Shubhanginidevi Raje, the former queen of the erstwhile princely state, hosted Fadnavis, who spent an hour at the palace and visited the Darbar Hall and a weapons' museum there.
Raje briefed Fadnavis about the contribution of various Gaekwad rulers to the field of education, among others in Gujarat.
She also presented a book on Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad III and a religious idol to the Chief Minister.
The CM had arrived in the city last evening to visit Garudeshwar town, situated 70 kms from here, on the occasion of 101st death anniversary of Maharashtrian spiritual leader Vasudevanand Saraswati Maharaj, he told reporters
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