Today, the skies over Somnath, Gujarat, were transformed into a canvas of pride as the Indian Air Force's Suryakiran Aerobatic Team executed a stunning flypast during the Somnath Amrut Mahotsav. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present, performing rituals such as Kumbhabhishek, Dhwaj Puja, and Maha Puja, and unveiling a ₹75 coin and a special postage stamp to honor the temple's legacy. The highlight of the event was the mesmerizing display by six Hawk Mk-132 jets, which flew in perfect formation, leaving trails of saffron, white, and green smoke—colors of the Indian flag. This display was complemented by a Chetak helicopter that showered flower petals over the temple, creating a magical atmosphere. The flypast lasted approximately 15 minutes and was witnessed by thousands of devotees and tourists, who were left in awe of the spectacle. Group Captain Ajay Dasharathi led the team, supported by nearly 30 IAF personnel who ensured the event's success. Modi described the event as a “magnificent confluence of pride and valour,” highlighting Somnath's enduring strength despite historical challenges. An exhibition at the temple showcased its journey from destruction to development, featuring historical photos and tributes to leaders like Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The event resonated deeply with attendees, with many expressing their emotions on social media, calling it a moment when “faith touched the skies.”