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Pandav Nagar : ウィキペディア英語版 | Pandav Nagar
Pandav Nagar is a residential colony in East Delhi, India. It is situated by the Main Mother Dairy Road and NH 24. The back side of the colony is across the road from the famous Akshardham Temple. ==History== Earlier called Neem Ka Bangar(as mentioned in old land records), the colony is now called Pandav Nagar. The name "Pandav Nagar" originates from the term 'Pandavas' which according to Hindu Mythology was used during the Mahabharata Period, where the five Sons of King Pandu and his wife Kunti were together called as Pandavas. Similarly, it is believed that the area of Pandav Nagar was inhabited after Indian independence in 1947, among others by Freedom fighter-Politician Karam Chand Sharma, a migrant from Kasur district of Punjab, Pakistan, during partition. He had five sons resembling a family as that of King Pandu". This inspired him to rename the area inhabited by him, i.e., Neem Ka Bangar as Pandav Nagar in 1948. The name "Pandav Nagar" was chosen as the term "Pandav" stands for five brothers and "Naga" for an urbanised area/habitation, as envisioned by Karam Chand Sharma.
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