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Sr.No. Name of the Candidate Place 1 Tashildar Bajrang Satappa Miraj 2 Naik Nitin Bhalchandra Sangli 3 Naik Archana Nitin Sangli 4 Bhadvankar Arati Parshuram Ichalkaranji 5 Yadav Manisha Sudhakar Palus 6 Atar Reshma Hasan Pusegaon 7 Patil Priya Yuvraj Kolhapur 8 Kajave Neha Gajanan Ichalkaranji 9 Potadar Hemanjali Vaman Ichalkaranji 10 Shinde Geeta Anant Jaysingpur 11 Nerlikar Priyadarshini Dattatray Kolhapur 12 Patil Nilam Balasaheb Kuthare, Dist: Satara 13 Patil Swati Baban Male (Rukadi) 14 Pated Sidagonda Huchappa Jaysingpur 15 Nadaf Sarfaraj Ramjan Ichalkaranji 16 Bhosale Dnyaneshwar Maruti Sangavi 17 Patil Prashant Balgonda Nimshirgaon, Tal: Shirol 18 Dadmode Priyanka Anil Ichalkaranji 19 Shahane Shirish Mahesh Ichalkaranji 20 Patil Monika Naggonda Ichalkaranji 21 Khavate Arati Ajit Shirati, Shirol 22 Patil Milind Ashok Ichalkaranji 23 Sutar Vanchala Bhagwat Ichalkaranji 24 Patil Sonali Subhash Ichalkaranji 25 Kadakane Dhanashri Mahadev Ichalkaranji 26 Udgave Asmita Suryakant Shirati 27 Digarje Amruta Suresh Hupari 28 Momin Jahid Badrealam Ichalkaranji 29 Gondkar Supriya Manohar Ichalkaranji 30 Shinde Nikhil Ashok Sangli 31 Kamble Shubhangi Pandurang Hatkanangale 32 Yadav Pravin Hindurao Atigre 33 Patil Pradip Dadgonda Sangli 34 Garud Ravindra Maruti Kolhapur 35 Khandare Vaibhav Vinayak Sangli 36 Sangame Bahubali Babanrao Kupwad 37 Kharade Pravin Ramchandra Kasari, Tal: Kagal 38 Desai Ashish Arunrao Ichalkaranji 39 Patil Sagar Dnyandev Ichalkaranji 40 Mota Manoj Hirji Sangli 41 Jugdar Ranjeet Vishwasrao Kolhapur 42 Bhagate Swati Dadaso Nandani, Tal: Shirol 43 Patil Shitalkumar Jagdish Jaysingpur 44 Ghatte Savita Baban Ichalkaranji 45 Mullani Mubarak Ilai Kothali 46 Ghorpade Ranjeetsinh Deelipsinh Kagal 47 Bagane Pooja Anil Jaysingpur 48 Mulani Umar M. Yadrav 49 Jadhav Madhuri Navanath Hingangaon Khurd, Tal: Kadegaon 50 More Supriya Kumar Jaysingpur 51 Takale Adik Mahadev Kabnoor 52 Khade Manjit Madhukar Wanlesswadi 53 Bhagaje Prakash Mallappa Karadaga, Tal: Chikodi (Diploma) 54 Bhute Nileshkumar Jagannath Satara 55 Chougule Sujata Vasantrao Kupwad (Diploma) 56 Bamane Sharad Laxman Bamanoli, Tal: Miraj 57 Banne Vishal Arun Kolaki, Satara 58 Irali Shailesh Shankarrao Jat (Diploma) 59 Retharekar Dattatray Vishnu Sangli (Diploma) 60 Sohani Sameer Vijay Satara (Diploma) 61 Kulkarni Manjusha Ramchandra Satara (Diploma) 62 Vasave Sanjay Shantaram Kale 63 Ghorpade Nivas Ganpatrao Karad (Diploma) 64 Chandanshive Subrao Anil Vit (Diploma) 65 Ghorpade Dhananjay Vasantrao Biur, Tal: Shirala 66 Patil Ashatai Jagannath Yedenipani, Tal: Walwa 67 Khalati Birappa Ramu Sangli 68 Shirke Jaysing Dhondiba Adul, Satara 69 Suryawanshi Sagar Dasharath Divashi, Tal: Patan 70 Patil Kalika Milind Kolhapur 71 Patil Nivas Bhau Kurdu, Kolhapur 72 Chougule Navanath Anandrao Kurdu, Kolhapur 73 Patil Chandrakant Laxman Kurdu, Kolhapur 74 Jadhav Balasaheb Dhanajirao Phulewadi 75 Londhe Gajanan Anandrao Phanaswadi 76 Desai Yogesh Shivaji Toap 77 Ghadage Yogesh Shivaji Kshetra Mauli, Satara 78 Pawar Dattatraya Vitthal Kanherkhed 79 Purohit Sham Raghavendra Kolhapur 80 Deshmukh Vandana Bhimrao Sap, Koregaon 81 Jadhav Digvijay Shankar Vita 82 Godse Suhas Jagannath Vaduj 83 Yadav Archana Krishnarao Renavi 84 Vasave Hariram Bharat Nijampur, Nandurbar 85 Mhetre Veena Vaibhav Tasgaon 86 Thakare Prakash Walu Kolhapur 87 Gaikwad Pandurang Dattatray Kavate Piran, Miraj 88 Kamble Yogita Jotiram Kande, Tal: Shirala 89 Metkari Gorakh Mahadeo Waki (Gherdi), Sangola 90 Pawar Sandip Dinkar Kurlap 91 Nangare Vikas Narayan Kokarud 92 Patil Rajendra Yashwant Kokrud 93 Patil Parshuram Raghunath Deowadi 94 Patil Ashok Balkrishna Padaliwadi, Tal: Shirala 95 Inamdar Saniya Mushtaq Gote, Tal: Karad 96 Pisal Vishal Vasant Sagaon, Tal: Shirala 97 Patil Vikas Shahaji Sagaon, Tal: Shirala 98 Shinde Mansing Ramchandra Deowadi, Tal: Shirala 99 Patil Poonam Yashwant Prayag Chikhli 100 Patil Suvarna Ashok Kokarud 101 Alavekar Sachin Vasantrao Tandulwadi, Tal: Panhala 102 Mane Vilas Bhikaji Manewadi, Radhanagari 103 Kadam Vanita Baburao Gargoti 104 Nalavade Sunil Jagannath Kavalapur 105 Admuthe Bhagyashri Babasaheb Navi Dhamni, Miraj 106 Patil Swarupkumar Sarjerao Talsande 107 Panskar Sadanand Atmaram Malharpeth, Patan 108 Chaudhary Jagan Bhika Mangrul, Shirala 109 Kamble Arjun Gunwant Wakurde (BK), Shirala 110 Patil Shobha Sadashiv Mangrul, Shirala 111 Dalvi Aparna Bhimrao Shirala 112 Mirajkar Amruta Dilip Shirala 113 Ghorpade Satish Narayan Bedag, Miraj 114 Patil Appasaheb Ningonda Gadhinglaj 115 Pasardekar Madhav Sitaram Kolhapur 116 Hajare Bajirao Bhimrao Gargoti 117 Malavade Nita Sadanand Kameri, Walwa 118 Patil Amardeep Mahipatrao Walave (BK) 119 Salunkhe Shivaji Laxman Koyananagar 120 Jadhav Ushadevi Prataprao Shirala 121 Pawar Vilas Ganapati Patan 122 Ghadage Devji Chandrakant Mhavashi, Tal: Patan 123 Ghadage Rasika Dnyandev Mhavashi, Tal: Patan 124 Bhakare Nilam Vishwas Amburle, Tal: Patan 125 Khatavkar Keshav Sudhakar Kumbhargaon, Tal: Patan 126 Kamble Bhimrao Tayappa Bhatanwadi, Hasur 127 Karne Nita Gorakh Vidani, Tal: Phaltan 128 Kurade Sadashiv Maruti Karad 129 Kasar Vijaysingh Chandrakant Patan 130 Desai Dhondiram Govind Paparde, Tal: Patan 131 Chalke Deepak Sitaram Kamargaon, Tal: Koyananagar 132 Yadav Anandrao Hari Yeradwadi, Tal: Patan 133 Shinde Asharani Uttamrao Palus 134 Jadhav Subhash Laxman Patan 135 Kadam Suhas Vasantrao Nimani 136 Arde Krishna Bhau Patan (Degree not enclosed) 137 Kare Jyoti Ramchandra Palus 138 Kadam Shrirang Hari Dhadamwadi, Tal: Patan 139 Zore Laxman Janu Karwat, Tal: Patan 140 Jadhav Jayashri Atmaram Mahadevnagar, Tal: Peth 141 Bodake Rajendra Shamrao Patan 142 Sutar Dipali Balasaheb Patan 143 Kalugade Nita Uttam Patan 144 Devadkar Shashikant Dnyandeo Patan 145 Chavan Arjun Vishnu Patan 146 Pawar Suryakant Hanmant Patan 147 Patil Prakash Krishnarao Patan 148 Jadhav Shrirang Hanmant Mendhoshi, Tal: Patan 149 Jadhav Vijay Ramchandra Mhopre, Tal: Karad 150 Jadhav Sunil Tukaram Karanjoshi, Tal: Karad 151 Patil Jotiram Nathu Majgaon, Tal: Patan 152 Patil Dattatraya Nathuram Majgaon, Tal: Patan 153 Varekar Bharat Anandrao Majgaon, Tal: Patan 154 Patil Yuvraj Atmaram Padaloshi 155 Patil Suresh Tukaram Padaloshi 156 More Sarjerao Vitthal Keloli, Tal: Patan 157 Jadhav Dipak Jagannath Supane, Tal: Karad 158 Patil Vijaya Ganpatrao Gudne, Tal: Patan 159 Kale Jaysingrao Pandurang Malkapur, Karad 160 Yadav Vidyadevi Dnyandeo Malkapur, Karad 161 Patil Machchindra Anna Malkapur, Karad 162 Kamble Balaji Abhimanyu Ichalkaranji 163 Jadhav Swati Hanmant Patan 164 Patil Pragati Deepak Islampur 165 Sutar Mushtaq Shakil Karad 166 Bote Raghunath Laxman Ashta 167 Dalvi Shankar Devappa Khatav 168 Karande Kailas Namdev Bahe 169 Patil Suresh Dhondiram Nagaon, Tal: Walwa 170 Sutar Anil Ashok Dhavali, Tal: Walwa 171 Patil Krishnat Ganpati Chavare, Tal: Hatkanangale 172 Bandger Ujwala Raghunath Ashta 173 Patil Shivaji Shankar Khatav 174 Patil Shankar Anandrao Gotkhindi, Tal: Walwa 175 Shingare Maya Sopan Islampur, Tal: Walwa 176 Patil Megharani Mahesh Yelur, Tal: Walwa 177 Ghagare Bajarang Dagadu Panumbre Tarf Shirala 178 Pawar Jayant Balaso June-Khed, Tal: Walwa 179 Pandhare Sanjay Shankar Kamalapur, Tal: Sangola 180 Ghadhare Renuka Shahaji Jaysingpur 181 Powar Mohit Ananda Sarnobatwadi 182 Gejage Jayashree Gunvant Islampur 183 Kulkarni Jyoti Udayrao Ashta 184 Hake Bajarang Sadashiv Karandwadi 185 Ithape Sandip Shankar Chindwadi, Tal: Wai 186 More Sunil Vitthal Savalaj 187 Kulkarni Digambar Sukhadeo Jaysingpur 188 Mulla Rahesha Yasin Palus 189 Mulla Anisfatima Najeem Sangli 190 Dange Amol Subhash Borgaon, Tal: Walwa 191 Kamble Vishal Appasaheb Kolhapur 192 Yadav Sachin Patangrao Hajarwadi, Tal: Palus 193 Jagtap Kiran Prakash Varkute-Malawadi, Dist: Satara 194 Chavan Anandrao Laxman Wakurde 195 Surulkar Ajit Madhusudan Islampur 196 Wategaonkar Santosh Dinkar Minche, Tal: Hatkanangale 197 Mulani Firoj Samshuddin Bhedasgaon 198 Shinde Jayashri Baburao Patan 199 Hindalge Parinita Vijay Pune 200 Gaikwad Digvijay Dilip Shirala 201 Ingale Ananda Hindurao Kolhapur 202 Lohar Nathuram Krishna Virale (Documents not enclosed) 203 Patil Ramchandra Yashwant Kolhapur 204 Kumbhar Suvarna Tanaji Nesari 205 Pathan Afsana Shoukat Shirala 206 Gaikwad Dhanaji Anandrao Shirala 207 Lad Vidya Mahadev Malbhag 208 Kamble Mahipal Dhondiram Walwa 209 Nigale Seetabai Hema Sonawale, Tal: Junnar 210 Patil Jaysing Keshav Kopari, Tal: Shirala 211 Patil Adgounda Kalgounda Ashta 212 Gavade Santosh Raghunath Bramhanal, Tal: Palus 213 Gavade Ujjwala Vasant Bramhanal, Tal: Palus 214 Sawant Jyoti Ashok Islampur 215 Patil Savita Narayan Ashta Kolhapur 216 Nikam Laxmi Ravindra (Change in name document not enclosed) 217 Jadhav Dilip Nanaso Sarawade 218 Chavan Kuber Mahadev Bahireshwar 219 Patil Swaraj Malgonda Aurnal, Tal: Gadhinglaj 220 Kalkutki Maruti Raghunath Dundage, Tal: Gadhinglaj 221 Aidale Satish Ashok Kolagiri 222 Bhogan Suhas Narayan Kagane 223 Mane Akshay Pramod Umalwad, Tal: Shirol 224 Hadgal Pravin Mashnu Nagardele, Tal: Chandgad 225 Patil Dhananjay Yamaji Malatwadi, Tal: Chandgad 226 Gawade Amol Ashok Mandawale 227 Nagardalekar Chetan Umaji Kadnur, Tal: Chandgad 228 Chougule Navanath Anandrao Sule, Tal: Panhala 229 Swami Siddheshwar Shivyogi Solapur 230 Patil Prashant Bhausaheb Kupwad 231 Yadav Akshay Jagannath Kale 232 Devkar Amol Shivaji Satara 233 Ballal Akash Anandrao Tambve, Tal: Walwa 234 Sagare Amrut Sunil Malharpeth, Tal: Phaltan 235 Jadhav Santosh Nana Hargapurgad, Tal: Hukkeri 236 Parit Suresh Eknath Masewadi, Tal: Ajara
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    26 B. I. S. M. Puraskrita Grantha Mali, No. SHIVAJI THE FOUNDER OF MARATHA SWARAJ BY C. V. VAIDYA, M. A., LL. B. Fellow, University of Bombay, Vice-Ctianct-llor, Tilak University; t Bharat-Itihasa-Shamshndhak Mandal, Poona* POON)k 1931 PRICE B8. 3 : B. Printed by S. R. Sardesai, B. A. LL. f at the Navin ' * Samarth Vidyalaya's Samarth Bharat Press, Sadoshiv Peth, Poona 2. BY THE SAME AUTHOR : Price Rs* as. Mahabharat : A Criticism 2 8 Riddle of the Ramayana ( In Press ) 2 Epic India ,, 30 BOMBAY BOOK DEPOT, BOMBAY History of Mediaeval Hindu India Vol. I. Harsha and Later Kings 6 8 Vol. II. Early History of Rajputs 6 8 Vol. 111. Downfall of Hindu India 7 8 D. B. TARAPOREWALLA & SONS History of Sanskrit Literature Vedic Period ... ... 10 ARYABHUSHAN PRESS, POONA, AND BOOK-SELLERS IN BOMBAY Published by : C. V. Vaidya, at 314. Sadashiv Peth. POONA CITY. INSCRIBED WITH PERMISSION TO SHRI. BHAWANRAO SHINIVASRAO ALIAS BALASAHEB PANT PRATINIDHI,B.A., Chief of Aundh In respectful appreciation of his deep study of Maratha history and his ardent admiration of Shivaji Maharaj, THE FOUNDER OF MARATHA SWARAJ PREFACE The records in Maharashtra and other places bearing on Shivaji's life are still being searched out and collected in the Shiva-Charitra-Karyalaya founded by the Bharata- Itihasa-Samshodhak Mandal of Poona and important papers bearing on Shivaji's doings are being discovered from day to day. It is, therefore, not yet time, according to many, to write an authentic lifetof this great hero of Maha- rashtra and 1 hesitated for some time to undertake this work suggested to me by Shrimant Balasaheb Pant Prati- nidhi, Chief of Aundh.
  • Some Ethnomedicinal Plants of Panhala Taluka Used As Anti Allergics

    Some Ethnomedicinal Plants of Panhala Taluka Used As Anti Allergics

    Bulletin of Environment, Pharmacology and Life Sciences Bull. Env. Pharmacol. Life Sci., Vol 3 [6] May 2014: 128-131 ©2014 Academy for Environment and Life Sciences, India Online ISSN 2277-1808 Journal’s URL:http://www.bepls.com CODEN: BEPLAD Global Impact Factor 0.533 Universal Impact Factor 0.9804 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Some Ethnomedicinal plants of Panhala taluka used as anti Allergics Gauri Soman Dept of Botany, Maharshi Dayanand College,Parel,Mumbai 400012 ABSTRACT Panhala taluka lies in the Sahyadri ranges of Western Ghats of Maharashtra state 16o48’o” N and 78o8’o” E. It is characterized by black rocky basalt to reddish yellow coloured soil, with dense dry semi evergreen to moist deciduous type of forest. It is enriched with lush green hills, diversified flora and fauna. There are 130 villages situated within the taluka,most of them in remote rural areas.The local people dwelling there make use of traditional knowledge to cure local ailments. The paper deals with medicinal plants used by these locals for treatment of skin diseases and various skin allergies The data on ethnomedicinal plants is on the verge of extinction and special efforts are required for documentation, conservation and sustainable utilization of these plants. So a survey was carried out to collect valuable information on traditional medicinal plants. The information regarding use of plants, their botanical names and local names is described in this paper. Keywords : Panhala,Western Ghats, Ethnomedicinal plants,Skin allergies Received 10.01.2014 Revised 04.03.2014 Accepted 19.04. 2014 INTRODUCTION Ethnobotany is a branch of economic botany which deals with the role of plants in the life of tribal people.
  • Shri.Jagannath Balaso Mane Area

    Shri.Jagannath Balaso Mane Area

    PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT (PFR) FOR PROPOSED STONE QUARRY BY SHRI.JAGANNATH BALASO MANE AREA. 1.60 HA, GAT. NO. 378 PART, VILLAGE JAKHALE, TAL.: PANHALA, DIST.: KOLHAPUR PREPARED BY EQUINOX ENVIRONMENTS (I) PVT. LTD. ENVIRONMENTAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, CONSULTANTS & ANALYSTS, KOLHAPUR (MS) E-mail: [email protected] , [email protected] AN ISO 9001 : 2008 & QCI – NABET ACCREDITED ORGANIZATION 2018 1 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT Shri.Jagannath Balaso Mane is a leading in minor minerals mining and production of raw materials in the form of stone and construction aggregates. They planned to carry out quarrying of basalt rock on land near village Jakhale, Tal.: Panhala, Dist.: Kolhapur. The said land is a private land. Stone in India is considered as a minor mineral and is controlled by State Government. Maharashtra State is mostly covered by basaltic rocks and is commonly known as Deccan trap. 1.1 Need of the Project To meet the modern day requirements of people there is extraordinary growth of infrastructural developmental activities like roads, buildings, bridges etc. This has boosted high demand for building stone all over the country. Quarrying for building stone is an important economic activity through which stone as well as aggregates are made available for construction activities. Quarrying contributes considerably to state exchequer through royalty while providing valuable direct and indirect employment. This ultimately improves the socio-economic status of local people around quarry areas. 2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2.1 Location The proposed stone quarrying shall be carried out on Gat. No. 378 of Village Jakhale, Tal.: Panhala, Dist.: Kolhapur which is a private land.
  • Valsun Resorts Private Limited

    Valsun Resorts Private Limited

    +91-8048371774 Valsun Resorts Private Limited https://www.indiamart.com/valsun-resorts-private-limited/ Panhala or Panhalgarh, about 19kms north-west of Kolhapur, is possibly the largest and most important fort of the Deccan. Roughly triangular in shape, the hill fort stands at a height of about 850 metres and has a circumference of approximately ... About Us Panhala or Panhalgarh, about 19kms north-west of Kolhapur, is possibly the largest and most important fort of the Deccan. Roughly triangular in shape, the hill fort stands at a height of about 850 metres and has a circumference of approximately 7.25kms. Half of its length is protected by a natural scarp reinforced by a parapet wall and the remaining half is surrounded by a strong stone wall strengthened with bastions. The fort had three magnificent double walled gates, out of which two have survived. The Teen Darwaza to the west is an imposing and powerful structure. There are a number of ruined monuments in the fort. The most impressive among them are the three huge granaries. The largest among them, the Ganga Kothi, cover nearly 950 sq m space and 10.7 metres high. In the north-east corner there is a double story building, called Sajja Kothi, where Shivaji had imprisoned his errant son, Sambhaji. History Of Panhala Panhala was the capital of the Shilahara king Bhoja II during 1178-1209 Ad. It was successively held by the Yadava and Bahamani Kings. In 1489 AD, the fort and the territory was taken over by the Adil Shahi dynasty of Bijapur.