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- Nareshwar was a village development committee in Gorkha District in the Gandaki Zone of northern-central Nepal. It was merged into Gorkha Muni****lity...
- asceticism. After spending some time in Ranapur, in December 1925, he moved to Nareshwar on the bank of Narmada River. He recited Saraswati's Shri Dattapurana...
- with careless later inscriptions from the 12th century, was rescued from Nareshwar (also called Naleshvar and Naresar) in Madhya Pradesh, a site which still...
- Laprak Lapu Lho Makaising Manakamana Manbu Masel Mirkot Muchhok Namjung Nareshwar Palungtar Muni****lity Panchkhuwadeurali Pandrung Phinam Phujel Prok Ranishwara...
- individual households. In 2014, the neighboring Village development committees Nareshwar and Phinam were merged into the muni****lity. The old royal palace (Gorkha...
- of India. Lalit Mansingh 1998 1999 Later Foreign Secretary of India. Nareshwar Dayal 2000 2002 Ronen Sen May 2002 April 2004 Later Amb****ador of India...
- (19 mi) north of Bharuch towards Amod, is another place of Hanuman temple. Nareshwar at a distance of 25 km (16 mi) north-east of Bharuch is the place of hermitage...
- Rudraya Hiremath 1977 1980 Salman Haider 1980 1983 A.N. Ram 1983 1986 Nareshwar Dayal 1986 1989 Vinod C. Khanna 1989 1991 Pushkar Johari 1991 1995 Dalip...
- features temples such as the Lord Sankar temple (a historical temple of Shri nareshwar mahadev), Ranchodrai, Satyanarayan and Padmavati Mataji's Jain Temple...
- Laprak, Lapu, Lho, Makaising, Manakamana, Manbu, Masel, Muchhok, Namjung, Nareshwar, Palumtar, Panchkhuwadeurali, Pandrung, Phinam, Phujel, Prok, Ranishwara...