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Andaman- Aitihasik Paryatan Udyog

Andaman- Aitihasik Paryatan Udyog

The Heritage Tourism Business In Andaman 

The Marathi people are reminded of ‘Swatantrayaveer Savarkar’ and his grim punishment at the Cellular Jail at the mention of ‘Andaman’. The mere thought of the Prison and the Sea of Andaman is enough to send shivers down one’s spine. The islands there are too beautiful to miss as well. Captain Nilesh Gaikwad was able to identify this attraction that the Marathi people have towards the Andaman Islands and thus, the patriotic themed journey of Andaman Tourism began. Before we start with this journey, let us first get to know Captain Nilesh Gaikwad.

Captain Nilesh Gaikwad was born in a family of teachers in a village called Satana in the district of Satara. Since both his parents were teachers, there was no chance of him getting into the field of business. But during his college days, he had made up his mind to not get stuck in a mundane job. He made a firm decision to start his own business and not wait until he graduates from college. In those days, computer business was not much in trend in Nashik. He started his Computer Sales and Services business by the name of ‘Silicon Valley’ right after finishing his 12th grade. His business received a massive response right from the beginning. The business flourished and he had a team of 40 employees within 1-1.5 years. Soon, after a few years, more than 240 centers of Silicon Valley were established all over Maharashtra. Meanwhile, the Silicon Valley started training people in the use of technology. This got a huge response at all its centers, too. The Silicon Valley business is still enjoying this success. 

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