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3.Birthday of Vallabhbhai J. Patel is celebrated by the Union Government of India as __________.​

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Answered by putuljha5
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Explanation:

When is "National Unity Day" is celebrated in India? Explanation: On 31 October, the birthday of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel is celebrated as "National Unity Day".

Answered by deepthibaburajan
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Answer:

national unity day

Explanation:

the birthday of Vallabhbhai patel is celebrated by the Union Govertment of India as National Unity Day .

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