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Location PLATETITLE SIXTYCHARNAME Source Count GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI 1993 PRATISHTHA by GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI DRS Location PLATETITLE SIXTYCHARNAME Source Count GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI 1993 PRATISHTHA BY GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI DRS. DEEPAK & HIMANI DALIA & ANOKHI, NIRALI & ANERI DALIA Previous 57 GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI SATISH-KINNARY,AAKASH-PURVA-RIYAAN-NAIYOMI,BADAL-SONIA SHAH Previous 59 GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI NA 0 GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI 0 GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI VAIDYA RAMANBEN BHAKKAMBHAI TUSHAR DIMPLE HEMLATA PRABODH Gheeboli 57 GHABHARA MULNAYAK SHRI MAHÄVIR SWÄMI DR. CHANDRAKANT PRANLAL SHAH AND DEVYANI SHAH Raffle 46 0 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH DR.RASHMI DIPCHAND, CHANDRIKA, RAJU, MONA, HITEN GARDI Previous 54 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH KERNEL,CHETNA,RAJA,MEENA,ASHISH,AMI,SHAILEE & SUJAL PARIKH Previous 58 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH NAGINDAS-VIJKORBEN, ARVIND-KIRAN, MANISH, ALKA SHAH Previous 51 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH 0 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH ANISH, ANJALI, DULARI PARAG, MEMORY OF SHARDA MAFATLAL DOSHI Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA SHRI PÄRSHVANÄTH JYOTI PRADIP GRISHMA JUGNU SANYA PINKY MEHUL SAHIL & ARMAAN Raffle 60 0 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH SURESH-PUSHPA, SNEHAL-RUPA & PARAG-TORAL BHANSALI Previous 49 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH KUSUM & DALPATLAL PARIKH FAMILY BY REKHA AND BIPIN PARIKH Previous 57 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH JAYANTILAL, NITIN-MEENA, MICHELLE, JESSICA, JAMIE SHAH Previous 54 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH 0 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH IN PARENTS MEMORY BY PARESH,LOPA,JATIN AND AMIT SHAH FAMILY Gheeboli 59 GHABHARA SHRI SHÄNTINÄTH SUSHILA-NAVIN SHAH AND FAMILY JAINIE JINESH PREM KOMAL KAJOL Raffle 60 0 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH DR.ANIL-BHARTI, RITESH & REEPAL SHAH Previous 36 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH ASHOK-DR. NIRMALA, CHIRAG & ROSHNI SHAH Previous 39 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH JAYANTI & VINA SHAH, VRIJAL & NIMA SHAH, MIWA, KISHA, JAINA Previous 59 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH 0 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH OPEN Gheeboli 4 GHABHARA SHRI AJITNÄTH MEHTA HEMENDRA, CHANDRIKA, DARSHAN, SWATI, PARAS & SHIVANI Raffle 58 0 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH SHETH FAMILY OF RAJSITAPUR ( DHANGDHRA ) Previous 40 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH IN MEMORY OF SHRI DHANJIBHAI NAGARDAS SHETH Previous 43 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH SMT.SAKRIBEN DHANJIBHAI SHETH NATVARLAL-DEVINDRA SHETH FMLY Previous 59 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH 0 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH MEMORY OF OUR PARENTS KAMUBEN-DAHYALAL BY INDIRA-SURESH SHAH Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA SHRI MALLINÄTH KUSUMBEN BALUBHAI SHAH. NAYNA,DINESH,SANJAY,NIKITA,SIMA Raffle 55 0 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA MOTILAL AMBAIDAS SHAH & FAMILY - SAYAMA, GUJARAT INDIA Previous 54 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA NA 0 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA NA 0 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA 0 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA JITENDRA DOLI AKASH TEJAL ASHA SHALIN MATTHEW SEJAL & FAMILY Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA SHRI CHANDRAPRABHA PARAS, RACHNA AND AADI MEHTA Raffle 28 0 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI PRABHA,RASIKLAL,PANKAJ,PRERNA,PURAB PARIKH,PARINA NIRAV SHAH Previous 60 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI KUSUM MAFATLAL PARESHA PRAKASH PRITI PRATIK PURVA AAKASH Previous 56 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI VARJIVANDAS-SUSHILA, DR.VIKRAM-JAYSHREE, REENA, RISHI Previous 53 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI 0 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI DIPCHAND TASWALA-NOAH, NIRALI, SHWETA, NEERAV,JAYSHREE,MAHIR Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA SHRI MAHÄVIRSWÄMI SHANTABEN AMRUTLAL SHAH & FAMILY, VIPIN-DINESHRI, NIRAJ SHAH Raffle 60 0 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH DR. BHAGWAN & SHARDA JAIN Previous 25 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH PARAG & PARAS JAIN Previous 18 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH NA 0 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH 0 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH OPEN Gheeboli 4 GHABHARA SHRI ÄDINÄTH KIRIT-REKHA, ROBBY-NISHA, grandson ROHAN SHAH & OUR PARENTS Raffle 59 0 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH 1993 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH DR BIPIN & BHARATI BHAYANI, PRASHANT & SAMIT BHAYANI Previous 52 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH ANUPAMA,RAMESH,PRANLAL,RAMABEN DESAI,SONALI,AL,NISHITA,VIVEK Previous 60 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH NIRANJAN-LATA SHAH & LILAVATI CHANDULAL TURAKHIA/SHAH Previous 53 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH 0 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH KALPESH-TEJAL, JAYANTI-LT.SARLA, PRAVIN-JYOTI,KUSH-OHM-JINEN Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA SHRI NEMINÄTH SATYEN, REKHA, MANISH, SARIKA AND REENA HUMAD Raffle 45 GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI 2009 PRATISHTHA BY GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI BIPIN SUDHA BIREN AARTI CADEN & CARINA SHAH (KANISA) Gheeboli 52 GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI IN MEMORY OF ARVINDBHAI JAIN & HIS PARENT BY CHANDRABEN JAIN Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI OPEN Gheeboli 4 GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI RAJIV & MEENAKSHI JAIN Raffle 22 GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI IN MEMORY OF LEELAVATI & JAYABEN - BHARAT & BHARATI SHAH Raffle 56 GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI GHABHARA SHRI VÄSUPUJYA SWÄMI GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA DR. CHANDRA VARIA & DR. MAHENDRA VARIA Previous 38 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA SMT. RENUKA J. MEHTA, SHRI JAGDISH MEHTA Previous 40 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA SHEEL AND SATYA J. MEHTA Previous 24 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA DWAR GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA PAREKH BIHARILAL-RANJANBEN,BIREN-PURNIMA,PAYAL,POONAM,VISHAL 60 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA MUKUL & HEENA SHAH 18 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA ROHIT & SHAILA SHAH 19 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA RAJ,KIM & JIGAR,URMI & KANTI PRIYANK,KEVAL,KALPNA & SHAILESH 60 GHABARA MULNAYAK MAHÄVIR SWÄMI GHABHARA KANCHANBEN RAMANLAL ASHWIN INA RAJESH DARSHANA NILESH BEENA 59 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA IN MEMORY OF SHAH, CHHATULAL SAKERCHAND Previous 39 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA ZANKHVAV - DONATED BY MRS. PARSENBEN, Previous 37 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA SONS, DAUGHTERS AND GRAND CHILDREN. Previous 35 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABHARA DWAR GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA DR. PARAG & DULARI DOSHI Fixed 24 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA HIREN & LINA SHAH Fixed 17 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA SNEH SHAH, SPRUHA SHAH, ANISHA SHAH, SANJAY SHAH Fixed 49 GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA GHABARA SHANKHESHWARA PÄRSHVANÄTH GHABARA GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA DR. VASANTHA & JWALAMALINIDEVI KUMARAIAH Previous 40 GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA DEEPA & DIVYA KUMARAIAH Previous 23 GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA Previous 0 GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA DWAR GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA NITIN JIVIXA KEYUR MITESH RAMANLAL&VINODBALA SHAH( SOJITRA) Fixed 59 GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA PRAGNESHTILU~PRIYA~RIYA~PARAS~JAYNTISARLA~JAYNTIMANJULA SHAH 60 GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA PRATIK-DARSHANA-RAJENDRA-KAMLA-CHIMANLAL-TARABEN-KESHARIBHAI 60 GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA GHABARA ÄDINÄTH GHABHARA GHABHARA PARIKAR PARIKAR GHABHARA PARIKAR KISHOR,RASHMI,PARSHV,HEENA,ALEX,HEMALI,RAJ,YASHIL,LAYLA,SHAH Gheeboli 60 GHABHARA PARIKAR SHARDABEN HANSA SAMPRATI HAILEE ESHANA ASHA ALYSSA SHAELAN Gheeboli 58 GHABHARA PARIKAR VAIDYA PRABODH DR. HEMLATA TUSHAR, DIMPLE Gheeboli 41 Location PLATETITLE SIXTYCHARNAME Source Len Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH 1995 PRATISHTHA BY Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH LT. VIJKORBEN NAGINDAS SHAH BY HARISH NILA KAUSHAL NEHA SHAH Previous 60 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH KANCHANBEN, THAKORBHAI, KISHOR, RENUKA, TRUPTI, BIJAL SHAH Previous 58 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH MAHESH-BINA-KRUPA SHAH IN MEMORY OF HIRABEN CHHAGANLAL SHAH Previous 59 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH RAMESH AND MANJULA, SHEFALI, ASHISH AND PRITI SHAH Previous 51 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH DHANSUKLAL, BHURIBEN, ROHIT, SHAILA, MINTU, BIJAL, RUSABH Previous 57 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH 2009 PRATISHTHA BY 18 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH LATE SAROJBEN MAHENDRABHAI SHAH PRANAV MITAL GARIMA ASMITA Gheeboli 58 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH VIMLABEN JAYANTILAL DEVIKA ASHVIN VIKAS PAYAL CHETAN RISHI Raffle 58 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH 0 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH DERI DONATED BY 15 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH RATANBEN HIRALAL SHAH, KANU, CHETNA, AKHIL AND DEESHA Deri 53 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH LATE SAROJBEN MAHENDRABHAI SHAH & PRANAV-MITAL-GARIMA-ASMITA Deri 60 Bhamti SHRI ÄDINÄTH LATE SHANTABEN FAKIRCHAND SHAH & SUNIL-MONIKA-PRATIK-PINKESH Deri 60 0 Bhamti SHRI SAMBHAVNÄTH 1995 PRATISHTHA BY 18 Bhamti SHRI SAMBHAVNÄTH RAVINDRA, PALLAVI, PURVI, RUPAK & POOJA KOBAWALA Previous 48 Bhamti SHRI SAMBHAVNÄTH YASH,KUSUM,SAURIN,CHRISTINA,EVAN,EMMA MEHTA,SONA&ADAM YOUNG Previous 59 Bhamti SHRI SAMBHAVNÄTH ASHVIN, BHARTI, BIRJU, NIRAV, RAMILLE SHAH Previous 43 Bhamti SHRI SAMBHAVNÄTH ASHWIN,KIRTI,NEHAL NEHA,UMANG,MELISSA,RITU,ARMAAN,KAIDEN
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