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Mumbai Central Station will be renamed as Nana Jagannath Shankarsheth Station.

Ahmednagar to be called Ahilya Nagar, 8 Mumbai train stations renamed

Mumbai Central Station will be renamed as Nana Jagannath Shankarsheth Station

Mumbai Central Station will be renamed as Nana Jagannath Shankarsheth Station.

The Maharashtra Cabinet on March 13 approved renaming of Ahmednagar district as Ahilya Nagar.
The Cabinet also decided to rename eight railway stations in Mumbai.
Mumbai Central Station will be renamed as Nana Jagannath Shankarsheth Station, Curry Road as Lalbaug, Sandhurst Road as Dongri, Marine Lines as Mumbadevi, Cotton Green as Kalachowki, Charni Road as Girgaon, Dockyard Road as Mazgaon and King Circle to Tirthankar Parshvanath. The proposal has been sent to the railways ministry.
The State Cabinet has also approved the purchase of 2.5 acres of land in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, to construct a Maharashtra Bhavan there. The budget proposal for the same was already in the state budget in the previous budget session of the Maharashtra Assembly.
A proposal for the construction of a sea link between Uttan (Bhayander) and Virar (Palghar) has also been approved.

Fadnavis, Shinde and many state ministers were present in Ahmednagar to attend an event on the death anniversary of Ahilyabai Holkar.

Maharashtra's Ahmednagar to be renamed. This is what it will be called soon.

Fadnavis, Shinde and many state ministers were present in Ahmednagar to attend an event on the death anniversary of Ahilyabai Holkar.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Wednesday announced the renaming of Ahmednagar to Ahilyanagar, as per India Today.&nbsp;
The announcement was made on the 298th birth anniversary of Ahilyabai Holkar where deputy CM Fadnavis had urged Chief Minister Eknath Shinde to change the name of Ahmednagar city to &lsquo;Ahilyanagar&rsquo;.
Fadnavis, Shinde and many state ministers were present in Ahmednagar to attend an event on the death anniversary of Ahilyabai Holkar, the Holkar Queen of the Maratha Malwa kingdom who is known for building temples and 'dharamashalas' (public rest houses), throughout India.

DRDO successfully test fires Laser-Guided Anti Tank Guided Missile

The Defence Research and Development Organisation on Tuesday successfully test fired the indigenously developed Laser Guided Anti Tank Guided Missile from Main Battle Tank (MBT) Arjun at KK Ranges in Ahmednagar in Maharashtra.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted congratulating the DRDO adding that India is proud of them for assiduously working towards reducing import dependency in the near future.
DRDO scientists said that the missile uses a warhead that has the capability to neutralise armoured vehicles which have Reactive Armours, which are specially designed protective armours used in military vehicles. The missile was fired at a range of around three kilometers in the test and successfully took out a target.

DRDO successfully test fires Laser-Guided Anti Tank Guided Missile Anti Tank Missile tested in Ahmednagar from Main Battle Tank ((show rajnath tweet)) DRDO: missile uses a warhead that can neutralise armoured vehicles Missile was fired at a range of 3 kms, successfully took out a target

The Defence Research and Development Organisation on Tuesday successfully test fired the indigenously developed Laser Guided Anti Tank Guided Missile from Main Battle Tank (MBT) Arjun at KK Ranges in Ahmednagar in Maharashtra.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted congratulating the DRDO adding that India is proud of them for assiduously working towards reducing import dependency in the near future.
DRDO scientists said that the missile uses a warhead that has the capability to neutralise armoured vehicles which have Reactive Armours, which are specially designed protective armours used in military vehicles. The missile was fired at a range of around three kilometers in the test and successfully took out a target.

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