Nanded Waghala

Nanded Waghala is a city and a municipal corporation in Nanded district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is situated on the south bank of the river Godavari in Maharashtra state of India, just south of Nanded. It is Marathwada's third most important city, next only to Nanded and Aurangabad. Godavari River flowing across the city divides it into two parts, namely Old Nanded and New Nanded. Old Nanded lies on the north of the Godavari River, while the New Nanded lies on the south. Waghala along with Vasarni Village, Kautha Village, Asarjan Village, Fatehjangpur Village, Asadwan Village and CIDCO area, forms a part of New Nanded.

Nanded Waghala is situated on the banks of the famous and much-revered Godavari River. After the fragmentation of the Bahamani Empire, the region was successively ruled by Baridsahi, Nizamsahi, Imadsahi and Adilsahi. Finally, the region came under the control of Mughals, who ruled over it till long. During the reign of Aurangzeb, Nanded was one of the Sarkars of the Subah of Bidar. Later in 1708, Bahadur Shah, son of Aurangzeb along with Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, came