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Affiliated Club List GONDWANA CLUB, NAGPUR RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THE FOLLOWING CLUBS S.No Name of the Club Address STD Code Telephone No. Fax No. Email address & Web site 1 The Roshanara Club Roshanara Gardens,Delhi-07. 11 65182201/02 23843094 [email protected] 65182232 www.roshanaraclub.com 2 Jahanpanah Club Mandakini Housing Scheme 11 26277072/73/74 26272691 [email protected] Alaknanda, New Delhi-19. 3 Riverside Sports & Club Avenue, Mayur Vihar 11 22714765, 22711986 [email protected] Recreation Club PH-I, Extn., Delhi -110091 22711857 www.riversideclub.in 4 Malabar Hill Club Ltd. B.G.Kher Marg, Malabar 22 23631636 23628693 [email protected] hills, Mumbai - 06. 23633350 22833213 www.malabarhillclub.com 23634055 5 The Bombay Presidency Radio 157, Arthur Bunder Road 22 22845025/71/75 22833213 [email protected] Club Ltd. Colaba, Bombay-20 22845121/23 6 MIG Cricket Club MIG Colony, Bandra(E) 22 26408899/26436594 26436593 [email protected] Mumbai-51. 26457108/09 www.migcricketclub.org 26407333/6907/6909 7 Juhu Vile Parle Gymkhana N.S.Road No. 13, JVPD Scheme 22 26206016/ 26205937 26209702 [email protected] Club Opp. Juhu Bus Station, Juhu, 26205973 [email protected] Mumbai - 400049. 8 Bombay Gymkhana Ltd. Mahatma Gandhi Road 22 22070311/12/13/14 22070431 [email protected] Fort, Mumbai - 400001 22070760/63/66/68 22071401 www.bombaygymkhana.com 9 The Calcutta Swimming Club 1, Strand Road,Calcutta-01. 33 22482837/94/95 22420854 [email protected] www.calcuttaswimmingclub.com 10 Tollygunge Club Ltd. 120, Deshapran Sasmal Road 33 2473-4539/5954 24720480 [email protected] Kolkata-33. (West Bengal) 2473-4741/2316 24731903 [email protected] www.tollygungeclub.org 11 The Saturday Club Limited. 7, Wood Street 33 22875961/62/63 2287-1318 [email protected] Kolkata-16. 22835285/86 www.Saturday-club.com 12 The Presidency Club "Fairlawns" 23, Ethiraj Salai 44 28226881 28281432 [email protected] 23,Commander-In-Chief Road 42146805/06 www.thepresidencyclub.com Madras-05. 28250683 13 Madras Gymkhana Club No.1,The Island, Anna Salai 44 25368160/68/69 25368364 [email protected] Chennai-02.(Tamil Nadu) [email protected] 14 The Doha Club P.O.Box No.679, Doha, 327811 327811 Qutar-Arabian Gulf. 418822 15 Ahmednagar Club Ltd. Near Fort, Ahmednagar 241 2323000 (Camp)-01. 16 Reforms Club. Col.C.K.Naidu Road Camp 721 2662458 2553496 [email protected] Amravati-02. 17 Sterling Clubs Pvt. Ltd. Sunrise Centre 79 26851680 Opp.Drive-In-Cinema 26850935 Ahmedabad-54. 26857522 18 The Asansol Club Ltd. Court More, Burdwan(Dist) 341 2254527 2256350 W.B. Asansol-04. 2256350 19 Ajmer Club Civil Lines, Ajmer-01. 145 2627003 2624303 [email protected] 2624303 [email protected] 2621322 www.ajmerclub.co.in 20 AGA Heritage Club Gandhi Grounds, Taylor Road 183 2223306 2227237 Amritsar-01. 21 Arera Club. Tulsi Nagar, Bhopal. 755 2557294 22 Ranchi Gymkhana Club. Dipatoli, Ranchi,Bihar-09. 651 2275667/668/693 2275693 [email protected] 23 Ranchi Club Limited. Club Road, Ranchi- Jharkhand 651 2208999, 3290290 2208999 [email protected] 2331272 www.ranchiclub.com 24 Bhubaneswar Club Ltd. Rajpath, Unit -VI, 674 2392211/2391654 2395742 [email protected] Bhubaneswar-01.(Orissa) 2392277 www.bbsrclub.com 25 Bhilwara Club Civil Lines, Near Collectorate, 1482 230444/ 235660 Bhilwara -311001(Raj.) 26 Cosmopolitan Club (Regd.) 22nd Cross, 3rd Block, 80 26551822/26630682 26630093 Jayanagar, Bangalore-11. 26631097 / 26630110 27 The Koramangala Club CA-17, 6th Cross, 6th Block 80 25531864 25529494 [email protected] Koramangala,Bangalore-95. 42679000 [email protected] www.thekoramangalaclub.org 28 Karnataka Engineers Academy C.A. Site No.1, 8th Main, 80 23232294 / 23229750 [email protected] (Regd.) 2nd Cross, Kamalanagara 23229751 Bangalore - 79 29 Cuttack Club Ltd. Barbati Fort, Cuttack-01. 671 2301041/2300007 2305007 [email protected] 2305007 [email protected] 30 Chandigarh Club Ltd. Sector-1, Chandigarh-01. 172 2743388 2742326 [email protected] 2740144 www.chandigarh-club.com 2742686 31 DD Retreat May First Road, Thammanam 484 2340416 2382437 Cochin-32. 2341743 32 Cochin Gymkhana Club The Family Club, TOC-H-Nagar 484 2304148 2307857 [email protected] Vyttila, Cochin-19. 2303071 33 Dhanbad Club Ltd. Luby Circular Road 326 2312450/ 23122186 [email protected] Dhanbad-01.(Jharkhand) 2291129/9431727573 www.dhanbadclub.org 34 Dehra Dun Club Ltd. 15, New Survey Road, 135 2657353 / 2656660 Dehra Dun - 248001. 35 The Resort Country Club Pachgaon-Mohamedpur Road 604471 (Dist.Gurgaon)- 05. 6875255 36 Jiwaji Club Srimant Mahaoji Rao Scindia 751 2324110 [email protected] Marg, Gwalior-09. (M.P.) 2336212 www.jiwajiclub.com 37 The Nizam Club Saifabad, Opp.Assembly Hall 40 23237097/23231054 23237331 [email protected] Hyderabad - 04. 23242718/19 23212395 www.nizamclubindia.com 23210595/23210215 38 Fateh Maidan Club Lal Bahadur Stadium,Bashir 40 23235298 23237331 Bagh, Hyderabad-01. 39 The Yeshwant Club Race Course Road, Indore-03. 731 2549522/24 2548248 [email protected] 2544534 www.yeshwantclub.in 40 Jaipur Club Ltd. Jacob Road, Opp.P.W.D Office 141 5101688/89/91 5101690 [email protected] Jaipur-06. www.jaipurclub.org 41 Jai Club Mahaveer Marg, C-Scheme 141 2372321/2372322 4004988 [email protected] Jaipur-01. 2372351/2372366 [email protected] 2372400 www.jaiclub.com 42 Umed Club Old Public Park, Gaushala 291 2511010 2512024 [email protected] Grounds, Jodhpur-342006. 2619999 www.umedclub.com 2629999 43 The Nerbudda Club ltd, Jabalpur. 76 12621326 44 Residency Club P.O. New Palace,Kolhapur-03. 651477 231 661423/24 [email protected] 45 Rama Varma Union Club Union Club Road, Kottayam-01. 481 2582946 [email protected] Kerala, India 2565448 46 Oudh Gymkhana Club Kaiserbagh, Lucknow-01. 522 2230954 2287469 2215436 47 Royal Cannaught Boat Club. 7/8, Boat Club Road, Pune-01. 20 26163510/12/13/ 26163511 [email protected] 26163520 www.boatclubpune.com 48 Poona Club Ltd. 6, Bund Garden Road,Pune-01. 20 26360083/85/86/ 26360447 26362084 26362084 49 The New Club (Poona) Ltd. 2,Rajendra Singhji Road, 20 26360676 26360471 Pune-01. 26360631 50 Deccan Gymkhana Talim Pavilion, 759/2, 20 25675994/25663970 25675994 [email protected] Deccan Gymkhana, Pune-04. 25670217 www.deccangymkhana.co.in 51 PYC Hindu Gymkhana CTS No.766,F.P.No244 20 25663006 / 7/ 8 25667382 [email protected] Bhandarkar Road, Pune-04. www.pycgymkhana.com 52 Jullundur Club Ltd. Jalandhar Cantt, Punjab. 2820 53 The Mohali Club Sector-65, Mohali,Punjab-65. 172 383096 383097 54 The Panchmarhi Club Panchmarhi 55 Clube Tennis de Gaspar Dias Miramar, Panaji - Goa- 403001. 832 2462220/ 2462221 2463493 [email protected] 2463491/ 2463492 [email protected] www.clubegaspardias.com 56 Jodhpur Gymkhana Shikargarh, Jodhpur-11. 291 2511390 2511489 Rajasthan (India) 2511489 57 Jaisal Club Ltd. Jethwai Road,Jaisalmer-01. 2992 254999/255555 2435349 [email protected] Rajasthan (India) 9829023610 254999 www.jaisalclub.com 58 Salem Club Hasthampatty, Salem-07. 427 2314040 2311520 [email protected] 2317070 59 Simla Club. Mall Road, Simla-01. 177 2653023/2803023 [email protected] 60 Vijayawada Club Near Kanakadurgamma 866 2472350 246690 [email protected] Varadhi, Tedepalli (Guntur 6526662 www.vijayawadaclub.com Dist ) -01 8645 246689 61 Sri Mulam Club Vazhuthacaud, 471 2722980/ 2723008 2723008 [email protected] Sasthamangalam P.O 3262635 Thriuvananthapuram -10 9745623008 62 The Umbergaon Club. Madhu-Van-Complex 260 2562464 2562783 [email protected] Umbergaon Sanjan Road 2561122 www.umbergaonclub.com Opp.Harish Textiles, Umbergaon-71.(Gujrat) 63 Shree Madhav Club. 87, Madhav Club Road 552813 Freeganj, Ujjain-10. 64 The Benares Club Ltd. Club Road , Varanasi-221002 542 2500508/ 2500351 [email protected] www.thebenaresclub.com.
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