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1 the New Era Education Society, Aurangabad F-51 1964 Aurangabad 23-10 . f o PUBLIC TRUSTS REGISTRATION OFFICE, AURANGABAD, . o o N g . r N e . City/Village DATE OF HEARING (V.R.SONUNE, DYCC), J-1 g a r R e e S y LIST OF TRUSTS TO BE DEREGISTERED R J-1 1 THE NEW ERA EDUCATION SOCIETY, AURANGABAD F-51 1964 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 2 MAHILA SEVA SAMITEE, AURANGABAD F-56 1965 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 3 MITRA SADHANA MANDAL, AURANGABAD F-71 1965 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 4 MAHARSHTRA YUVAK PARISHAD, AURANGABAD F-77 1965 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 5 AURANGABAD NAGRIK HITSANRASKSHAN SAMITEE, AURANGABAD F-78 1965 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 6 SHREE ANANT PRASARAK DHARAMDRU ADIWASI HOUSING SOCIETY,F-80 NEWARGAON,1965 GANGAPURNEWARGAON 23-10-2017 7 NATRAJ CLUB MONDHA RAOD, PAITHAN AURANGABAD F-105 1966 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 8 SHREE KRISHNA COSMO POLNAM CLUB, NAWABPURA AURANGABADF-106 1966 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 9 AURANGABAD MITRA MANDAL, AURANGABAD F-111 1966 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 10 MAJHIS BAITAL MAL, GANGAPUR F-145 1967 GANGAPUR 23-10-2017 11 AURANGABAD EDUCATION SOCIETY, KOTWALPURA F-144 1967 KOTWALPURA 23-10-2017 12 THE MARATHWADA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OLD MONDHA F-142 1967 OLD MONDHA 23-10-2017 13 SANTOSH UVAK SANGH F-137 1967 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 14 SHREE DNYANESHWAR VIDYAPITH, AURANGABAD F-113 1967 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 15 MARATHWADA PANCHAYAT PARISHAD, AURANGABAD F-115 1967 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 16 THE NEW MODEL SCHOOL SOCIETY, AURANGABAD F-121 1967 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 17 JAWAHAR CLUB, KANNAD DIST AURANGABAD F-130 1967 KANNAD 23-10-2017 18 AMAR JYOTI CLUB ANGARIBAG, AURANGABAD F-135 1967 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 19 SANSKRIT BHASHA PRASAR MANDAL, PAITHAN F-153 1968 PAITHAN 23-10-2017 20 GOKUL CLUB, MOHIKARANJA F-167 1968 MOTIKWANJA 23-10-2017 21 SHARE PUNJAB HOTEL, NEW MONDHA NEAR PREETI CLUB F-171 1968 NEW MONDHA 23-10-2017 22 LABOUR CLUB BAPU ASHRAM RADHA BHAWAN MANDIR F-174 1968 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 23 RANA PRATAP CLUB, PAITHAN F-175 1968 PAITHAN 23-10-2017 24 NAGSEN SHIKSHAKETTAR KARMCHARI SANGHTANA F-194 1969 AURANGABAD 23-10-2017 25 BHARTIYA SAMAJ VIKAS MANDAL, DIWANDIODI F-179 1969 DIWANDIODI 23-10-2017 26 NAV YUWAK 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24-10-2017 42 SAMAJ KALYAN ADARSH DHARMARTH HOUSING SOCIETY, KANAY KHEDAF-216 1970 KARANJKHEDA 24-10-2017 43 ADIWASI HOUSING SOCIETY AT KARMAD F-219 1970 KARMED 24-10-2017 44 NAVYUG SHIKSHAN SANSTHA, AURANGABAD F-225 1970 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 45 KASTURBA NIDHI MANDAL, F-233 1971 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 46 VIMUKTA JATI ANI BHATKYA JAMATI MAHILA MANDAL F-227 1971 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 47 NAVPRAKASH DNYANODAY SHIKSHAN PRASARAK MANDAL F-235 1971 24-10-2017 48 BABA SAHEBN MUSAFIR KHAN NAKSH BANDIYA EDUCATION SOCIETYF-246 1971 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 49 MARATHWADA UNIVERSITY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION F-249 1971 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 50 JOHAR MANDAL F-250 1971 KHULTABAD 24-10-2017 51 SHRI SADGURU GANGAGIRI SHIKSHAN PRASARAK MANDAL F-1087 1984 VAIJAPUR 24-10-2017 52 ROHIDAS SAMAJ SANSTHA F-1001 1984 KHULTABAD 24-10-2017 53 SAMBHAO PRASAR MANDAL F-1002 1984 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 54 EKTA SAMAJIK SANSTHA F-1003 1984 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 55 TARUN MITRA MANDAL F-1006 1984 AURANGABAD 24-10-2017 56 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