Tarapur

Tarapur is a census town in Palghar locale prior Palghar was taluka and has as of late advised as region in the Indian territory of Maharashtra. It is a mechanical town found somewhere in the range of 45 km north of Virar, on the Western Railway line of Mumbai Suburban Division. Tarapur can be come to from Boisar, the closest railroad station. The Tarapur atomic power station houses two bubbling water reactors, every one of 200 MW, the first in Asia, and an ongoing unit with two pressurized overwhelming water reactors every one of 540 MW. This PHWR based power station isn't just the biggest atomic power reactor in the nation yet in addition the biggest power unit in India.

It was charged seven months in front of timetable, at a cost much lower than the first gauge, by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India. Two beaches lay around four kilometers west from Tarapur. Surely understood is the Tarapur shoreline with a run down Portuguese post which was in a demolished state in 1862, some portion of the north divider having fallen. The Tarapur Fort, with wells and gardens inside, was given in inam an allow of land by the Peshwa to Vikaji Mehrji, for a hundred years, is as yet held by his beneficiaries, and is as of now in guardianship of Chorge family. Another wonderful site is the Chinchani shoreline, one and a half kilometers north of the fortification.