Narendra Modi when six-year-old sold tea at Vadnagar station
- 5 years ago
Cobbled narrow lanes. Old two-storey homes. An ancient temple. A lake in the heart of the town. The first impressions of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's home town - the dusty, sleepy temple town of Vadnagar in Mehsana district in north Gujarat.
Born on September 17, 1950 here in Vadnagar to Damodardas and Heeraben, Narendra Modi was the third of six children. He belongs to the Ganchi community, listed among Other Backward Classes or OBC.
Mr Modi was raised in a lower middle class home in humble surroundings. He and his brother sold tea along with their father in a bustling corner of the town near the railway station.
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Born on September 17, 1950 here in Vadnagar to Damodardas and Heeraben, Narendra Modi was the third of six children. He belongs to the Ganchi community, listed among Other Backward Classes or OBC.
Mr Modi was raised in a lower middle class home in humble surroundings. He and his brother sold tea along with their father in a bustling corner of the town near the railway station.
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