Bhadran, a village with deep historical roots in the Baroda State, was established on the 11th Sudi of Vaishakh in the Samvat year 1232. Named after the Goddess Bhadra Kali, whose ancient temple still stands, Bhadran is one of the region’s oldest settlements. According to the Family Tree of the Patels of the Seven Towns, published in 1925, the first…
Townhall
The Sir Sayajirao Nagar Gruh, also known as the Town Hall cum Auditorium, stands as a testament to the vision and generosity of the Bank of Baroda (BoB). Located near Cow Circle in the Akota area of Vadodara, this impressive structure is a significant landmark in the city. Features: Seating Capacity: The auditorium boasts a spacious main hall with a…
Mahatma Gandhi Nagar Gruh, centrally located near Jubilee Baug, stands as an important venue for cultural and dramatic events. Constructed in 1954, the town hall has been a cornerstone for community gatherings and performances. Features: Seating Capacity: The auditorium can comfortably accommodate around 600 people, making it an ideal space for a variety of cultural functions and theatrical performances. Renovation:…
Initially built to house a vegetable market, the Nyay Mandir was commissioned by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III in memory of his beloved wife, Maharani Chimnabai I. Upon completion, the structure transitioned from a market to a Town Hall and later transformed into an imperial court, inaugurated on November 30, 1896, by the then Viceroy, Lord Elgin. The Maharaja’s deep respect…