Nasik Railway Station
Overview - A delightful city Nasik or Nashik is situated in Maharashtra state of India. Also called the ?Grape City', Nasik is 180 km away from Maharashtra's capital city Mumbai. Situated in the Western Ghat ranges on the banks of the River Godavari, the city is known for its spectacular surroundings and soothing climate. Despite being a bustling city, Nasik presents an excellent blend of old and new, through its fascinating forts, magnificent temples and big industries. Nasik is also serves as a base to visit pilgrimage centre of Shirdi, the abode Shri Sai Baba, visited by thousands of devotees round the year.
Nasik Railway Station
Station Code NK
Arrival and Departure Enquiry 131, 136
Reservation Enquiry 137, 0253 - 460152
Panchawati
Station Details Nasik Road railway station is located at a distance of 9 km from the city centre and served by the Central Railways. The railway station is well-connected with important cities of the country such as Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Several direct trains run between Nasik Road railway station and capital city Mumbai daily. From the railway station taxi services are available for various destinations of the city.
Amenities Amenities available at Nasik railway station include waiting room, retiring room, computerized reservation office, tourist information centres, light refreshment stall, tea stall, book stall and telephone booth.
Distances of major landmarks Airport (4.8 km), Bus Stand (9.6 km), Jain Mandir (4.1 km), Tapovan (8.1 km), Peth Naka (10 km), Panchvati (10.1 km), Trimbakeshwar Temple (11 km), Datta Temple (12.2 km) and Shirdi (90 km)
Photoes from Panchavati and Sita Gufa
The river Godavari which is very much part of the heritage and tradition of the Hindu belief is there with you throughout the city at all places where there is linkage to the epic Ramayana. There are many places in the banks of the river where small temples of Ram or Hanuman speak of the days gone by and the religious sanctity that is still attached to the river, temple, place or an event. More than half a dozen temples named Kala Ram, Gora Ram etc add a sense of amity to the mood of deep religious fervour that gets inundated in the mind as one come out of the area albeit unwillingly.
Tapovan is yet another place again in the banks of river Godavari that numbs one’s religious feeling. It is here the demon Surpanaka had her nose chopped off by Laxman for intimidating Sita. The river though very odorous has huge and wide rocky surface that are dry for the tourists to walk and have a feel of the event at that specific place. Small temples of Ram built years ago add to the sense of religious fervour. Godavari flows like a waterfall in Gangapur also in Nasik where a temple of Lord Balaji adds religious feel to the aesthetic sense that the river gives by its flowing falls.
Tapovan
Godavari flowing like a waterfall
It is four in a row at Someshwar where temples of Ram, Hanuman, Krishna and Shiva are located in small yet cutely religious ambience. Again in the banks of Godavari one can walk down the steps and have a feel of the river by dipping legs in the river from the steps or by choosing to go by speed boats that are an added attraction to the place. The river Godavari is visible in its broadest width at this place in the city.
Temple of all temples is a place called Mukthidam. It has deities of many of the Hindu temples especially of Lord Shiva. The myth of Hinduism speaks of Mount Kailash as the abode of Lord Shiva which is wonderfully depicted inside this temple. Apart from this if one is inclined to be on a pilgrimage or planning to include temples in their tour programme one can choose any number of temples depending upon the direction of travel.
Nasik has many more things than just religious places. Yet what rules the mind after a visit is the sense of peace that the religious places gave. Other items of interest including culinary matter in the next write up. One word of caution! While the place is so cool (Gulabi Tandi) in December and January it would not be that cool, a month or two before and after the end and beginning of the year respectively. During monsoon it rains virtually pouring cats and dogs. In summer it is roasting hot with around 45* Celsius being so common.
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Nasik Railway Station
Overview - A delightful city Nasik or Nashik is situated in Maharashtra state of India. Also called the ?Grape City', Nasik is 180 km away from Maharashtra's capital city Mumbai. Situated in the Western Ghat ranges on the banks of the River Godavari, the city is known for its spectacular surroundings and soothing climate. Despite being a bustling city, Nasik presents an excellent blend of old and new, through its fascinating forts, magnificent temples and big industries. Nasik is also serves as a base to visit pilgrimage centre of Shirdi, the abode Shri Sai Baba, visited by thousands of devotees round the year.
Nasik Railway Station
Station Code NK
Arrival and Departure Enquiry 131, 136
Reservation Enquiry 137, 0253 - 460152
Station Details Nasik Road railway station is located at a distance of 9 km from the city centre and served by the Central Railways. The railway station is well-connected with important cities of the country such as Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Several direct trains run between Nasik Road railway station and capital city Mumbai daily. From the railway station taxi services are available for various destinations of the city.
Amenities Amenities available at Nasik railway station include waiting room, retiring room, computerized reservation office, tourist information centres, light refreshment stall, tea stall, book stall and telephone booth.
Distances of major landmarks Airport (4.8 km), Bus Stand (9.6 km), Jain Mandir (4.1 km), Tapovan (8.1 km), Peth Naka (10 km), Panchvati (10.1 km), Trimbakeshwar Temple (11 km), Datta Temple (12.2 km) and Shirdi (90 km)
Overview - A delightful city Nasik or Nashik is situated in Maharashtra state of India. Also called the ?Grape City', Nasik is 180 km away from Maharashtra's capital city Mumbai. Situated in the Western Ghat ranges on the banks of the River Godavari, the city is known for its spectacular surroundings and soothing climate. Despite being a bustling city, Nasik presents an excellent blend of old and new, through its fascinating forts, magnificent temples and big industries. Nasik is also serves as a base to visit pilgrimage centre of Shirdi, the abode Shri Sai Baba, visited by thousands of devotees round the year.
Nasik Railway Station
Station Code NK
Arrival and Departure Enquiry 131, 136
Reservation Enquiry 137, 0253 - 460152
Station Details Nasik Road railway station is located at a distance of 9 km from the city centre and served by the Central Railways. The railway station is well-connected with important cities of the country such as Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Several direct trains run between Nasik Road railway station and capital city Mumbai daily. From the railway station taxi services are available for various destinations of the city.
Amenities Amenities available at Nasik railway station include waiting room, retiring room, computerized reservation office, tourist information centres, light refreshment stall, tea stall, book stall and telephone booth.
Distances of major landmarks Airport (4.8 km), Bus Stand (9.6 km), Jain Mandir (4.1 km), Tapovan (8.1 km), Peth Naka (10 km), Panchvati (10.1 km), Trimbakeshwar Temple (11 km), Datta Temple (12.2 km) and Shirdi (90 km)
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Raje Shive Chatrapatti
The Great Shivaji Maharaj
Shivaji Maharaj
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| CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ – THE LEGEND | |
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| He founded the Hindu kingdom in the Deccan against all odds , fighting against the mighty Mughals.He inspired and united the common man to fight against the tyranny of Mughal ruler Aurangjeb, by inculcating a sense of pride and nationality in them. At the age of 16, he took a pledge to establish a sovereign Hindu state.He clearly outstands all the rulers and generals of India by the exemplary life he lived and is thus respected by the entire cross section of Indians. Shivaji’s military skills could be compared to those of Napolean. He raised a strong army and navy, constructed and repaired forts, used gureilla warfare tactics,developed a strong intelligence network,gave equal treatment to the people from all religions and castes based on merit, and functioned like a seasoned Statesman and General. He appointed ministers with specific functions such as Internal security,Foreign affairs,Finance,Law and Justice,Religious matters,Defence etc. He introduced systems in revenue collection and warned the officials against harassment of subjects.He thought ahead of times and was a true visionary.In his private life, his moral virtues were exceptionally high.His thoughts and deeds were inspired by the teachings of his mother Jijabai,teacher Dadaji Konddev,great saints like Dnyaneshwar & Tukaram and the valiancy and ideals of the Lords Rama and Krishna. The tiny kingdom established by Chhatrapati Shivaji known as “Hindavi Swaraja” (Sovereign Hindu state) grew and spread beyond Attock in Northwest India (now in Pakistan)and beyond Cuttack in East India in course of time, to become the strongest power in India. After the death of Chhatrapati Shivaji & his son Sambhaji, their prime ministers or ‘the Peshwas’ became the defacto rulers. The Peshwas and the Maratha Sardars (Chieftans) like Shindes of Gwalior, Gaekwads of Baroda & Holkars of Indore contributed to the growth of the Maratha Confederacy. The history of India is incomplete without the history of Marathas and Shivaji is the nucleus of Maratha history. Shivaji has been a source of inspiration and pride to the past generations and will continue to inspire generations in future. We salute this legend and humbly dedicate this website to him. PRATI KOLHAPUR AT SHIVAJI PARKPrati Kolhapur Mahotsav was inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra Mr. Ashok Chavan and Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Chhagan Bhujbal at Shivajji Park in Bombay (now Mumbai). The festival is a brainchild of Mr.Vinay Kore, Hon’ble Minister for Non-conventional Energy and Horticulture in Maharashtra, who succeeded in bringing Kolhapur to Mumbai with the festival that boasted of carefully selected monuments from Kolhapur, recreated by Nitin Chandrakant Desai of Raja Shivchhatrapati fame. A congregation of over 1 lakh Kolhapurites gathered at Shivaji Park to witness the celebration. The day also marked the establishment of Raja Shri Sahu Kolhapur Vikas Pratisthan that will strive for the development of the historic town. It was a privilege to cover the premiere of Mr. Desai’s Raja Shivchhatrapati (Marathi serial on Star Pravah) held at Cinemax in Bombay. Also, as written earlier, the legendary Hindi films (Bollywood) singer Lata Mangeshkar has ancestral home in Kolhapur. I had a particular picture of Lataji’s house in Kolhapur in some hard disk, will check and post it whenever I find it, most probably in this post itself. Qamaal Mustafa Sikander
Raja Shivchhatrapati Wallpaper// RAJA SHIVCHHATRAPATI ON STAR PRAVAHSTAR Pravah showcases its magnum opus Raja Shivchhatrapati at a star studded theatre premiere in Mumbai Television debut at 8.30 pm on November 24th, 2008 Mumbai, Nov. 19, 2008 : Star Pravah, the Marathi general entertainment channel of Star TV, slated for launch on Nov. 24th, 2008, premiered their magnum opus RAJA SHIVCHHATRAPATI at Cinemax today. In a unique presentation of a serial in a movie theatre, the Marathi TV & film glitterati converged to celebrate the grand premiere of the serial that is produced and directed by Nitin Chandrakant Desai. The event was widely attended by the cast and crew including director Hemant Deodhar, Nirmal D.Jani & Yogesh D. Jani, the Directors of Photography, Ajay Atul – Music Director and Marathi & Bollywood stalwarts like Ashutosh Gowarikar, N.Chandra, Mahesh Kothare, Sonali Kulkarni among others. Mr.Uday Shankar, CEO, Star TV said, “Star Pravah is yet another step in consolidating the leadership of Star networking in India. Star has always been committed to creating benchmarks in the world of television and Raja Shivchhatrapati promises to raise the bar for viewers of Marathi television. We are proud to present this magnum opus epic on the silver screen in keeping with grandeur of the tale and the persona of Shivaji.” As per the press release, Star Pravah channel will be launched on 24th Nov. 2008 and aims to capture the true essence of the deep rooted cultural content of the Marathi hinterland through its innovative content. The USP of the channel is quality entertainment with a realistic depiction of multi genre original content that is contemporary and progressive. Raja Shivchhatrapati Cast : Dr.Amol Kolhe as Raja Shivchhatrapati Mrunal Kulkarni as Jijabai Avinash Narkar as Shahaji Yatin Karyekar as Aurangzeb Uday Sabnis as Vishwasrao Neena Kulkarni as Badi Begum Milind Safai as Adil Shah Neelam Shirke as Soryabai Rujuta Deshmukh as Saibai Chaitrali Gupte as Putalabai Prasanna Ketkar as Tanaji Sunil Godse as Shahistekhan Rahul Solapurkar as Baji Prabhu Deshpande Manoj Kolhatkar as Sonopant Dabir | |
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अजुनही बोथट झाली नाही धार शिवबाच्या तलवारीची,
कुणाचीही हिम्मत नाही “मराठीला” संपवण्याची,
घासल्याशिवाय धार नाही तलवारीच्या पातीला,
“मराठी” शिवाय पर्याय नाही महाराष्ट्राच्या मातीला
SHIVAJI MAHARA IS GREATE WARRIOR.HE IS “THE GREATE MARATHA”.THOUSANDS SALUTATION TO GREATE CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ.
“JAY BHAVANI JAY SHIVAJI”
please send me images of star pravaha serial SHRI RAJA SHIV CHATRAPATI…………………
JAI MAHARASHTRA
मी मराठा आहे!
होय, मी तोच मराठा ज्या कुळात “छत्रपती शिवाजी महाराज” जन्माला आले. मी तोच मराठा जिथे रक्त शिंपून “महाराष्ट्र” उभा केला राजांनी!
असंख्य अडचणींवर मात करत, सर्वांना सोबत घेत चालू असलेला हा मराठयांचा प्रवास सर्वांर्थाने ऐतिहासीक आहे.
ह्या मातीनं आम्हाला शिकवलंय निधड्या छातीनं जगायला. अर्थ दिलायं आम्ही “सहिष्णुतेला”.
दुर्द्म्य इच्छाशक्त्ती असलेल्या आमच्या ह्या डोळयात आईच्या पदराआड कोरडे होण्याची “संवेदनाही” भरलीयं. आमच्या कणखर मनगटांनी लढतानाही आयुष्यातला “शॄंगार” कधीचं गमावला नाहिये.
घरादाराच्या आठवणी बाजूला ठेवून सीमेवर उभी आहेत आमची कित्येक माणसं. नव्या आधुनिकतेला गरज आहे आमची.
पुरुषांच्या खांद्याला खांदा लावून वावरतानाही आमच्या मुली शालीनतेच्या प्रतिक आहेत.
घाम गाळून नांगर ओढणाऱ्या नवऱ्याची साथ फक्त हीच स्त्री देवू शकते अऩ भरसकाळी रांगोळी हिच्याच हाताने सजते.
इतिहास तर आहेच पण आम्ही आता एक “उज्ज्वल” भविष्य घडवीत आहोत कारण हल्ली इथे श्वास विसरत चाललायं जगण्याचा अर्थ, आकुंचल्या आहेत इथे माणुसकीच्या कक्षा.
आणि हे बदलण्याची ताकत आहे “मराठयांच्या मनगटात