Haryana Bhavan Proposed in Navi Mumbai

A proposal to establish a Haryana Bhavan in Navi Mumbai and a Maratha War Memorial in Panipat has been put forward to strengthen trade, cultural and people-to-people ties between Maharashtra and Haryana.

The proposal was made during a programme attended by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini at Hotel Taj in Mumbai on August 23.

Haryana Industries Minister Rao Narbir Singh was also present, along with hundreds of traders.

Former Navi Mumbai deputy mayor Anil Kaushik urged the Maharashtra government to make a plot available through CIDCO for construction of a Haryana Bhavan in Navi Mumbai.

The facility would provide accommodation and support to traders and residents from Haryana visiting Navi Mumbai and Maharashtra for business and other purposes.

Kaushik also called for the organisation of an annual Panipat Festival in Panipat to commemorate the historical and cultural ties between the two states.

Another demand was for the establishment of a Maratha War Memorial and Shaurya Sthal in Panipat to commemorate the valour and sacrifice of Maratha soldiers who fought in the historic battles of Panipat.

Kaushik said such initiatives would help strengthen cultural relations between Maharashtra and Haryana while also promoting awareness of their shared history.

The proposed Haryana Bhavan in Navi Mumbai would serve as a symbol of friendship and cooperation between the two states.

It would provide a platform for traders and businessmen from Haryana to connect with their counterparts in Maharashtra, promoting trade and commerce between the two states.

The Maratha War Memorial in Panipat would be a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of Maratha soldiers who fought in the historic battles of Panipat.

It would also serve as a reminder of the rich history and cultural heritage shared by the two states.

The establishment of these two projects would be a significant step towards strengthening the ties between Maharashtra and Haryana.

It would promote people-to-people contact, trade, and cultural exchange between the two states, leading to mutual benefit and growth.

The proposal has been well-received by the attendees of the programme, and it is expected that the project would be implemented soon.

The success of this project would depend on the cooperation and support of the governments of Maharashtra and Haryana, as well as the people of the two states.

If implemented, the project would be a significant milestone in the history of Maharashtra-Haryana relations, promoting friendship, cooperation, and mutual understanding between the two states.