group. It is an engineering marvel and a great tribute to Sardar Patel. Gates also saw the positive impact of this image, recognizing its role in creating economic opportunities for indigenous people, especially women.
Prime Minister Modi enthusiastically responded to Gates’ congratulatory speech, expressing his joy over his visit and urging people around the world to see the majesty of the Statue of Unity. Gates, deeply moved by the experience, recorded his feelings in the visitor’s journal, praising the technology, the beauty of the structure and the remarkable tribute it gives to Sardar Patel.
During his visit, Gates received a warm welcome from Statue of Unity CEO Udit Agrawal and Minister for State Protocol Jagdish Vishwakarma. Official guides gave Gates a detailed description of the complex process of building this incredible building and the materials used. Gates explored the gallery, conveniently placed at a height of 135 meters, and took a tour of the nearby gardens. To enhance her cultural experience, she eats traditional Gujarati food at a restaurant run by local tribal women.
Inspired by the great impact of his visit, Gates continued by sharing the next video on social media. Set to the rousing soundtrack of Queen’s “I Don’t Stop Now,” the video serves as an inspiring new story, highlighting the majesty, majesty and cultural significance of the Statue of Unity, a tribute terrible to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
