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A municipal corporation in western Maharashtra has named a chowk after Wing Commander Prakash Navale, a former Indian Air Force pilot who received the Shaurya Chakra for saving then Odisha Chief Minister J B Patnaik from mob fury in 1982. The civic body named the Kolhapur Road Akashwani Chowk in Sangli city as "Wing Commander Prakash Navale Chowk."
Courtesy: theprint.in
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