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June 30, 1998 |
http://www.nashik.comPrasanna Zore in Bombay Nashik is on the Net. The 500-page site has details on Nashik's municipal and district areas. After Bombay and Pune, Nashik has become the first district in rural Maharashtra to provide information about itself over the Internet.
It describes 'Sinhastha Kumbhamela', a massive religious fair held once in a 12 years. Trimbakeshwar, on the South Indian plateau is sacred to the Hindus and it is from there that the river Godavari originates. Various religious rituals and funerals performed on the banks of holy Godavari are explained on the site along with photographs of 100 ancient temples in. Besides the focus on tourism and religion, the site has information on horticulture, the sugar industry, Nashik's rapid industrialisation and the scope for expansion. It also has pointers to the availability of education, medical services, hotels and attractive tourist destinations besides a listing of bus and railway services along with their timetables. Cybertech, the designers of the site, have promised to update it regularly. 'Nashik on the Net' was inaugurated by Kusumagraj's 'Premyog' and an autographed message by the poet. Earlier: |
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