Means Grand Father

Means steps in Marathi

Know for its famous flower market

Famous for the first Railway Junction

After a famous Fishing Village

Named after a famous don Kulu Mama

Named after a famous South Indina Village called Kurli

A land of crabs

Named after a famous Mountain in that area

A name used to call the people ling on those ghats

Western Ghats actually extended to what is present day Ghatkopar and this is why it was referred to as Ghat-kopra

None of the above

Is christened after Queen Victoria

Was named after Queen Victoria visited India

Was gifted to Queen Victoria on her marriage

A Family name of the Queen

Named as the area was famous for Tamarind market

Since its close to Kapoli & Famous for Tamarind Trees

The area was thus called by the Britishers

Derived from a Marathi word called Chinch, which means Tamarind

Famous for the a called Missal Pav

One of the largest mangrove forests in Maharashtra

Know as the queen of the Easter Suburbs

Got its name from the famous East Indian Villager in the area

Was given by a Monk who christened it after the word ZION

Christian by the Jesuits who settled on the Hill there

Mean Lion – a Lot of strong people lived in the area

Got its name from a Chapel on a hill, named after Mt Zion

A tribe called “Bandu” live there

Named after a famous temple – Bhandupeshwar Mahadev Temple

Famous for the manufacturing of Dup

After a Goddess called Bhandu-pali

Named after a biscuit factory in the area

After a saint Pareli Baba who lived there

After a famous Rail factory in the area

Gets its name from the famous Parali Mahadev Temple in the area

Got its name after the 222-year-old Gate of Mercy Synagogue, built by Samaji Hasaji Divekar

Because of the Mosque in the whole area

The Muslims names this place after their Mosque

A famous place for the Muslims

Named after Lord Sandhurst – to honor him for his success in the war against the Muslims

Named after Lord Springfield Sandhurst, the Architect of Bombay

The Sandhurst Famly ownd own the original island – Sandhus

Named after Lord Sandhurst, the governer of Bombay

Meaning Low Lying area

A word in Marathi which means – “Wife has come”

Meaning Brother come

A famous place for Bicycles

Derived its name from the famous horse stable in the area

Famous for Tungas – Horse carts in the British era

The famous Hindu god TUNGA who's image is of a lady with a cut head in her hand and blood on her tounge

Meaning Elephant in Sanskrit

Named for Charles Currey, an agent for Indian Railways

Named to honor Samuel Curry for his outstanding dedication to the Queen

The roads were as smooth as the curry

People use to make good curry in the area

Lord Canjoor was the governer of the area

Caw-Joor was a name of the Governor’s Wife

Named in honour Lord Canjoor

Named after a revenue-earning village called Cawnjoor

The station was right in front of a Church

christened after St. Thomas Cathedral gate -‘Church Gate’

The present location of the station was built on the gate of a church

The station is built on the ruins of an old church

The famous Portuguese Band lived in that area

Bandar – a thriving railway Port

Railway junction for the British

Vandre as known in Marathi means a port

A resting place for cattle and workers

A grazing place for cattle – ‘charna’

A hub for cattle food

Named after Sir Lord Charin the then governor of Bombay

The Hub for Cotton export to the West

Names after Mrs Green who owned the land

India’s first cotton factory was started in this pace

A historic site, as this is where India’s first cotton exchange is believed to have begun

Kandivli comes from Khaandoli, where khaan means a mine in Marathi

The best onions were grown in this place

The name came for the cluster of villages in the area

The famous white onions Market – Kanda-Vali was in this place

Was named so because of the Stones mines in the area

Was famous for the lime stone market in the area

Named because a Mothers use to pamper her son

Named after Lord Maylaid who lived in this area

Paramjeet Somaiya, was the local land lord of the area

Because the people that lived in the area were highly qualified

Named after the famous Somaiya family who built one of the biggest educational institutes in the city here

Famous for the number of colleges and schools in the area

Gets its name from the famous Biscuit factory , Parle G

Gets its name from two important deities, namely Vileshwar and Parleshwar

Vilesh Parleshwar was the Landlord of the area

Gets it name from two famous personalities Vile Maharaj & Smapth Parle

Had plenty of horse stables which had only white horses

Because plenty of whites settled in the area

Named after the famous Mrinal Gore family, Gore’s ‘gaon’ means village

The place had plenty of Milk Farms – Whiteness – Fair – Gore in Marathi

Famous for Dhai which came for these villages

It means your head is covered with curds

Got its name for the cow sheds in the area

Comes from a local dialect of Marathi, which means 10 hamlets

Named after the famous SOPARA family, that socially transformed the lives of the people in the area

The oldest port town in India, also known as “Brave City”

Named after a NALA – which connected the town of Sopara

Named after the once famous Betelnut plantation

The Famous river VIRAR, which was also used as a Port flowed through area

Named after Dr Ek Vira, was saved many lived during the plague

Got its name from holy temple of Eka-vira Devi which was broken down by the Portuguese

Virar – rest, a railway terminus during British era

Most likely got its name from the famous banyan tree forest in the area

According to fork tales, it got its name from the Vedas

Got its name from the famous Truck Terminus there

Famous for its Vada Pav

It was a famous road connection the cotton market and the port

named after the Governor of Mumbai Paul Ray 1910

Name after Mr John Reay

Was named after a British officer

Famous for the East Indian villages in the area

Named after the Sand port – Bhaind-dara

Also know as “Brothers inside Reply with your correct answers”

Also known as “behind the Port”

The people here are always happy

The Electronic capital of Mumbai

The USA of India

Also know as “Happywala Town”

From the Sanskrit word “stana”, meaning place

Famous Town in the central Suburbs

which means a rest house for the Portuguese

Got its name for the famous Jail THANA, built by the Britishers

Named after the famous hockey player who went on to become a saint

Named after a Sikh Political leader of the area

Name given to honours the ninth of the Ten Gurus of Sikhism

Names after the famous sikh guru Tege Bahadur

Means house built on Salt pans, also the Educational Capital of Navi Mumbai

The Municipal Cooperation of Navi Mumbai is situated in Kharghar

Also Knows as the city of SALT

Got its name for the salt pans around - KARA

Knows as Panwell by the British

Known as the gateway to Konkan

Got its name from the famous PAN market

First called as Panelim by the Marathas

Its mean LION

The queen of Navi Mumbai

Its means Strong willed, and independent person

Got its name from the famous town designer Harpit Vashi

Got its name form the famous Bori caves in the ares

comes from the existence of a lot of bushes of a sweet fruit called "borr (Marathi) meaning "berries" in English

The Family Bor Glass factory was in this area

It means Sweet Fruit

because a lot of black people lived here

got its name for the dairy milk factory in the area

the name is derived from Udayanagari, the name of a hill near the Mahakali caves .

Means Darkness

All outs stations trains started and terminated there so it was named central

Cause the place was the Center of Mumbai

The Center for all activities during the British rule

named Bombay Central (local) after the construction of the long distance Bombay Central Terminus (BCT)