Mira Bhayander Municipal Corporation Recruitment For The Post Of Nurse In Mumbai

Mira Bhayander Municipal Corporation (MBMC) invites application for the position Nurse

No of Post: 20

Qualification: GNM

Salary: Rs 40,000/-

Candidates Kindly refer to the Official Notification

Other Graduate / BSc

Mira Bhayander Municipal Corporation is looking for B.Sc profile candidates.

Interested and Eligible Candidates may attend the walk in interview on 07.04.2021

Mira Bhayandar is a city which has its own Historic value. It was an important port for business during past. This port has seen some most important Historic Legends right from Alexander to Peshwas and some great kings who have travelled through this port. The city is surrounded by big mountains on both the side boundaries along with Arabian Sea guarding the west side of the city. The North side of the city is surrounded by Vasai (Basin) Creek. So is the city of Bhayandar Situated at the Heart of the Nature.

As we all know that India was governed by British. British also came to Bhayandar but it was far time after as Bhayandar and Vasai were governed by Portuguese . Portuguese were the first one to rule on this part. But British also ruled over Bhayandar for quite some time. The example of British existence can be seen by the Railway Bridge over Vasai (Basin) Creek.

A large estate of 3688 acres, exclusive of salt marsh was granted by deed dated 1870 to Ramchandra Laxmanji of Bombay, on a lease of 999 years, in the village of Ghodbunder, Bhayandar and Mira. The condition attaching to this grant were that the lessee should pay a yearly rent of Rs. 6790/- that he should keep the embankments, dams, and sluic s in repair that he should demand no rent from Inamdars that he should demand only survey rates for Suti and Varkas lands that he should keep boundary marks in repair that he should pay Patil’’s and hereditary officers’ claims and allowances that he should not interfere with the rights of way that he should surrender land free of cost for the Bhayandar Railway Station that he should give the Notice for the assignment of the lands that he should not assign lands without leave and that the salt marsh lands were liable for resumption if not reclaimed within twenty years. This estate has been the cause of much litigation, owing to an attempt of the leaseholder to levy from the yearly tenants one-half instead of one-third of the produce. The District court and the High Court on appeal (appeal 292 and 1880) have decided that the leaseholder’s claim to levy one-half is contrary to the custom of the country. (Source : Gazetteer Of The Bombay Presidency, Volume XIII, Part II, Chapter VIII)