Rajiv gandhi mother name

As the runners at the Vasai-Virar Mayor’s marathon came streaming past the finish line, one man mingled with them in the hold area, cheered them and sought their feedback – the good bits about the marathon, areas for improvement and shortcomings. Clad in a tee and tracks, the tall man proceeded to introduce himself to the marathon veterans, and promised them a much better event next year.

The man was Rajiv Patil, the mayor of Vasai-Virar, who instead of sitting on the stage and basking in the glory of his own event, chose to abandon his cronies and risk conversations with real people to get real feedback.

A few metres away was another man, who announced that after turning the Vasai-Virar marathon from a state-level event to a national event in one year, he will take it international next year.

Biography of albert einstein Know truth here. Vikram Gokhale. They both meet others like them and form groups. Here's what BCCI secretary says.

The man was Hitendra Thakur, former MLA and sitting guardian of the youngest corporation in the metropolis.

If last Sunday’s Vasai-Virar marathon was an attempt to display the changing face of the twin cities, it was a successful one. Dolling up a venue for a political event is one thing and transforming the entire city is another.

Be it the six-lane road leading from the national highway to Vasai-Virar, or the km two-lane road from Vasai to Virar along which the participants of the marathon ran, there was not a single pothole, no garbage piled up and no slums dotting the landscape. The land of contraband landings and illegal land grabs now wears a legitimate look of a young city that has found its feet and is in a hurry to grow big.

The people running Vasai-Virar have turned a new leaf, and are keen to do the same with the city that they call their own.

Rajiv patil biography of albert Approximately 11, people claim to have been duped by the company, Karam Infrastructure Private Limited, and its directors. Natarang Kunal sings a Marathi song wherever he performs. Know truth here.

Brand new residential complexes stand comfortably near the age-old East Indian villas, the quaint Central Park is a pleasant contrast to the chic Global City and the glittering malls and shopping complexes are no threat to the historic churches and temples. More than anything, the city has a buoyant vibe about it, far removed from the sleepy, slack image of the old days.

Lakhs of new residents have descended on Vasai-Virar in the past few years and the population has more than doubled, thanks largely to the most affordable real estate in the metropolitan region.

You can still buy a 2BHK here for less than Rs40 lakh.
But the city’s godfathers are conscious that their domain has a serious future only if it sheds the tag of being an affordable dormitory and becomes a self-sustaining urban pocket.

While they go about creating the necessary infrastructure for this, the residents can hope for an increasingly better lifestyle at a fraction of the cost in Mumbai.

And who knows, if you land a good job in the neighbourhood, you don’t even have to make that killing journey to Mumbai, not even to run a marathon.