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Nashik Municipal Corporation Total Micro Containment Zones 899 Sr. Active Zones 266 No. 1 541, Jadhav Sankul, Satpur, Nashik Active 2 Near Date Dairy, Jadhav Sankul Room no.102 Active 3 Divyasakar, Ramdas Colony, Behind Ramdas Garden, Nashik Active 4 Room No.74, Lane No,3, police Head Quarter, Gangapurroad, Nashik Active 5 Saubhagya Ngr, Vihitgaon, Nashik Road, Nashik Active 6 Bhujar Galli, Devlali gaon, Nashikroad Active 7 Talathi office, Deolaligaon, Nashik Road, Nashik Active 8 Safalya Banglow, Saubhagya ngr, Vihitgaon, Nashik Road Active 9 Bagul Nagar, Vihitgaon, Nashik Road, Nashik Active 10 Jain Colony, Deolaligaon, Nashik Road Active 11 Madhuram Soc., Pethroad, Nashik Active 12 Rutuja Row House, Pawar Colony, Makhmalabad, Nashik Active 13 Yashlaxmi Plaza, Datta Ngr, Nashik Active 14 Sukhdev Appt., Pethroa, Nashik Active 15 Pritrang Soc., Datta Ngar, Nashik Active 16 Pavitray Nivas, Behind Sapna Takies, Badde Ngr, Nashik Active 17 Swapnvastu row house, Shubham Park, Cidco, Nashik Active 18 Bajrang Chowk, Savata Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 19 Lokmanya Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 20 N-31/A1 Mataji Chowk, Vijay Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 21 N-52/B/E-1 Near Ganpati Mandir, Sinhasth Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 22 Upendra Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 23 Bandavane Ngr, Kamatwada Shivar, Nashik Active 24 Akshay Chowk, Pavan Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 25 Behind Sadguru Hotel, Trimurti Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 26 Behind Hanuman Mandir, Trimurti Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 27 Saibaba Mandir, Shivaji Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 28 Nehru Chowk, Savta Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 29 Shani Chowk, Savta Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 30 Skyone Appt., Mahajan Ngr, New Nashik Active 31 Amiraj Appt., Near Ambad Police Station Cidco, Nashik Active 32 Tirthrup Banglow, Naik Mala, Patil Ngr, Nashik Active 33 Raviraj Vatika Appt., Kamatwada Shivar Cidco, Nashik Active 34 Gitamai Soc., Sidhtek Ngr, Khutwad Ngr, Nashik Active 35 Vinayak Residency, Kartikey Ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 36 Ekdant Appt., Borade Mala, Jailroad, Nashik Active 37 Avte Mala, Nashik Road Active 38 Amhisagar Soci, Nashik Road, Nashik Active 39 Vidyavihar Soc., Sadguru ngr, Nashik Active 40 Dream Niwas Building, Jailroad, Nashik Road Active 41 Khutwad Nagar, Nashik Active 42 Gulabwadi, Nashik Road Active Plot no.42, Shrikrishna Appt., Atharv Colony, Ssavarkar Ngr, Gangapurroad, 43 Active Nashik 44 Vishnumangal Banglow, Shital Soc., Shankar Ngr, Nashik Active 45 Sidhatek Ngr, Khutwad ngr, Nashik Active 46 Symphony Building, Dhongde Mala, Nashik Road Active 47 Ekta Baglow, Ganesh Ngr, Kathegalli, Nashik Active 48 Vanraj Soc., Takli Road, Shankar Ngr, Nashik Active 49 Surya Complex, B wing Tapovan Link Road, Nashik Active 50 Shivnandan Banglow, Trikoni Garden Kathegalli, Nashik Active 51 Shantai Niwas, Gangasagar Ngr, Shramik Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 52 Shiv Sundar Row House, Gangasagar Ngr, Shramik Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 53 Shrushti Appt., Avte Mala, Nashik Road Active 54 Mangal varsha Soc., Kathegalli, Nashik Active 55 Harismruti Appt., Ravishankar marg, nashik Active 56 Rajwada, Nashik Road Active Page 1 of 16 57 N-9-F-E-7-3, Near Kalika Mandir, Maharanapratap Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 58 Akshar Estate, Kale lane, Kathegalli, Nashik Active 59 Saida Appt., Near Manoj Garaje, Khode Ngr, Nashik Active 60 Swapnil Soc., Farnandiswadi, Nashik Active 61 Naman Co.op.soc, Near Swadhay Kendra, Shramik Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 62 Ratnshri Banlow, Savarkar ngr, Nashik Active 63 Lekha Nagar Vasahat No.2, Cidco, Nashik Active 64 N-32N-5-3-1, Swami Vivekanand Ngar, Cidco, Nashik Active 65 Saket Appt., Manik Shah Ngr, Nashik Active 66 Krishn Ngar, Near Sanap Office, New Ganesh Wadi Nashik Active 67 Sundar Villa, Vanraj Soc., Takli Road, Nashik Active 68 Mangal baba chowl, ramwadi, nashik Active 69 Behind Ganpati mandir, DGP ngr, Nashik Active 70 Sindhimuni app., ganesh ngr, nashik Active 71 Jayvant Banglow, Jaiyakwadi, Nashik Road Active 72 Atharv Residency, Pelikan park, Cidco, Nashik Active 73 Morwadi gaon, Near Hanuman mandir, nashik Active 74 Daya Park, P & T Colony, Nashik Active 75 Gajra Appt., Near Hotel Cool,Near Redcross Signal, MG Road, Nashik Active 76 Vanya Villa Appt., near Saraswat Bank, Mahatma Ngr, Nashik Active 77 Talwadi Chowl, Bhadrakali, Nashik Active 78 Mahalxmi Appt., Vrindavan Garden, Pangre Mala, Nashik Active 79 Mira Bangla, Uopendra Ngr, Nashik Active 80 Khutwad Nagar, Nashik Active 81 Zinat Banglow, Near Renuma School, Renuma Ngr, Bajragwadi, Nashik Active 82 Vishvambhari appt., kalptaru ngr, Nashik Active 83 Zinal Villa, Ashoka Mar, Wadalaroad, Nashik Active 84 Tejshri Appt., Madhuban Colony, Nashik Active 85 New Ganesh Chowk, Kranti Ngr, Nashik Active 86 Laxmi Banglow, Saptshrungi Colony, Khatib Dairy, Gangapurroad, Nashik Active 87 Ganesh Chowk, Kranti Ngr, Nashik Active 88 Madhuban Colony, Girna Heights, Panchvati, Nashik Active 89 Renu Appt/., Nagchowk, Nashik Active 90 Chatre Chowl, Gajanan Chowk, Nashik Active 91 Kamal Tower, Panchavati Active 92 Uday Plaza, Panchvati, Nashik Active 93 Shivsundar Row House, Shramik Ngr, Nashik Active 94 Saraswati Niwas, mahadev mandir, Nashik Active 95 Anuarya Heights, Shramik Ngr, Nashik Active 96 Sanjivini Banglow, Shivaji Ngr, Nashik Active 97 Deepmala Soc., Shramik Ngr, Nashik Active 98 Matarajeshwari Appt., Shramik Ngr, Nashik Active 99 Laxmi Niwas, Shramik Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 100 Godavari Heights, Savarkar Ngr, Nashik Active 101 Shramik Ngr, Near Mahadev Mandir, Nashik Active 102 Renu appt. Radhakrishn nagar, Satpur, Nashik Active 103 Shirode Kirana, Vishwas Ngr, Satpur colony, Nashik Active 104 Neeldhara Soc., Near Saibaba Mandir, Satpur, Nashik Active 105 Nilkanth Dhara Sco., Vishwas Ngar, Nashik Active 106 Room No.1926, Samta Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 107 Samarth Appt., Pandav Ngari, Nashik Active 108 Omsai Appt., Chetna ngr, Nashik Active 109 Madar lane no.3, Wadalagaon, Nashik Active 110 Gopal Sankul, Radhakrishna Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 111 Sarvdnya Niwas, Satmauli Chowk, Sambhaji Ngr, Nashik Active 112 N-32-P-5/2/2, Ganesh Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 113 N-8-62-48/3, Sidheshwar Mandir Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 114 Viraj Bloosom , Karmyogi ngr, Nashik Active 115 Shrikrishna heights, Koshiko Ngr, Nashik Active 116 N-42-VCC-1/17/8, Behind Pethe Shev, Datta Mandir, Patil ngr, Nashik Active 117 N-8-E247-1, Sidheshwar Mandir Chowk, Nashik Active 118 N-32-N-3-248, Swami Vivekanand Nagar, Nashik Active Page 2 of 16 119 Shivsagar Appt., Behind Ganpati Mandir, Govind Ngr, Nashik Active 120 Gajlaxmi Row House, Shubham Park Active 121 Vishvanath Park, Bappa Ngr, Nashik Active 122 Girna House, Madhuban Colony, M.bad naka, nashik Active 123 Vishvdip Soc., Gangapurroad, Nashik Active 124 Dronagiri Ushakiran soc., Nashik Active 125 Karpur Appt., Mate Association, Gangapurroad, Nashik Active 126 Near Minatai Thakre Garder, Shivaji Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 127 Samarth Heights, Near Navshya Ganpati, gangapurroad, Nashik Active 128 Ganesh Avanue, Near Someshwar Lawns, Gangapurroad, Nashik Active 129 Bhagyalaxmi Prapti, Near Vithal Rukhmini mandir, Shivaji Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 130 Maungiri Ali colony, Shramik Ngr, Satpur, Nashik Active 131 N-9-9-3-3, Ranapratap Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 132 N-9,J1-13-4, Ranapratap Chowk, Cidco, Nashik Active 133 Ishan Row House, Bhadrapad sector, Swami samarth ngr, Cidco, Nashik Active 134 Archit appt., near nirmala convent school, gangapurroad, nashik Active 135 Akashganga Soc., Kathegalli, Nashik Active 136 Shubvastu Appt., Bankar Chowk, Kathegalli, Nashik Active 137 Muktmani Appt., Gadkari Chowk, Nashik Active 138 Purushotam Appt., Chetna ngr, Nashik Active 139 Saidarshan, Kathelane, Dwarka, Nashik Active 140 Lovekush Soc., Manik Shah Nagar, Dwarka, Nashik Active 141 Sheri Mala, ganeshwadi, Nashik Active 142 Sahjivan Ngr, Near ICDS anganwadi,Ganeshwadi, Nashik Active 143 Mihika Soc., Ganeshngr, Kathegalli, Nashik Active 144 Nakshtra Bangla, Samarth Ngr, Tapovan rd, Nashik Active 145 Vastu satya Park, ganeshnagar, Kathegalli, Nashik Active 146 Prathmesh Banglow, Maneksha Ngr, Nashik Active 147 N-9/MK/3/12/3 Near Hareshwar Mandir, Cidco, Nashik Active 148 Pragati Row house, Ganesh Colony, Shubham Park, Nashik Active 149 Sinhasth ngr, N-52 sector, Nashik Active 150 Annapurna Row House, Manik ngr Active 151 Priyanka Soc., Narsinh Ngr, Nashik Active 152 Talenagar, Dhomse Chawl, Ramngr, Nashik Active 153 Kamal Banglow, Sahdevnagr, Gangapurroad, Nashik Active 154 Tai Banglow, Chaudhari Mala, professior Colony, Nashik Active 155 Dhakne Chowk, Kranti Ngr, Nashik Active 156 Krishna Ashish Soc., Uday Colony, M.bad naka, Nashik Active 157 Shradha Banglow, Rajiv Ngr, nashik Active 158 Shri Sankalp Appt., Pandavnagri, Nashik Active 159 Raj Tower, Chetna Ngr, Nashik Active 160 Radha Keshv Appt., Kishor Ngr, Near Sharda School, Nashik Active 161 krantinagar, Ganesh Chowk, Nashik Active 162 Prabhat vihar, Rajpal colony, Madhuban colony, Nashik Active 163 uday nagar, gangapurroad, Nashik Active 164 Tulip park, chaitnya ngr, gangapurroad, nashik Active 165 Indranil soc., datta chowk, gangapur road, Nashik Active 166 Ganesh Avina appt., Vidya vikas circle gangapurroad, nashik Active 167 Pakwood building, gangapurroad, nashik Active 168 Laxmi park, rajpal colony, pandit colony, nashik Active 169 Vishaldeep Appt., Navshakti Chowk, Bhabha Ngr, Nashik Active 170 Salar Plaza, Gani tatya Ngr, Pakhal road, Nashik Active 171 okud Appt., Infornt of Dr purandare Hospital, Nashik Active 172 Chandralok Appt., Patil Garden, Indirangr, Nashik Active 173 Kalakrishna Appt., Rathchakra Chow, Indirangr, Nashik
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  • Chapetr-V Religious Condition- Religion and Religious Centres

    Chapetr-V Religious Condition- Religion and Religious Centres

    CHAPETR-V RELIGIOUS CONDITION- RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS CENTRES. Karnataka has been a land of many religions. Every religion has contributed in its own way to the shaping of the life and activities of the people and enrichment of the culture of Karnataka. The inscriptions give a glimpse of the religious condition in the period. During the ancient period of the Deccan., various religious systems played an important role on the Social and moral life of the people. In Belgaum Disitrict various religious system were in practice in the society. It is well known that the prominent rpligious in the, Deccan during this period were kalamukha Saivism, jainisam and Buddhism, vaishnavism. Important religious like saivisam. Vaishanavism. Jainism & Buddhism were continued to be the main religious in the Society, in this religion. The whole period was brimming with activities of temple building, sculptural art and worship of different deities Saiva, Vaishnava and Jaina. The rulers, their subordinates and rich merchants, patronised such institution and made munificent grants for their maintenance without discrimination. In this chapter 80 here an attempt is the period under study are discussed under the following heads. BUDDHISM. Buddism was one of the important religious. Which was so popular in the South India and Karnataka was not an exception to this. It is well known that ■: rece.ved the great patronge from the Mauryan ruler emperor Ashok. In karnataka his inscriptions found at Maski and Koppal in Raichur District, Brahmagiri, siddapura and Jatinga Rameshvara in Chitradurga district, Udego'am and Nittur in Ballary district speaks of Ashoka's desire of spreading Buddhism in this area.
  • From Folklore to Religious Politics: a Study of the Character of Nagdo Betala

    From Folklore to Religious Politics: a Study of the Character of Nagdo Betala

    Artha J Soc Sci, 14, 3 (2015), 1-11 ISSN 0975-329X|doi.org/10.12724/ajss.34.1 From Folklore to Religious Politics: A Study of the Character of Nagdo Betala Mabel Cynthia Mascarenhas* Abstract: Nagdo Betala is one of the central characters of the well- acclaimed Kannada novel Swapna Saraswata. The novel, metaphorically presents him as the community conscience of Gowda Saraswata Brahmins (GSBs). However, reading and analysis of this character from other sources offer us an understanding of how there is more to this character than what is normally thought of. The character of Nagdo Betala has its origins in the Konkani folklore. Many a different versions of an old folksong on Nagdo Betala are available as well as the varying interpretations of his personality. This paper aims to deliberate on the use of this folk character for religious motives and the concurrent political implications at work in deriving significant meaning for the different communities. These communities are seen either associating themselves with Nagdo Betala‘s character or distancing themselves from him, and accordingly, try to elevate or degrade his personality. Keywords: Nagdo Betala; Swapna Saraswata; Konkani folklore; communities; pre-colonial; religious; political. Nagdo Betala is an intriguing literary character from Swapna Saraswata (2009), a Central Sahitya Academy awarded novel * Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, Mount Carmel College (Autonomous), Bengaluru. India; [email protected] 1 Artha J Soc Sci ISSN 0975-329X written in Kannada by B. Gopalakrishna Pai. In the narrative which covers the story of nine generations of over 400 years, the character of Nagdo Betala is at the very backbone of the story and accordingly, appears in the first chapter as well as the last.