important points about sardhar vallabhai patel for class 8 history
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Answer➡1. Sardar Patel was a senior leader of the Indian National Congress (INC). After Independence, he became India's first Deputy Prime Minister
2. On the first anniversary of Independence, Patel was appointed as the Home Minister of India.
3. Patel practiced law at Godhra, Borsad and Anand in Gujarat, after passing the bar examination; he borrowed books from senior lawyers.
4. At 36, Patel travelled to England and enrolled in the Middle Temple Inn, a school for barristers. He finished a 36-month course within just 30 months and topped the final examination despite having no previous college experience.
5. In the initial stages of the freedom movement, Patel was not interested in politics or the principles of Mahatma Gandhi. However, after meeting Gandhi in Godhra, Patel joined the Congress and became the secretary of the Gujarat Sabha that became a Congress stronghold later.
6. On Gandhi's call, Patel quit his job and joined the movement to fight for exemption of taxes in Kheda at the time of plague and famine.
2. On the first anniversary of Independence, Patel was appointed as the Home Minister of India.
3. Patel practiced law at Godhra, Borsad and Anand in Gujarat, after passing the bar examination; he borrowed books from senior lawyers.
4. At 36, Patel travelled to England and enrolled in the Middle Temple Inn, a school for barristers. He finished a 36-month course within just 30 months and topped the final examination despite having no previous college experience.
5. In the initial stages of the freedom movement, Patel was not interested in politics or the principles of Mahatma Gandhi. However, after meeting Gandhi in Godhra, Patel joined the Congress and became the secretary of the Gujarat Sabha that became a Congress stronghold later.
6. On Gandhi's call, Patel quit his job and joined the movement to fight for exemption of taxes in Kheda at the time of plague and famine.
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