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13 November in Hindu history

13 November 1780

Ranjit Singh born at Gujranwala

Ranjit Singh, son of Maha Singh of the Sukerchakia misl, is born at Gujranwala. Smallpox cost him an eye as a child.

13 November 1804; fort taken 24 December

Battle of Deeg

Holkar’s trained infantry and guns stood with the Jats under the walls of Deeg; they lost the battle and then the fort, and the war moved to Bharatpur.

13 November 1913

Tagore wins the Nobel Prize for Literature

The Swedish Academy awards Rabindranath Tagore the Nobel Prize for Gitanjali. He is the first Asian Nobel laureate.

13 November 1947

Sardar Patel vows to rebuild Somnath

Standing among the ruins at Prabhas Patan, Sardar Patel announces that the temple of Somnath will be rebuilt. K. M. Munshi takes charge of the work.

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