150-200-Year-Old Structure Found In Navi Mumbai MIDC Area, Activists Demand Immediate Heritage Protection
A two-room historical structure, believed to be around 150 to 200 years old, has been identified in the Khairane-Mahape MIDC area, potentially offering clues to Navi Mumbai’s pre-modern history. Exact Age And Purpose To Be Determined Through Further Study The structure was recently inspected by representatives of the Archaeology Department after it was brought to the authorities’ attention by…
A two-room historical structure, estimated to be between 150 and 200 years old, has been discovered in the Khairane-Mahape MIDC area of Navi Mumbai, potentially revealing insights into the city's pre-modern past. The exact age and significance of the structure can only be determined through further archaeological research. The find has garnered attention, as historical remnants from the early days of Navi Mumbai are scarce, with Belapur Fort being the most notable pre-modern landmark.
Activists demand immediate protection for the structure, fearing that its current location on private MIDC land could lead to damage or destruction if left unprotected. The Navi Mumbai Vikas Adhishthan has called for the structure's preservation and conversion into a heritage site, accessible to the public.
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