Thane Guardian Minister Eknath Shinde released the manifesto: "Panchvis Varsha Vishwasachi, Panchvis Varshe Vikasachi" (25 years of trust and development) which also mentions the track record of Sena, the ruling party in civic body.
It promises to give a facelift to Ghodbunder fort which currently is in dilapidated condtion.
Prominent among the promises is the construction of a science centre on the lines of Nehru Planetarium in Mumbai; setting up of a film institute and studio for amateurs; a box museum; a miniature garden; a 3-D photo garden on the lines of one in Bangkok, a theme park etc.
The civic body is going to polls on February 21 along with nine other corporations including Mumbai in state.
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