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Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi Mandir

A Mandir of gratitude in Patna, born of devotion and of thanks for the rights the community waited decades to receive.

Concept of the proposed statue in the Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi Mandir: Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi as Lord Ram, holding a bow, with arrows and a flower garland, inside a carved temple

The proposal

A grand Mandir in Patna dedicated to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with a life size gold statue of Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi at its heart.

The Bihar State Kinnar Kalyan Board took up and passed the proposal at its first meeting on 29 July 2026.

For its proposers it is an act of devotion and of thanks. The Kinnar community waited decades for its rights, and the law passed under Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi, in their words, changed its destiny.

Proposed Outlay
₹112Crore
Proposed Land
5Acres, approximately
Location
PatnaBihar
Centrepiece
GoldLife size statue of Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi

Why a Mandir

The Law That Changed Our Destiny

The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 gave the community the right to identify themselves and made discrimination illegal.

From the Margins to the Police Force

Transgender persons now serve as police officers and constables in Bihar, something few could have imagined a decade ago.

A Seat at the Table

Community members now sit on the boards that shape their own welfare, including as Vice President of Bihar's Kinnar Kalyan Board.

The Road to the Proposal

  1. April 2014

    Recognition

    The Supreme Court's NALSA judgement recognises transgender persons as a third gender with equal rights.

  2. January 2020

    A National Law

    The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 comes into force across India.

  3. August 2025

    Bihar's Board

    A 28 member Kinnar Kalyan Board is formed, with seven members from the Kinnar community.

  4. 29 July 2026

    The Proposal Passes

    At its first meeting in Patna, the Board passes the proposal for the Mandir.

  5. 20 August 2026

    Announced in Delhi

    The Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi Chalisa is recited, and the Mandir plan is shared with the national press.