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After the partition of India, over 100,000 Sindhi-speaking refugees from the newly-created West Pakistan were relocated to deserted military camps five kilometers from Kalyan. The area was converted into a township in 1949, and named Ulhasnagar by the then Governor-general of India, C. Rajagopalachari (literally 'city of joy'; ulhas=joy; nagar=city). On August 8, 1949 the first and last Governor-General of India, C. Rajagopalachari, laid the foundation stone.
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Who was first Mayor at Ulhasnagar?
In January 1960, Ulhasnagar Municipality was formed, with Arjun K. Ballani as first chief, and a municipal council was nominated.
Who was the first tahsildar of ulhasnagar?
The first tahsildar of Ulhasnagar was A.A. Bhatia. He played a significant role in the administrative setup of the town after its establishment in the early 1970s, following the influx of refugees from Pakistan during the partition. His tenure marked the beginning of local governance in this newly formed city.
What is Ulhasnagar's population?
Ulhasnagar's population is 506,937.
Give me fyjc colleges list in kalyan and ulhasnagar?
List for Ulhasnagar - http://www.sindhunagar.com/education.php
Where are English speaking classes in Ulhasnagar?
sheetal academy,opp. to hira book depot shivaji chowk ulhasnagar-421003
Who laid the foundation stone of ulhasnagar?
maalum nahin hai
Where is your HSC center no 0148 in mumbai?
In ulhasnagar no 1
What is the fullform of ulhasnagar OT section?
Offer's Training (O.T.)
How much kilometers by road is ulhasnagar from sion?
approximately 40 Kilometers
What is the full form of VTC ground in ulhasnagar?
full form of vtc
What is the full form of vtc ground ulhasnagar?
Vocational training center
Who is the mayor of Ulhasnagar?
Ms. Vidya Nirmale http://www.umc.gov.in/jsp/corp_mayor.jsp
