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Maharana Pratap Biggest Statue In Udaipur

Maharana Pratap Biggest Statue In Udaipur


maharana pratap biggest statue
Maharana Pratap Biggest Statue

Soon we will see a grand statue of Maharana Pratap in the Udaipur city. Do Share so every rajput can know about this.

"Maharana Pratap is source of inspiration for the young generation of the country and youth should follow his qualities of love for the motherland, unity, leadership and brotherhood," great news for Rajputana.

महाराणा प्रताप जी कि 57 फीट ऊँची प्रतिमा जो उदयपुर में बन रही है |इस प्रतिमा को भारत वर्ष कि सबसे ऊँची प्रतिमा होने का गौरव प्राप्त होगा |

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