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BIENNIAL ELECTION TO THE MAHARASHTRA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTION – 2016 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THANE LOCAL AUTHORITIES LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CONSTITUENCY ELECTORAL ROLL – 2016 BIENNAIL ELECTION TO THE MAHARASHTRA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FROM THANE LOCAL AUTHORITIES'S CONSTITUENCY-2016 ELECTORAL ROLL – 2016 INDEX Sr.No. Name of the Local Authority Female Male Total 1 Dahanu Municipal Council, Dahanu Taluk-Dahanu, District-Palghar 12 13 25 2 Jawhar Municipal Council, Jawhar, Taluk-Jawhar, District-Palghar 9 10 19 3 A) Zilla Parishad, Palghar Taluka Palghar District Palghar 37 28 65 B) Palghar Municipal Coucil, Palghar Taluka Palghar District Palghar 14 17 31 96 4 Shahapur Nagarpanchayt Shahapur Taluka-Shahapur, District Thane 9 10 19 5 Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation, Vasai Taluka-Vasai, District-Palghar 58 62 120 6 Bhiwandi-Nizampur City Municipal Corporation, Bhiwandi Taluka Bhiwandi 48 47 95 District Thane 7 Kalyan Dombivali Municipal Corporation Taluka Kalyan District Thane 66 61 127 8 Murbad Nagarpanchayt Murbad, Taluka-Murbad, District Thane 10 9 19 9 Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation, Ulhasnagar, Taluka Ulhasnagar, District Thane 42 37 79 10 Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation,Bhayandar (W) Taluka District Thane 49 49 98 11 A) Zilla Parishad Thane, Taluk, District Thane 0 0 0 B) Thane Municipal Corporation, Thane Taluka District Thane 65 68 133 12 Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation, Navi Mumbai, Taluka District Thane 63 53 116 13 A) Ambernath Municipal Council, Ambernath Taluka Ambernath District Thane 30 32 62 B) Kulgaon-Badlapur Municipal Council, Badlapur, Taluka Ambernath District 26 26 52 Thane ------------ 114 Total Electors 538 522 1060 BIENNIAL ELECTIONS TO THE MAHARASHTRA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FROM THANE LOCAL AUTHORITIESCONSTITUENCY ELECTORAL ROLL 2016 DISTRICT HANE NAME OF LOCAL AUTHORITY COUNCIL:- DAHANU MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ELECTORAL PART NO:-1/13 Father / Husband / Educational Name of the Council in which Sr. No. Name of the Councilors Gender Age Mother or Other Qualification they are members Relatives Name 1 Mrs. Deva Lilavati Nagindas F 54 Deva Nagindas 1st Std Dahanu Municipal Council 2 Mr. Kakad Ramesh Shirad M 61 Shirad Kakad 3rd Std Dahanu Municipal Council Mr. Bari Shashikant 3 M 61 Gangaram Bari Inter B.A. Dahanu Municipal Council Gangaram 4 Mrs. Patil Ramila Manoj F 56 Manoj Patil S.S.C. Dahanu Municipal Council 5 Chafekar Pradeep Somnath M 49 Somnath Chafekar 7th Std Dahanu Municipal Council 6 Dhodi Anuradha Ramesh F 29 Ramesh Dhodi B.com Dahanu Municipal Council 7 Bari Tara Tukaram F 56 Tukaram Bari 4th Std Dahanu Municipal Council 8 Bhartsing Bansrajsing Rajput M 42 Bansrajshing Rajput B.com Dahanu Municipal Council Mrs. Rakamutha Renuka 9 F 43 Shailesh Rakamutha Home Sci. Dahanu Municipal Council Shailesh 10 Shaikh Saeed Abdulrasid M 44 Abdulrasid Shaikh B.com Dahanu Municipal Council 11 Manoj Ramesh Dhangkar M 45 Ramesh Dhangkar H.S.C. Dahanu Municipal Council Mazda Rukhsana 12 F 51 Behramshah Mazda B.Sc Dahanu Municipal Council Behramshah 13 Mrs. Arti Atmaram Thakur F 56 Atmaram Thakur 7th Std Dahanu Municipal Council 14 Miss. Madhuri Haresh Dhodi F 24 Haresh Dhodi H.S.C. Ag Dahanu Municipal Council 15 Shravan Bhikari Machhi M 53 Bhikari Machhi 7th Std Dahanu Municipal Council 16 Machhi Prakash Ganesh M 31 Ganesh Machhi B.com Dahanu Municipal Council 17 Mr.Shah Mihir Chandrakant M 44 Chandrakant Shah S.Y.B.com Dahanu Municipal Council 18 Mrs. Mali Rekha Atul F 45 Atul Mali B.A. Dahanu Municipal Council 19 Mrs. Pathak Asha Arun F 52 Arun Pathak S.S.C. Dahanu Municipal Council 20 Machhi Rajendra Lakhu M 50 Lakhu Machhi 8th Std Dahanu Municipal Council 21 Bujad Prakash Pandu M 26 Pandu Bujad H.S.C. Ag Dahanu Municipal Council 22 Mrs. Mehta Kirti Anand F 39 Anand Mehta H.S.C. Dahanu Municipal Council 23 Marde Alka Jaydev F 47 Jaydev Marde 7th Std Dahanu Municipal Council NOMINATED COUNCILORS Mr. Peera Samiuddin 24 M 50 Nizamuddin Peera H.S.C. Dahanu Municipal Council Nizamuddin 25 Mr.Parekh Rajesh Hasubhai M 44 Hasubhai Parekh B.com Dahanu Municipal Council Total= 25 Female=12 Male=13 BIENNIAL ELECTIONS TO THE MAHARASHTRA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FROM THANE LOCAL AUTHORITIESCONSTITUENCY ELECTORAL ROLL 2016 DISTRICT HANE NAME OF LOCAL AUTHORITY COUNCIL:- JAWHAR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ELECTORAL PART NO:-02/13 Father / Husband / Mother or Educational Name of the Council in Sr. No. Name of the Councilors Gender Age Other Relatives Name Qualification which they are members 1 Sandeep Ravindra Vaidya Male 50 Ravindra Vaidya B.A 2 Asha Namdev Ballal Female 44 Namdev Ballal 6 th 3 Vimal Vilas Gore Female 40 Vilas Gore 4 th 4 Sanjay Meghnath Wangad Male 38 Meghnath Wangad 12 th 5 Ganesh Vikram Rajput Male 31 Vikram Rajput 12 th 6 Yogita Suresh Mulgir Female 31 Suresh Mulgir B.A, L.L.B 7 Riyaz Yusuf Maniyar Male 48 Yusuf Usman Maniyar 10 th 8 Manisha Balkrushna Wani Female 45 Balkrushna Wani 9 th 9 Amol Madhukar Ausarkar Male 39 Madhukar Ausarkar B.A 10 Geeta Ashok Chaudhari Female 36 Ashok Chaudhari B.A 11 Kanchanmala Prakash Chumbhale Female 50 Prakash Ramdas Chumbale B.Com 12 Chandrakant Purshottam Patel Male 57 Purshottam Patel 10 th Father / Husband / Mother or Educational Name of the Council in Sr. No. Name of the Councilors Gender Age Other Relatives Name Qualification which they are members 13 Ravindra Yashwant Chawre Male 47 Yashwant Chawre 12 th 14 Ravindra Kashinath Bhoir Male 43 Kashinath Bhoir 8 th 15 Meena Shankar Jadhav Female 33 Shankar Jadhav 11 th 16 Savita Deepak Waghchawre Female 39 Deepak Waghchawre B.A 17 Priti Praful Pawar Female 58 Praful Vasant Pawar 10 th NOMINATED COUNCILORS 18 Jabbar Haji Karim Memon (Nominated) Male 56 Haji Karim Memon 12 th Jawhar Municipal Council 19 Narendra Ramesh Prabhhu (Nominated) Male 44 Ramesh Murlidhar Prabhu 12 th Jawhar Municipal Council Total-19 Female-9 Male-10 BIENNIAL ELECTIONS TO THE MAHARASHTRA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FROM THANE LOCAL AUTHORITIESCONSTITUENCY ELECTORAL ROLL 2016 DISTRICT HANE NAME OF LOCAL AUTHORITY COUNCIL:- ZILLA PARISHAD PALGHAR ELECTORAL PART NO:-03/13 Father / Husband / Mother or Educational Name of the Council in Sr. No. Name of the Councilors Gender Age Other Relatives Name Qualification which they are members 1 Mrs.Surekha Vithal Thethley Female 29 Shri Vital Thethley B.A. Ded Zilla Parishad Palghar 2 Mr.Ashok sitaram Bhoye Male 35 Shri Sitaram Bhoye B.A. Bed Zilla Parishad Palghar 3 Mr. Suresh babu korda Male 37 Shri Babu Korda 10 th Zilla Parishad Palghar 4 Mr.Ratan Ravji Budhar Male 65 Shri Ravji Budhar 4th Zilla Parishad Palghar 5 Smt.Gulab vinayak Raut Female 41 Shri Vinayak Raut 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 6 Smt. Pramila bhau kakad Female 31 Shri Bhau Kakad 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 7 Smt.. Sindhu Ajit Bhoye Female 35 Shri Ajit Bhoye 9th Zilla Parishad Palghar 8 Smt. Sunita Babu Chothe Female 40 Shri Babu Chothe 6th Zilla Parishad Palghar 9 Smt. Vaishnavi Vinod Rahane Female 35 Shri Vinod Rahane D.ed Zilla Parishad Palghar 10 Smt.Darshana Shantaram Dumade Female 54 Shir Shantaram Dumade B.com Zilla Parishad Palghar 11 Smt.Parvati Chandrakant Bhusare Female 58 Shri Chandrakant Bhusare 7th Zilla Parishad Palghar Father / Husband / Mother or Educational Name of the Council in Sr. No. Name of the Councilors Gender Age Other Relatives Name Qualification which they are members 12 Mr.Prakash Krushna Nikam Male 38 Shri Krushna Nikam B.A. Zilla Parishad Palghar 13 Mr.Dilip Jayram Gate Male 40 Shri Jayram Gate 12th Zilla Parishad Palghar 14 Mr.Vijay Suresh Kharpade Male 37 Shri Suresh Kharpade 12th Zilla Parishad Palghar 15 Smt.Meera Raghya Ravte Female 37 Shri Raghya Ravte 7th Zilla Parishad Palghar 16 Mr. Chaudhari Kashinath Govind Male 32 Shri Govind Chaudhari B.A. LLB Zilla Parishad Palghar 17 Smt.Kalpana Dilip Kamdi Female 31 Shri Dilip Kamdi 8th Zilla Parishad Palghar 18 Smt.Surekha Kailash Malavkar Female 25 Shri Kailash Malavkar B.A. Zilla Parishad Palghar 19 Mr.Kishor Barku Barad Male 35 Shri Barku Barad 12th Zilla Parishad Palghar 20 Mr.Radka Rupaji Kalangda Male 43 Shri Rupaji Kalangda 7th Zilla Parishad Palghar 21 Smt. Thakre Laxmi Mangal Female 34 Shri Mangal Thakre 8th Zilla Parishad Palghar 22 Smt. Hemlata Tukaram Rathod Female 23 Shri Tukaram Rathod B.com Zilla Parishad Palghar 23 Smt .Vinita Vivek Kore Female 46 Shri Vivek Kore 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 24 Smt.Vipula Rajesh Saave Female 35 Shri Rajesh Saave 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 25 Smt .Themka Deepa Shantaram Female 24 Shri Shantaram Themka B.A. B.ed Zilla Parishad Palghar 26 Mr.Bhalchandra Bhudhaji khodke Male 41 Shri Bhudhaji khodke 12th Zilla Parishad Palghar 27 Smt.Kriti Kishor Haware Female 25 Shri Kishor Haware 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar Father / Husband / Mother or Educational Name of the Council in Sr. No. Name of the Councilors Gender Age Other Relatives Name Qualification which they are members 28 Mr..Nilesh Ramesh Gandhe Male 44 Shri Ramesh Gandhe B.com Zilla Parishad Palghar 29 Smt .Bharati Bharat Kamdi Female 42 Shri Bharat Kamdi 12th Zilla Parishad Palghar 30 Smt .Suvarna Vishnu Padvale Female 27 Shri Vishnu Padvale 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 31 Smt .Dhanshree Dhanjay Chaudhari Female 32 Shri Dhanjay Chaudhari B.A. D.ed Zilla Parishad Palghar 32 Smt.Shubhangi Rajesh Kute Female 33 Shri Rajesh Kute 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 33 Mr.Tulsidas Harishchandra Tamore Male 49 Shri Harishchandra Tamore 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 34 Smt.Neha Naresh Shelar Female 41 Shri Naresh Shelar 10th Zilla Parishad Palghar 35 Mr..Ashok Sadu Vade Male 50 Shri Sadu Vade 12th Zilla Parishad Palghar 36 Smt.Ranjana Kishor Sankhe Female 57 Shri Kishor Sankhe 11th Zilla Parishad Palghar 37 Smt.Mithali Milind Raut Female 40 Shri Milind Raut B.A. Zilla Parishad Palghar 38 Smt.Bhavana Sudhir Vichare Female 36 Shri Sudhir Vichare B.A.
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  • The Vatsalya Foundation Highlights from March to May 2020

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