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Rohida Fort
Rohida, also called Vichitragad, is a hill fort in the Western Ghats near Bhor in the Pune district of Maharashtra, India. Shivaji took it in the 1650s, and it later formed part of the territory of the Pant Sachivs of Bhor, who held it until the end of princely rule.
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