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KCS New Town – New name of Third Mumbai, Around Navi Mumbai International Airport

KCS New Town, often referred to as "Third Mumbai," is emerging as a key area around the Navi Mumbai International Airport. With its strategic location and potential for development, land investors are increasingly interested in acquiring property in this region. The area's growth prospects are bolstered by improved connectivity, urban planning initiatives, and the promise of modern infrastructure, making it an attractive option for both residential and commercial projects. As the city expands, KCS New Town is likely to play a significant role in shaping the future of the Mumbai metropolitan area.

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Born in 356 B.C., Alexander the Great is known in history as one of the world’s greatest military minds.  Historians also claim he was quite easy on the eyes.  Although born as the son of King Philip II and Queen Olympia, Alexander believed that he was instead the son of the Greek God, Zeus, because of his divine ancestry.  In his short 13 years as king, Alexander was able to conquer over 2 million square miles of land to establish the largest empire of the Ancient World.  His reign stretched from Greece, through the Middle East, to central Asia and India.  Spreading Greek culture, language, and thought, Alexander is accredited with influencing the following Hellenistic World with Greek culture.  

Tutored academically by Aristotle and in warfare by his father, Alexander the Great was a powerful imperialist. His time with Aristotle ensured for exemplary intellectual abilities; paired with his intense military training, Alexander became an impeccable leader that conquered any land that he desired. Alongside Alexander for most of his reign were Bacephalus, his horse, and friend Hephaestion.  

At the age of 16, Alexander was left to rule over the kingdom of Macedonia when his father went to battle with the Byzantine Empire.  In this time, Alexander led a cavalry and decimated the Sacred Band of Thebes during the Battle of Chaeronea.  This event was the start of Alexander’s military vigor and brilliance.  Around two years later in 336 B.C., Alexander’s father was assassinated by his own bodyguard, leaving Alexander the heir to the throne at the age of 20.  Alexander was quick to defeat anyone that would keep him from claiming the throne. Following in his father’s footsteps, Alexander continued “world domination.”

Alexander’s first battle as king began by capturing Persia and destroying the Persian and Greek army.  From Persia, Alexander headed south to Sardes and easily took control over the city.  He and his army faced resistance in the cities Miletus, Mylasa, and Helicarnassus; Alexander was able to take control over two of the three entirely.  Halicarnassus was a little more difficult to conquer as King Darius III amassed a significant army.  Alexander and King Darius III met again near Issus in southern Turkey in 333 B.C. where Alexander easily defeated the army. King Darius III fled before Alexander was able to kill him.  Alexander’s claim to Persia’s great wealth was established here.

From here, Alexander went to take over Marathus and Aradus, two Phoenician cities.  He went to take two other towns, Byblons and Sidon, before attempting to attack the island of Tyre in 332 B.C.  The city was surrounded by water, making it difficult for Alexander to have the upper hand as he had no established navy.  After a few months of trial and error, Alexander penetrated Tyre, where he executed and sold thousands of civilians for defying his rule.

Hungry for more territory, Alexander set out for Egypt.  Like the city of Tyre, Gaza was difficult to capture.  Alexander spent several weeks with Gaza under siege before finally claiming victory.  After this siege, he entered Egypt and established the city of Alexandria.  Of all his conquests, Alexander named 70 cities after himself.  After conquering Egypt, Alexander met King Darius III again at Gaugamela in 331 B.C. Defeat came easy, and Alexander was finally able to claim the Persian throne.  To gain credibility with the Persians, Alexander adopted Persian customs.  His dress was of Persian culture, and he even went as far as practicing proskynesis, a Persian custom where one bowed and kissed the hand of others depending on their rank.

Many Macedonians were not pleased by Alexander’s decision to take on Persian customs and culture.  Many of the Macedonian civilians have been thought to have planned Alexander’s death.  Due to this, Alexander became increasingly paranoid and began killing any individual that he believed posed a threat to him or his rule.  This began first with Parmerio, an esteemed general, and his son; Parmerio’s son was convicted of plotting Alexander’s assassination. Alexander also killed his close friend, Cleitus, after being insulted and his achievements minimized. 

Alexander struggled to capture a region of the Persian Empire, Sogdia, but upon remaining persistant, he eventually was able to claim rule.  From here, Alexander moved on to conquer India.  Some tribes were easy to overtake while others proved to be more difficult. His beloved horse was killed during an attempt to conquer territory.  Devastated, Alexander named the city of Bucephala after his horse.  Wishing to conquer all of India, Alexander’s soldiers were weary.  Because of this, Alexander retreated back to Persia.  With plans to conquer more territory, Alexander died in June of 323 B.C. His death is unknown in cause, although there are some speculations – malaria, infection, and poisoning.  Alexander never named a successor.  Shortly after his death, his great empire that he had worked so hard to create crumbled.

What’s so great about Alexander the Great?  Could it be his desire to name almost every conquered city after himself?  Much of the land Alexander conquered retained the Greek influence Alexander introduced.  This influence can be found even today in many modern cities.  After his death, his legacy influenced the Hellenistic Period, derived from “Hellazein,” which means, “to speak Greek or identify with the Greeks.” Alexander the Great is known as one of the most influential and powerful leaders of the Ancient World. 

On a different note, I have included gifs that are funny moments that could be used to illustrate Alexander’s thought process.  I have also compiled a Twitter of Alexander the Great.  I imagine that his tweets would have been eerily similar.

Sources:

(https://www.ancient.eu/article/925/alexander-the-great-as-a-god/) 

https://www.history.com/news/alexander-the-great-defeat-persian-empire

https://www.ancient.eu/article/925/alexander-the-great-as-a-god/

Briant, P. Alexander the Great and His Empire. (Princeton University Press, 2012).

Primary sources were taken from some secondary sources (: 

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Land for Sale in Third Mumbai: KCS New Town Development

Explore prime land and plots in the emerging Third Mumbai, known as KCS New Town. This extensive development project by the MMRDA encompasses 124 villages, creating a modern urban landscape around the Navi Mumbai International Airport. Here’s a closer look at some key areas within this exciting development:

Chirle: A strategically located hub that is rapidly transforming, Chirle offers excellent opportunities for residential and commercial development, leveraging its proximity to the airport.

Vindhane: This picturesque area is ideal for creating residential complexes and green spaces, making it a sought-after location for families and investors alike.

Ranjanpada: With its enhanced connectivity, Ranjanpada is an attractive investment destination for infrastructure and housing projects, set to benefit from the ongoing development initiatives.

Chirner: Positioned near the airport, Chirner presents ample land for industrial and logistics facilities, capitalizing on its strategic location for business growth.

Jui: A vibrant locality that offers mixed-use development opportunities, Jui is perfect for those looking to invest in both residential and commercial properties.

Pirkone: Emerging as a residential hotspot, Pirkone is appealing to families and individuals seeking a suburban lifestyle with access to urban amenities.

Vasheni: This area is gaining attention for real estate development, making it a promising investment option for those looking to capitalize on urban expansion.

Sarde: Transitioning from its agricultural roots, Sarde is opening up to urban development, presenting opportunities for investors looking to develop residential and commercial projects.

Punade: Ideal for affordable housing, Punade caters to the growing demand for budget-friendly living spaces, making it a strategic investment choice.

KCS New Town is poised to create a well-planned urban ecosystem that prioritizes sustainability and connectivity. Investing in land in this developing area not only promises future growth but also positions you at the forefront of Mumbai’s expansion. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this transformative project in Third Mumbai! Crescera Group