Jalgaon News - November 2006 News

30th November:
District Sports Authority conducted fifth State Hockey Competition in Jalgaon:
The District Sports Authority in joint association with BSNL is conducting fifth State Level Hockey competition at District Police Parade Ground. The event is expected to attract participation from all Districts in State. The Authorities would select State team from these players for upcoming National Level Hockey competition at Bangalore during 08th to 13th January 2007.

Banana touches best of last 6 months rate:
The lowering quantity of banana in market has led to price rise to Rs. 520 per quintal since last 3 days. The farmers in region have received such best rates for first time in recent 6 months. Last year banana received Rs. 558 per quintal rate on 16th November. Banana crop having more than 16KG in one outing is getting Rs. 628 per quintal rate.

Corporation General Body meeting today:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation General body is meeting today to discuss various issues on its agenda. This includes 16 various works relating to backward community and tribes amounting to Rs. 96 Lakhs. Amongst other topics for discussion are availing Hall near Gym in Sane Guruji Library to Table Tennis Association for practicing, approving use of Basket Ball ground in Sane Guruji Library to St. Lawrence School, availing Volleyball ground in Municipal School#25 in Navi Peth to Volleyball association. Other important discussions include changing of reservation of Mehrun City Survey# 283 and 286 from Sports complex to housing, renaming Mayadevi Nagar based Rotary Hall road to Padmashree Rajendra Sabu Road, renaming Nandinibai School near Chowk to Maharana Pratap.

"Villager's Day" in every Village:
The Nashik Divisional office of State Government has announced conducting Villager's Day once a month on Monday to attend and understand villager's difficulties and issues. The Panchayat and local administration lower synchronisation and delayed responses causes various issues/ queries relating to revenue department, Talathi Office, Gram Sevak, Village Level Officer and other workers. The villagers' faces such numerous issues that keep them engaged whole days to get work done. Alike Democracy Day on District Administration level, the Villager's day concept aims at smoothening multi-level bureaucracy with District Collectorate organising the event, Talathi as Secretary to the event and Divisional Commissioner as Hearing Authority.

Cottonomics 2006: Private buyers take 12 Lakh quintal cotton:
The Cottonomics 2006 has generated fabulous response to private buyers this season with around 12 Lakh quintal cotton already sold by farmers. The State sponsored CCI cotton buying has failed to attract and regain its confidence in farming community. The CCI is inaugurating its Bodwad and Yaval centres today and has received 776 quintals of cotton until now in 15 days.

Dr. Ambedkar Idol disgrace evokes violence in region:
The entire Maharashtra has witnessed violent turnout by Dr. Ambedkar Community on recent disgrace of Dr. Ambedkar effigy in Kanpur. The Jalgaon City, Pachora witnessed groups attacking State Transport Buses, Private Buses, other vehicles and shops damaging as a smear response to this action. The District Police has booked 62 in connection and has intensified its security measures. The Pachora city turned most violent with stone pelting, damaging and severely affecting public transporting systems.

29th November:
District Holley ball selection test on 03rd December:
District Holley ball association is conducting selection test on 03rd December at St. Lawrence School ground. The selection would have two team one each of boys and girls. This team would participate in Inter-District State Level Competition conducted by State Holley ball association in Pune from 06th until 10th December.

Ashwamedh 2006: Pune, Nagpur Players win GOLD:
Pune University's athlete Preetam Singh received first Gold Medal in 10th Inter-University Ashwamedh competition. Pune and Mumbai Universities each won 5 Gold medals followed by Amravati with 3 and Shivaji University Kolhapur winning 2 medals.
Medal Tally:
University - Gold - Silver - Bronze
Pune - 1 - 3 - 1
Mumbai - 1 - 1 - 3
Gadgebaba Amravati - 1 - 1 - 1
Shivaji Kolhapur - 1 - 1 - 0
Tukdoji Nagpur - 1 - 0 - 0
Ramanand Nanded - 1 - 0 - 0
Dr. Ambedkar Aurangabad - 0 - 0 - 1

Railways announces Fekri Railway flyover Contract awarding:
The Authorities have announced much awaited and delayed Flyover work on National Highway at Fekri near Bhusawal. The Rs. 21 Crores contract for 2.66KMS long flyover is being signed today at Delhi with work expected to begin in January 2007. This flyover work was delayed since last 20 years thereby delaying all vehicle traffic passing by during Railway Crossing.

Council President, Vice-President Election by Manual Acceptance:
The State Government has published revised method for election of Council President and Vice-President for Municipal Councils. The new system enforces District Collector to call a Special meeting and avail facility to fill in Nominations process 3 days before the scheduled meeting date. This meeting once called could not be adjourned or postponed in any circumstances. Councillors need to file nominations to Council Chief Officer with nomination having recommendation and acceptance of one councillor. In case of if two candidates get same number of votes, the lucky dip system would decide fate of candidates. Entire process would undergo video shooting to avoid hiccups in it.
Jalgaon District's 12 Municipal Councils undergone Election and all of them would get this new process of election of Council Presidents and Vice-President expected to complete in second or third week of December month.

28th November:
Ashwamedh 2006 Statistics at a Glance:

Mor Dam work in final stages:
The Mor Dam Project set up on main flow of Mor River in Satpuda hills region was approved in 1978. The dam after years of various major technical hiccups has finally reached its final phase of completion. The main left portion is of 7.37KM distance and would take Hingona - 1222 hectares, Marul - 330 hectares, Hambardi - 148 hectares, Nhavi - 170 hectares, Sangvi Bk - 125 hectares, Borkheda Bk - 60 hectares totalling to 2001 hectares under cultivation. The main section of dam has two minors and four canals and has 319.11 levels with 48% water storage in wonderful monsoon raining.
The dam once completed would benefit farmers in the dry and semi-rainy land in the hilly region. Because of this news, many of parties have started investing in farming land in the region with expectation of good output (at least two crops per year) from this land. The overall dam

Private Party Chowk decoration: Tower Chowk to get Wedding scenario:
The Corporation has extended its proposal of allowing private parties to decorate various Chowk in Jalgaon city. The first to begin is Tower Chowk getting ready with wonderful Wedding scenario decoration from Jalgaon's Jewellery Firm R. C. Bafna.
The firm has proposed Murals with Groom on horse ride, Mandap, Bride in Palkhi, and Barati all well decorated in Fibreglass, metal and other artistic material and greenery on both sides in the centre of Chowk.
Amongst other proposals for decorating, include JRKD Society for Court Chowk, Kogta Group for Ajanta Chowk and Godavari foundation for Bahinabai Chowk. The Corporation has called a meeting of all these parties on 01st December, 11AM to discuss developments done.

New Political equation leads to Khandesh Development Forum:
The Bhusawal Municipal Council has led to formation of all new Party-independent forum formulation equations in the Jalgaon along with entire Khandesh. Jalgaon's two senior Political leaders Sureshdada Jain and Eknathrao Khadse have made up their minds for leading up this new forum named Khandesh Development forum aimed at overall development of entire Khandesh.
Both leaders considers forum as a platform for fighting for society and have shown dissatisfaction over degrading quality of politics in the region. Both understand forum as a means of pressurising Governments for overall development works.

Ashwamedh 2006 inaugurated in cheering atmosphere:
The 10th Inter-University Sports Competition Ashwamedh 2006 was inaugurated yesterday amidst cheerful participation of over 2000 student players from 15 Universities. State Energy and higher, Technical Education Minister inaugurated Sports Flame and plush new University Sports complex with latest amenities. The NMU has every major location decorated with Special Rangoli designs using 25 quintals of Rangoli for this mega festivity.
The Minister also announced proposing Rs. 3 Crores Special Funds in upcoming Assembly Convention for overall Development of NMU as it has most of Dhule and Nandurbar District Tribes. The Tribes Development cum District Parent Minister announced setting up of 500 backward tribe's boys and 250 girls Hostel facility in the NMU region and urged University Administration to initiate Construction process right in December 2006. The Yashwantrao Chavan Open University Nashik has accepted hosting next year's Ashwamedh competition at Nashik.
The Pune and Mumbai Universities players have shown remarkable confidence in winning the Competitions with Kolhapur also in the strong preparations. The Mumbai University team won last year's Ashwamedh Competition held at Parbhani by defeating Pune team. These years in all 168-teams are fighting for the trophy and stronger teams are expecting equally tougher challenges.

SSC, HSC October 2006 Exam result today:
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board is announcing SSC and HSC October 2006 exam results today. The Results would be available on its website from 11AM onwards. Please refer Board Website by clicking here.

District Planning and Development Committee approves additional funds demand:
The Jalgaon District Planning and Development Committee (DPDC) have approved its body proposed additional funds requirement proposal of Rs. 72 Crores 58 Lakhs 88 thousand Rupees for year 2007-08. District's MLA, District Council (ZP) CEO proposed for this amendment requirement and Parent Minister approved the same. This proposal would now be sent to State Government for further approval.
The District Parent Minister also ordered completion of Flooding Losses Assessment in next 10 days. The Meet also approved setting up Primary Health Centre at Paldhi (Taluka: Dharangaon).

Call for nominations to Outstanding Small Scale Entrepreneurs:
The DIC Jalgaon has urged all Small Scale Industries to nominate for Outstanding Industries Awards for the year. The Organisation awards 2 Industries every year for their excellence in quality production. Those Industries registered on or before 01st January 2003 and having at least 2 years of regular production are eligible for applying to this award with priority preference to Scheduled Castes, tribes and Ladies entrepreneurs. The Award comprises of Rs. 15,000 Cash Prize and Rs. 10,000 Second Prize. Please contact DIC Office Jalgaon for more details.

Ashwamedh Competition 2006: NMU Collects more than targeted funds:
The North Maharashtra University Jalgaon has received overwhelming response from Local Community, Leaders, Industries and Organisations for donating funds for smooth conduct of the 10th Inter-University Sports extravaganza "Ashwamedh 2006" beginning from tomorrow in Jalgaon. The NMU earlier targeted Rs. 90 Lakhs collection from such organisations but in actual has already crossed this mark and is expecting to touch 1.25 Crores mark. The Competition Organising Committee has announced reserving the balance excess funds received in this competition for promoting its University area sporting activities.
The University has budgeted Rs. 75 Lakhs expenditure for this competition that includes Rs. 3 Lakhs expenditure for food arrangements a day. Every student has to pay Rs. 20 during his College admission towards "Ashwamedh Funds" throughout the State and the Organising host University receives Rs. 4 per student of this student. The NMU has received Rs. 43 Lakhs from this fund along with 19 Lakhs from MLA fund, 4.5 Lakhs from Maharashtra Aids Control Society, Rs. 2 Lakhs from District Sports Authority along with Rs. 14 Lakhs from NMU affiliated Colleges in Jalgaon, 11 Lakhs from Dhule District and 66,000 from Nandurbar District and other donors availing Rs. 92,000 fund.
The NMU Organising committee has thanked entire Khandesh region for its overwhelming response and support to conduct such mega State level event beginning tomorrow in its campus newly formed ground with latest amenities. The University VC in his meeting with Organising committee and sub-committee members has urged every committee to offer best of Hospitality and treat themselves as Daughter-Party members of wedding season. The competition pre-cursor begins today with Aids Awareness rally being conducted from G. S. Ground throughout the city major places.

District Planning and Development Committee (DPDC) meeting tomorrow:
The Jalgaon District Planning and Development committee is meeting tomorrow, 27th November, 12PM at ZP's Shahu Maharaj Hall. The Meeting would be chaired by District Parent Minister and is first one since Monsoon flooding and losses. This meeting was cancelled twice earlier due to some reasons. Meeting is also expected to have presence and hot-debates from all MLA from district.

NMU announces its final teams for Ashwamedh competition:
The North Maharashtra University Jalgaon has announced its final listing of teams for upcoming Ashwamedh competition beginning from Monday. The NMU teams are participating in Kabbadi, Kho-Kho, Basket Ball, Volleyball, Ground sports in both Boys and Girls. It has also appointed experienced and expert players for training its teams for getting best of the competition results.

Rashtriya School wins District Level Baseball competition:
Rashtriya School Chalisgaon Under-14 and Under-17 team have won District Sports Authority and L. N. High School jointly conducted Baseball competition. The team defeated Maharana Pratap School by 1-0 Homerun in rest of District category in boys while Tatya Samant School Chalisgaon won Girls category match.

25th November:
Welcome in Grand Sporting extravaganza: Ashwamedh 2006:
The North Maharashtra University Jalgaon is ready for upcoming Ashwamedh Inter-University Competition beginning from 27th November. Preparatory works like Dias, Aids Awareness Camp, Vehicles arrangement for Players, organising various competition internals, cultural activities are almost complete. All 32 committees are having a joint meeting today to discuss various preparations done. The State Transport Corporation has announced 45 additional bus frequencies for NMU.

The extravaganza begins tomorrow morning with Aids Awareness rally beginning from G. S. Ground and moves towards Nehru Chowk, Shastri Tower, Old Bus Stand, State Bank, new Bus Stand, Swatantrya Chowk, Bhaskar Market, Prabhat Colony and ends in M. J. College. The Ashwamedh grand Inauguration ceremony is scheduled on 3.30PM in the Sports complex with hands of State Higher and Technical Education Minister along with Parent Minister and Dhyanchand Sports Award Winner Hind Kesari Marutirao Mane being Chief Guest and Local MLA's.

The competition concludes on 01st December, 3.30PM with NMU Chancellor and State Governor along with Deputy Chief Minister, District Parent Minister, Hockey National Player Dhanraj Pilley as Chief guests.

Jalgaon's Radhika Biyani wins Silver in Handball competition:
Ujjwal English School student Radhika Biyani participating in National School level Handball competition has won Silver medal in Under-14 age group category. The last match was played between Haryana and Maharashtra teams wherein Haryana won Gold and Maharashtra winning runner up award.
With this, she also entitles to get Sports Association of India Scholarship worth Rs. 8,500 and State Government Scholarship worth Rs. 2,500 totalling to Rs. 11,000.

State Ball Badminton competition from 01st December: Selection test tomorrow:
The Jalgaon District Ball Badminton Association is conducting 3-days State level Junior Ball Badminton competition at M. J. College ground in Jalgaon. The Jalgaon District Team selection process for this competition is scheduled on Sunday, 26th November. The competition would have 26 District's team participating with each having 10 players, Trainer and Team Manager.

24th November:
Jaideep Sonawane, Kanchan Chaudhari wins Ocean Swimming competition:
The District Swimming Association conducted Sank Rock to Gateway of India Ocean swimming competition ended yesterday. Jaideep Sonawane won Boy's Open Category while Kanchan Yogesh Chaudhari won Under-10 year girls' competition along with Nikhil Patil and Nikita Firke winning first prize in same category.

Jalgaon's Umesh Saini wins second Rank in State Weight Lifting competition:
Sant Hardasram Hindi High School Jalgaon student Umesh Pannalal Saini has won second rank in State level weight lifting competition played at Pune. The competition had 3 players from Nashik division. Umesh secured second rank in 105 kilograms category lifting.

Central Railways Bhusawal Division starts Two-Hours Additional Timings for Reservations:
The Central Railways Bhusawal Division has announced Additional Two hour's timings for Railway Reservation Counters at major Reservation Stations like Nashik Road, Nashik City, Manmad, Jalgaon, Bhusawal, Khandwa, Akola and Amravati for one-month demonstration and performance test aspects. The Bhusawal Division comprises of Railway Stations from Badnera on Nagpur side, Khandwa on MP Side, Nashik on Mumbai side and Jalgaon on Surat side. The additional two hours reservation timings would facilitate passenger convenience and help reducing huge queues and was announced by Railway Ministry throughout India a few months before.

ZP water management committee avails Rs. 83 Lakhs fund for Jawahar wells:
The Jalgaon District Council has distributed Rs. 83.16 Lakhs funds to Village Panchayats for Jawahar wells in the district. The water management committee has urged beneficiaries (well owners) to take this scheme benefit within 15 days failing which funds would be diverted to other Panchayats in queue.
The ZP has also announced implementing "Maha-Cleanliness Drive" announced by State Government in all 1152 Village Panchayats and State's Public Awareness drive would come in Jalgaon on 14th and 15th December.

Reason to rejoice: Chopda Sugar factory completes 78,600 metric tonnes sugarcane processing:
The Chopda Farmers Co-operative Sugar Factory has completed 78,600 metric tonnes sugarcane processing in mere one month of starting its processing work and has produced 66,825 sugar gunny bags with average performance score of 8.79%. It has also produced 317,475 units of electricity from wastes and other by-products generated from this processing.
The factory has paid first instalment of Rs. 900 and has announced Rs. 1,300 rates to sugarcane for this year. The factory region has average 3,500 to 3,600 metric tonnes sugarcane inputs and processing of 3,000 metric tonnes.

District's 39 swimmers participate in Ocean Swimming competition:
Jalgaon District Swimming Association conducted Sank Rock to Gateway of India Ocean Swimming competition. It had participation of 39 swimmers from Jalgaon District in various age groups.

State Level General Knowledge Quiz Competition: Parbhani first, Dhule wins Second and Chalisgaon Third:
The Anandibai Bankat Boys High School conducted Late M. G. Agrawal Memorial State Level General Knowledge Quiz competition has evoked fabulous response. The Bal Vikas Vidya Mandir Parbhani team has won First Prize followed by Jaihind High School Dhule and Dr. Kakasaheb Samant School wining third prize and Dhule's Ekvira School winning consolation prize. This competition also had State Level Essay writing competition. Prajakta Suryawanshi (Ahmednagar) won first prize in essay writing.

Administration announces Electoral roll preparations for District Council and Panchayat Committees Election:
The Jalgaon District Administration wide State Election commission Order has announced reviewing of Electoral Roll for upcoming District Council and Panchayat Committee elections. The Commission has notified using Assembly election rolls prepared as on or before 30th November. Therefore the administration has urged all Panchayat citizens to check their names in electoral rolls with respective Taluka Tahsil Offices and submit applications in case their name is not listed at earliest.

Raining in Jalgaon District, worsening state of electricity:
Most of the places in district yesterday witnessed showery raining in evening around 7:30PM. The sudden raining troubled hawkers and pedestrians. Most the District now a day remain in total dark during evening time from 6PM to 9PM following so called Load Shedding terribly disrupting living.
The earlier Electricity Board converted into four different companies with vision to improve standards and consumer facilities have failed to understand its customers. In spite of introducing more of customer friendly and traditional business convenience approaches, it is in reverse pathway. Electricity Bill provided by the Company is one such outrageous example that gives no understanding of billing to customers and scrolls to two pages with consumer companies advertisements posted on it. Who has given rights to Government/ Government-owned Organisations to disgrace and uncomforting its loyal customers? Does Governments take everything for granted by citizens?
We are on revolution verge and such painful state of Government Organisations panics more of disgusting moves rather than adding to overall Country's progress. More than 95% of State Electricity Company Consumers would give a clear-cut statement of getting excess billings backed by ZERO Service. Moreover the recently run Load Shedding and Zero Load concepts are worst ones. A year before load shedding used to have regular timings and now there is no timing at all. The current scenario of electricity supply reminds us of UP and Bihar once again where Electricity moreover is a Government Gift to Citizens rather than necessity and Power Generators/ Invertors/ Batteries are lifelines.

Cottonomics 2006: State Cotton buying fails to attract farmers:
The State sponsored and CCI run Cotton buying process has failed to attract Cotton producing farmers in the region. The CCI until now has received a mere 171 quintals of cotton at its 4 centres in district while the Private buyers have huge loads waiting to be cleared. The CCI has set up four centres namely at Jalgaon, Amalner, Jamner and Pachora and is paying from 1685 to 2020 based on quality.

Bahinabai School wins Divisional Judo Competition:
Jalgaon's Bahinabai School team has won Divisional Judo Competition played at Nashik in Under-14 age group category. The team has now qualified State level competition to be played at Nashik on 24th November. School's players Bhushan Pramod Suryawanshi, Dhanraj Devidas Suryawanshi, Komal Gopal Potdar, Lalita Suresh Bhalerao, Sarita Babulal Saini and Pallavi Vasanth Tayade won their respective matches.

Microbiology Professor Dr. Ketan Narkhede Project selected in Young Scientist Promotion scheme:
M. J. College Microbiology Professor Dr. Ketan Narkhede submitted Central Government Science and Technology Department have selected "Use of Biotechnology for Paper Production" Project under its innovative "Young Scientists Promotion" scheme. The Project aimed at Research on using best of Biotechnology for Paper Production in 3 years has received Rs. 9.45 Lakhs Grants.

Corporation to dedicate Solar Lamps to city today:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation is dedicating its newly installed solar lamps in service of city from today. The Corporation has installed these solar lamps at Bahinabai Garden, Mahatma Gandhi Garden, Dr. Shamaprasad Mukhrjee Garden, State Bank Colony Garden, Mehrun region's Kokil-Guruji Swimming Tank, Neri Naka, Mehrun and Shivaji Nagar Crematorium along with Solar Bleaker at turning points on National Highways Turning point. These bleaker are at Khedi Bus Stop, Millat High School, M. J. College Chowk, Shiv Colony, Draupadi Nagar, Dada Wadi and Khote Nagar would lighten turning points throughout the night and help reducing increased number of accidents.

Municipal Council elections 2006: Waver of change:
The Municipal Council elections 2006 has came out with a googly effect to all ruling and strong Opposition with none getting clear vindicate in 10 Council poll counting completed yesterday. Surprising to note and arrive at factor was Independent Candidates gaining significant share in ward votes. Out of 623 candidatures from Independents and Local level groups, 122 have won their respective election. The NCP having 124 candidates has won 37; Shivsena had 40 winning out of 97, BJP has 15 wins in its basket out of 77, Congress I having 66 candidates has won 10 seats from 10 council voting until now. The Bhusawal and Yaval Constituencies are undergoing counting process today.

Municipal Corporation urges Industries to pay taxes:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation has intensified its Taxes collection drive and has urged Industrial area residents, business and Industries to pay their dues well in time to avoid penal charges. The Industries earlier stopped payment of Corporaiton taxes taking basis of Aurangabad bench High Court Order to MIDC to formulate a Governing Authority for overall development of the Industrial area. The Corporation via its Legal Counsel has urged MIDC area owners that it being Local Governing Body and hence has all rights to collect all due taxes to administrate the region.
The Industrial Association is yet to announce its stand post this notice and has also urged Corporation and other administrative authorities to immediate stop Octroi tax levied on all Goods arriving in city.

20th November:
Inter-College Marathi One-Play Competition:
The Sakal papers sponsored Inter-College Marathi One-Play competition Khandesh centre's results have been announced. M. J. College team's "www.golayug.com" has won first Prize followed by Nahata College Bhusawal team's "Rudhirbindu" winning second and Kotecha College Bhusawal team's "Me" winning third team prizes. Out of these 3, top 2 teams would participate in Final State rounds at Pune on 25th November.

Municipal Council Elections 2006: 76% Polling in District:
District's 12 Municipal Councils undergoing elections had average 76% polling yesterday. A group clashed with Police in Chalisgaon thereby injuring three Policemen. Administration has reported attempts of bogus voting in Amalner while Bhusawal and Dharangaon had minor clashes and such incidences during polling yesterday. District's 10 out of 12 Councils would undergo Votes counting process today excluding Bhusawal and Yaval having Voting today for four wards and a ward respectively. These Places would undergo counting process tomorrow.
Entire District's key attention paid Bhusawal Council had district's lowest 63% voting turnout while Amalner had 72.25%, Pachora had 75.80%, Chalisgaon had 70.30%, Parola had 80.76%, Chopda had 76.32%, Faizpur had 80.06%, Yaval had 76.81%, Dharangaon had 78.02%, Erandol had 79.42%, Raver had 83.83% and Savda with district's highest voter turnout had 85.27% voting. The Authorities are expecting clear picture of poll counting by today afternoon 2PM. counting process has already begun at respective Taluka Council Offices from 9AM in the morning.

Leva Gan Boli Dictionary gets Best Literature Award:
The State Directorate of Cultural Activities has announced Year 2005-06 Dadoba Pandurang Best Marathi Literature/ Book Writing Award to Leva Gan Boli Dictionary wrote by Nilkanth Ramdas Patil and Urmila Nilkanth Patil. The Award distribution ceremony is on 26th November at Saint Dnyaneshwar Cultural Hall, Amravati on 06:30PM.
The Dictionary has come up after 15 year's zealous efforts to study Khandesh and Varhad region Leva Patidar Community's Leva Gan Boli. Khandesh daughter Bahinabai Chaudhari's all Literary work is in this pure Leva boli and this Dictionary could prove to be a valuable asset to those studying this literary.

NMU Electronics Department Prof. Dr. A. M. Mahajan to participate in International Conference:
NMU Senate Member and Electronics Department Prof. Dr. A. M. Mahajan is visiting Algeria Country's "Ojhave" State to attend International Conference on Micro and Nano-Technology from 19th until 23rd November 2006. He would submit his Paper in this Conference.

19th November:
Election battle all set for today:
Jalgaon District 12 Municipal Councils are undergoing Election voting process today that includes Bhusawal - 46 seats, Faizpur - 16, Yaval - 18, Chopda - 27, Amalner - 33, Parola - 20, Dharangaon - 19, Pachora - 25, Erandol - 19, Savda - 17, Chalisgaon - 32 and Raver - 17 seats. The Administration has beefed up security measures with State Reserved Police Force and entire Election conduct team for smooth conduct of the whole process.
The Administration has marked 176 polling booths as sensitive ones that include 32 from Bhusawal, 31 from Amalner and others from rest of Taluka.
The voting has begun from 07:30AM in the morning and continues until 5pm for 289 places with 1,113 candidates in fray from 472,099 voters that include 227,113 female and 244,000 male voters. The District Police and District Administration both have urged Voters to cast their votes with liberal views and without any fears.

Corporation lays down foundation stone for new Water supply Pipelines in Mahabal region:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation has begun lying down of new water supply pipelines in extended Mahabal area Ward# 7 along with underground drainage system. The project estimated at Rs. 5.50 Lakhs for water supply pipelines aims at smooth supply of drinking water to the region. The Jalgaon city has witnessed phenomenal growth in the Mahabal region and years ahead could have more to come in this peaceful zone of city.

L. N. High School team wins Challenge Trophy Cricket competition:
The L. N. Public High School team has won the Under-16 sixth Challenge Trophy cricket competition conducted by Jalgaon District Cricket Association. The team defeated Burhani High School Pachora by 25 runs. L. N. School team scored 163 runs in assigned 34 over with its player Nikhil Patil scoring 51 out of 70 balls followed by Shashank Attarde with 24 runs and Ghanshyam Patil scoring 20 runs. Burhani team's Ayush Patwari took 5 wickets for 33 runs in 9 over. In reply, the Burhani team failed to score with its two players Rakesh Duduganta scoring 54 and Jai Punjabi with 34 runs.
Burhani High School's Player Devvrata Raval won Man of the Series Award and L. N. School's Charudatta Nannavare won Man of the Match award.

Corporation standing committee meeting review:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation standing committee meeting yesterday approved starting up of another Garden in Mehrun Shivar open space City Survey No: 435-2 along with appointing Full Time Medical officer with D. M. & S. R. in Corporation. The meet also approved its grants for State Level Ball Badminton competition. The body approved Rs. 4.14 Lakhs for wall compound construction for this proposed garden. It also approved Public Works Department Unit#2 and Unit#3 12 proposed works worth Rs. 6.44 Lakhs.

Protest march takes violent turn: Stone pelting spreads panic:
Group of various scheduled communities came together yesterday to mark their protest on ongoing "Khairanjali" issue in Vidarbha. The mob suddenly turned violent and did stone pelting to public utility vehicles like ST Buses, Police vehicles. The Jalgaon City Police and Jilha Peth Police both have registered various complaints and arrested one in this connection.

N. Public School, Burhani High School enters final rounds of Challenge Trophy competition:
The L. N. Public High School Jalgaon and Burhani High School Pachora have entered Finals of Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Inter-School Under-16 sixth Challenge Trophy competition. The Burhani School team defeated A. T. Zambre School by 6 wickets while L. N. High School team defeated Garud High School Shendurni team with 6 wickets. Yesterday's man of the match heroes were Devvrata Raval, Shashank Attarde. Final match is being played today from 08:30AM followed by Prize Distribution in evening 4pm. The District Association is conducting final selection test of 42 candidates primarily selected for district team.

Ujjwal School team qualifies for State Basketball competition:
The Ujjwal English Medium School team has qualified for State level competition conducted by Sports and Youth affairs directorate competition. The Under-16 Girl's team of the school defeated Kanya School and Palod High School in its district level matches.

Municipal Council Elections 2006: Bhusawal Voter list issue:
The Administration has come to notice that Bhusawal Municipal Council Ward# 35 has 117 voters from Sakli (Taluka: Yaval). A conscious voter marked this issue to Administration, which later on issued Reassessment of listing Order to Bhusawal Tahsil office. The revenue Tahsil department has confirmed that list contains 117 voters in this list and is yet to announce its action on this.

Crop Biotechnology Workshop in Jalgaon today:
The All India Crop Biotechnology Association and The Science Ashrama are jointly conducting Crop Biotechnology Workshop in Jalgaon today. The Workshop would have deliverables on applications of biotechnology on various category crops and would have lectures by Farming experts, agricultural officers. The Workshop has Mahatma Fule Agricultural University Researcher, Mahyco Expert, Banana Research Centre member lectures along with open session on benefits of biotechnology in crops. The Workshop also has a small infotainment on "BT Cotton and Indian Farming."

A. T. Zambre, L. N. High School, Pachora, Shendurni teams in Semi-finals:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Inter-School Under-16 Cricket Competition had A. T. Zambre School, L. N. High School, Burhani High School Pachora, G. R. Garud High School Shendurni winning its quarter-final matches and qualifying for semi-finals. Yesterday match heroes were Niketan Patil, Shashank Attarde, Rakesh Tutugunta, and Akash Chavan. Today A. T. Zambre School would play Vs Burhani High School Pachora and L. N. High School would play against Garud High School in its Semi-final rounds.

Municipal Council elections: Campaigning to end by Saturday:
District's 12 Municipal Council election campaigning is ending on Saturday. The campaigning fever has reached its peak with all senior leaders busy in building confidence in their voters. The Election Commission has estimated Rs. 16 per Voter expenditure to Administration for the entire process conduct. Therefore, the District Administration would have a total budgeted fund of Rs. 75 Lakhs for conducting this election process. The respective Municipal Councils have to bear this expense from revenue collected in form of various taxes and later deposit the same to District Administration for conduct. The State Governments avails fund for Village Panchayat elections but not to Council and Corporations. The 12 undergoing elections include Dharangaon, Savda, Faizpur, Raver and Yaval that are financially weaker and even fail to pay salaries and wages to their regular employees. This additional burden would make them weaker and public to pay more taxes in future.

Jalgaon Scout - Guides top in State:
The State unit of Indian Scout and Guides Academy recently conducted its Centenary festivity at Nashik. The Jalgaon Scouts and Guide have won Best Physical Fitness Demonstration Award in this competition. District's 350 scout-guides participated in this competition and had active roles in various competitions that included Cultural Dances, District Gate, Physical fitness demonstrate, pioneer projects etc.

ZP announces Anganwadi Sevak Candidature

Challenge Trophy cricket competition:
The District Cricket Association conducted Challenge Trophy had L. N. High School, Rustomji High School, S. G. Patil High School, Burhani High School winning matches and qualifying for Quarter final matches. Yesterday matches hero were Shashank Attarde, Girish Patel, Akash Baheti, and Deodatta Raval.
Today's matches have Zambre School Vs Raisoni Marathi School, L. N. High SChoo Vs Rustomji High School, S. G. Patil School Vs Burhani High School, G. S. High School Vs Garud High School.

Jalgaon District Kabbadi Team announced:
The District Kabbadi Association has announced Jalgaon team of 22 players. The team includes Ajay Kavade, Nilesh Patil, Lukman Shaikh, Jitendra Tayade, Kamlesh Patil, Anil Patil, Bhaskar Chaudhari, Anil Koli, Dnyaneshwar Patil, Alak Sabale, Azharuddin Shaikh, Sudhir Sabale, Sanket Zambre, Yogesh Savale, Vicky Shelke, Chetan Patil, Amol Pendharkar, Rinku Kandare, Sandeep Ahire, Ajay Kashyap, Jayesh Nhavi and Devidas Pawar. This team would participate in State Level Junior Category competition to be played at Madhav Nagar (Meeraj, Sangli) from 01st until 05th December.

"NMU about to finish Ashwamedh Preparations" quotes NMU VC
Ropes-Pulling competition selection test on 23rd November
Dragon Marshal Art Academy State Level Karate competition on 19th November
District Sports Officer Baseball competition on 18th November at Law College Ground

15th November:
Municipal Council elections: Administration urges voters for co-operation and issues:
The District Administration enacting as Election Conduct authority has urged Jalgaonities and all Voters to report any of issues/ unfair practices if and as seen during this 12 Municipal Councils election. The Authority has reported that there has been no incidence yet reported and it has made adequate arrangements for smooth conduct of this entire process.
Meanwhile the campaigning for Municipal Council elections has reached its peak with noticeable Media Advertisements fur causing downfall of fighting spirit and individualized races.

Jalgaon Collector Office completes 100 years:
The Jalgaon District Collectorate has completed its Golden Jubilee year and has been ruled by 31 District Collectors after independence until today. District Collector Vijay Singhal is Jalgaon's 32nd Collectorate. The Historic pages go long beyond in 1906 where Jalgaon remained a Taluka of Dhule District. The British Administration had formed Jalgaon East Khandesh District in 1906 with A. H. A. Symcoax taking charge as its firs Official Collectorate on 14th November 1906 with no separate Administration building. The District Administration began on the banks of Mehrun Lake. During this period, the Authorities conducted Mumbai region Farmers and Industrial Exhibition in Jalgaon in 1910. East Khandesh Education Society Founder Raosaheb Rupchand Lathi was honored with "Raosaheb" Title during this exhibition for his outstanding services.
The District Administration later moved to today's District Collectorate Office in 1907 constructed during tenure of first Collector. Symcoax remained longest tenure District Collector before Independence holding his post from 14th November 1906 until 1913. After independence, R. L. Pardeep holds 5.2 years tenure from 12th April 1967 until 09th June 1972 followed by Vidyadhar Kanade holding for four years from 26th June 1989 until 05th May 1993. S. S. Saxena remained lowest tenured Collector for two and half months from 21st May 1973 until 02nd August 1973.
The Collectorate office since then has been renovated a lot. It now has well-colored buildings, fountains, Lawn, Garden, Lotus pound and New Parking zone. We greet entire District Administration on completing their Golden Jubilee and wish that it continues with the same pace of development co-ordination between Corporation, Municipal Councils, ZP and Village Panchayats to streamline district's overall growth.

Ashwamedh 2006: NMU takes Draws for group structure matches:
The NMU Authorities have taken up lucky draw system to formulate group structures for upcoming Ashwamedh competition from 27th November. The sports lots committee met yesterday and took this draw to finalise team structure. NMU VC appointed committee visits Ashwamedh competition site: Reviews preparations and strategies. Every sport competition has four groups. Please click here for complete sports wise group wise listing.

Cottonomics 2006: CCI to start 3 more Centres from today:
The State Cotton procurement would have 3 new centres from today one each at Pachora, Amalner and Jamner along with Dhule from tomorrow. The Authorities have begun their buying from 07th November amidst very low response from farmers. Until now it has received just 9 quintals of cotton procurement from farmers.

Corporation standing committee to meet on Friday, 17th November to discuss 9 topics on agenda

National Chess Academy Champion Trophy competition begins today

14th November:
Children's Day 2006 Theme: Let us thrust in confidence, positive spirit in younger generation:
Team Ejalgaon.com wishes warm Children Day Greeting to entire younger generation children. Let us all arise positive spirit, confidence in our younger generation kids to make brighter tomorrow. The younger generation today is all set to revolutionise the way we work and live. Good media exposure, resource enrichment, information savvy and techie approach are a few of key mantra of success for our generations tomorrow.
We need equal attention on how to develop performance and balance anxiety that is growing rapidly with increases resource availability. Work Negation, pulling down efforts is a few harsh factors that need our critical attention to move away pressure from these children. Let us try to encourage our kids to develop all-round personality by means of active public participation and studies.

District Administration estimates 80 villages to face water shortage this summer:
The District Administration in its primary assessment has estimated around 80 villages that could face water shortage during intense summer period. This year's flooding Monsoon has lowered this figure of 600 last year to 80 this year. The Administration has also announced review of Water reservation Policy in February to avail maximum water to irrigation. The Administration yesterday called a meeting of important authorities to discuss water reservation issue. Meeting had presence of Deputy Collectorate, ZP Additional CEO, Tapi Irrigation Authority, Hatnur Project Engineer, Mini Irrigation Department Engineering, Maharashtra Jeevan Tribunal Authorities.
The Administration urged Corporation, Councils, Village Panchayats to improve and enhance their regional water supply resources amidst wonderful Monsoon raining this year and use the same for drinking water supply to their respective city. The meet discussed reservation in Girana, Hatnur, Manyad and Bori dams. The Administration finalised imposing maximum water reservation in Girana dam as it has 167 Villages, 5 Municipal Councils and Jalgaon Corporation and water supply dependents. The Administration has issued a special note to Jalgaon Corporation to spend up its Waghur project and finalise it anyhow before 15th January as its Girana reservation ends in 2008.

Jalgaon Drama Centre to continue:
The State Directorate of Youth Affairs has announced continuing Jalgaon Drama Play Centre as it has received more than 12 Solo-Play for State Drama Competition. Khandesh's Senior and growing new faces generating good responses for State Competition through communication has saved Jalgaon's centre discontinuity.
The Directorate earlier planned for discontinuing centre due to low response. The Authorities later received 13 entries for State Drama Play competition due to active participation of various Organisations following this announcement.

Children Film Festival from 27th December until 02nd January
Corporation to begin its Cleanliness Drive from today
11 Earthquake shakes Nandurbar District's Savalda in Shahada Taluka: Richter scale measures 1-2.8

Inter-School Challenge Trophy: Raisoni Marathi, Rustomji, Shendurni, Amalner enters third round:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Inter-School District Level 6th Challenge Trophy competition had L. N. Public School, Raisoni Marathi School, Rustomji High School, G. R. Garud High School Shendurni, G. S. High Amalner, G. S. High School Pachora winning and qualifying for third round matches. Yesterday's match heroes were Shashank Attarde, Rehan Khan, Naresh Bagwan, Rahul Shelke, Swapnil Mahajan and Rijwan Khan.
Today A. T. Zambre School, Bhoite School, St. Teresa High School, Raisoni Marathi School, Pratap High School Amalner, Garud High School Shendurni, G. S. High School Amalner and Tamaswadi teams would play their respective group matches.

Swarali Moghe selected in State Gymnastic Competition:
Nandinibai Wamanrao Girls High School student Swarali Girish Moghe has been selected for participation in State Rhythmic Gymnastic competition conducted by Maharashtra Amateur Gymnastic Association at Mumbai.

NMU speed up its Ashwamedh Competition preparations: Completes entry gate work
District level swordplay competition: Nutan Maratha, Bendale College teams lead
State Sports and Youth Affairs Directorate conducted District Level School competitions begin today
Divisional Skating competition: Jalgaon leads race

13th November:
Inter-School Challenge Trophy Cricket Competition:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Inter-School Challenge Trophy Cricket competition had St. Teresa, R. R. High School, A. T. Zambre School, Burhani High School Pachora, G. S. High School, Pratap School Amalner wining their respective group matches on day 3. Yesterday's Man of the Matches were Shivsagar Jadhav, Deepak Nehete, Sanket Badgujar, Dhruva Shah, Hemant Kale and Harshad Prajapat from respective teams.
Raisoni Marathi School, Ujjwal English School, Raisoni English School, L. N. Public School, G. S. high School, G. G. High School Raver, Jijamata High School Erandol and Garud High School Shendurni would play their respective group matches today.

Manoj Patil selected in State Ball Badminton team:
Jalgaon's Manoj Nimba Patil has been selected in Maharashtra State Ball Badminton Team for upcoming Western region Ball Badminton Federation of India conducted competition at Jaipur from 13th November until 14th November.

State Government likely to decide on Jalgaon Drama Play Centre today

Municipal Councils election: Campaigning reaches its peak:
With scheduled date of election polling coming closer and closer, the political parties and their leaders have intensified their campaigning in respective region. Most of the campaigning and lectures are from respective party senior leaders.
This Municipal Council Election has development of council as a key focus and selling point along with getting good projects and funding from State and stable governance. None of the parties and candidates are focusing on prime focus issues like availing daily drinking water, good electricity resources and moreover employment for all.

Artists join hands together to success Khandesh Drama Conference:
Hundreds of Artists from Khandesh region have came together to rejuvenate Khandesh Drama plays with help and time assistance from Senior and Leading Artists from region by means of Khandesh Drama Conference.
The Artists are planning to conduct this conference in February Second week and called a meeting of all three districts Artist's meeting yesterday to discuss broader aspect of this conference.

Pulse Polio Vaccination evokes good response in District:
The Special Pulse Polio Vaccination drive conducted throughout the State yesterday evoked fabulous response in Jalgaon District. The Authorities aimed 4.78 Lakh vaccinations through 2236 booths. Parents taking their kids for vaccination remained common scene throughout the district yesterday. The ZP Authorities have reported 88% of target vaccination yesterday. The Special Pulse Polio Vaccination drive was initiated after detection of a Polio Patient in State.

District Co-operative Board to conduct Leadership Development Programme on 14th November on eve of 53rd
ndian Co-operative Movement Day
Pulses ease amidst low demand

12th November:
Pulse Polio vaccination in Jalgaon District today:
The District Health Authorities have announced Special Pulse Polio Vaccination drive today in entire Jalgaon District. The Authorities have urged all parents to bring Children from 0-5 year age for vaccination and have target of 478,386 vaccinations today that includes 300,253 in rural areas and 94,902 in urban areas and 52,238 children in Corporation limits.
The Authorities have set up 2236 Polio Vaccination Booths that includes 1830 in rural areas and 271 in urban area. Public Places like Bus Stand, Railway Station, Weekly markets and mega events also have polio vaccination booths.

Jalgaon's first Multiplex Theatre to start shortly:
The entire Khandesh region would have its first mega Multiplex theatre in Jalgaon city near Natwar Theatre. The multiplex theatres that revolutionized entertainment and gave all new definitions and dimensions has well balanced Shopping and entertainment combined.
Jalgaon city is visualizing one such Multiplex theatre far near to Natwar theatre. The proposed and under construction multiplex in Jalgaon would have three multiple theatres (a 500 seated large and two 250 seats medium sized) having 16 feet width and 32 feet height relay frame. The theatre would also have Telephone and internet based Ticket booking, refreshment cum cafeteria, shops of various types, games parlor for children on ground and shopping mall on first floor with Dolby digital theatres on second floor. The project is being promoted by Natwar Theatre owning Trivedi family from Jalgaon.

Amalner's Prof. Dr. L. A. Patil receives Rs. 35 Lakhs grant for Nano-material Research:
Pratap College Amalner Physics Research Scholar Prof. Dr. L. A. Patil has received Rs. 35.89 Lakhs grant from Ministry of Broadcasting and Information Technology, Government of India. The grant encourages Prof. Dr. Patil to prepare Nano-material and to understand and evaluate importance of Nano-material in sensors used in measuring human body poisoning gases in atmosphere. He would shortly receive first installment of Rs. 30 Lakhs in this grant that would avail various research equipments and material at his College Laboratory.

JDCC Bank General Meeting: Board of Directors assures "Changed Face" in coming 2 years:
The Jalgaon District Central Co-operative Bank Annual General meeting conducted yesterday unanimously resolved to take harsh actions against its loan outstanding due parties thereby reducing its reserved Losses and make it a profitable Bank. The Administration having top-notch Co-operative Department Authorities expressed their views on various dues aspects. The meeting unanimously approved all topics on Agenda and is trying to get extend Farmer Credit Card scheme until March. The Bank is in final stages of decisions on Belganga and Vasant Sugar factories possessed due to heavy outstanding and is likely to come at conclusion in coming 8 days. The Administration also sent signals of unsympathetic and possessive actions against Loans distributed to Customers outside its periphery by earlier Administration.
Farmers have demanded doubling of Crop Loan Cap limits and extending limits of Banana loans. The farmers group further stressed their demands of initiating group Insurance schemes and encouraging 100% recovery doing Institutions and availing special rebates to those repaying loans well before time.

Inter-School Challenge Trophy Competition: Bhoite, Raisoni, Tamaswadi Schools win:
The second day of Challenge Trophy competition had Bhoite School, Raisoni Marathi School, Y. D. Patil School, Tamaswadi School, P. B. A. English School Amalner, Jijamata High School Erandol winning competition and qualifying for next rounds. Today Kolhe School, St. Teresa School, R. R. School, Central School, Zambre School, Bhagirath School, Azad School Faizpur, G. S. High School Pachora, Pratap School Amalner, Burhani School Pachora and Biyani School Bhusawal would play matches.

Municipal Council elections: Bhusawal's those 4 wards to undergo election on 20th November, counting on 21st
"Nature only has remedies to all human diseases" evokes Rotary programme focusing Accu-pressure techniques
NMU to start Rajeev Gandhi Science and Technology Mission Centre shortly
Western Division Inter-University Cricket Competition: NMU team wins by 5 Wickets against Udaipur University

11th November:
NMU teams begin its Test matches for Ashwamedh Sports extravaganza:
The North Maharashtra University teams participating in the upcoming Ashwamedh Inter-University Sports competition have begun their test cum practice matches. The University is hosting this competition and these practices matches from 10th to 25th November would improve confidence and precision of all players to gain victory.

Nalini Jadhav, Sampada Sant selected in National Softball team:
Dr. G. D. Bendale College students Nalini Jadhav and Sampada Sant have been selected in Indian Softball team for upcoming National Softball competition at Chandigarh. They qualified for this competition by winning in State level competition played at Pune.

Challenge Trophy Inter-School cricket competition begins:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Under-16 Inter-School cricket competition has begun in Jalgaon amidst wonderful response. Matches would be played at Police Parade ground and M. J. College grounds.
The Anglo Urdu High School, Bhagirath English School, Raisoni English School, Burhani Team, S. G. Patil School Bhadgaon, Sardar G. G. High School Raver have won in the first day matches. Today Kolhe School - Teresa School, Iqra School - Raisoni Marathi School, Shri Ram School - Y. D. Patil School, PBA Amalner - Rural Development School, P. K. Shinde Pachora - Tamaswadi and Erandol would play against Bhadgaon.

NMU Level Chess competition from 18th November

Jalgaon - Surat Railway route disrupts following derailment:
The Jalgaon Surat Railway Route has disrupted yesterday with 113 Down Surat Bhusawal Passenger derailing near Kolda in Navapur Taluka. Train's six Coaches derailed and 106 passengers are injured. The accident has led to total closure of One Way Railway line from Jalgaon to Surat. Many of Super fast trains towards Surat, Ahmedabad and Bikaner have been diverted via Kalyan - Virat - Surat.
The Railway Administration has announced Rs. 500 to minor injured and Rs. 5,000 each to critically injured persons. The incidence had no deaths reported until now. The biggest troubled due to this route train disruption were daily commuters from Amalner region doing jobs in Jalgaon city, Bhusawal belt. The Railway authorities are expecting normalization of route by today evening.

Time to Bharit Party:
Khandesh region's traditional and mouthwatering "Bharit Party" season has arrived. The lush green Brinjals especially suitable for Bharit making are now widely available in vegetables market at Rs. 15-20 per Kilo. Many a groups are now conducting such Bharit Party to celebrate in their groups.
Most of the Bharit Parties are held at farms to add natural taste to meeting. The Bharit added with Koshambir, Shev-Bhaji and Salad makes a perfect menu. The popular Bharit Brinjals are also sent to relatives in large presence Khandesh people cities like Pune, Mumbai and are amongst season's best pick in menu.

JDCC Bank's 89th Annual General Meeting today: Earns Rs. 4.63 Crores in 2005-06
Municipal Council elections - Court hearing - Decision on 5 wards likely today
Kolhe School Sports teacher P. P. Kolhe receives Dr. Ambedkar Fellowship Award from Indian Dalit Academy

10th November:
State Eligibility Test: 12 out of 901 candidate clear exam: 1.33% Percent result:
The Pune University conducted State Eligibility Test has evoked shocking result with just 12 out of 901 candidates passing the exam. The Jalgaon Centre had 901 teaching faculty candidates appearing for SET exam conducted by Pune University.
Candidates having cleared are Sunita Pandharinath Surwade (Marathi), Praffulchand Ramesh Bhoge (English), Deepak Chudaman Chaudhari (Economics), Vijayanand Abhiman Varde (Economics), Rajendra Devidas Baisane (Social Science), Anant Vinayakrao Deshmukh (Social Science), Vijay Sahebrao Tante (Public Administration, Harish Ganesh Nemade (Maths), Deepali Tikaram Rane (Chemical Science), Jayant Prabhakar Sonar (Chemical Science), Ramesh Shyamrao Deore (Computers) and Hemant Anil Joshi from Commerce stream. The University has announced date for 21st State Eligibility Test and it would be 04th February 2007 with forms available from 17th November until 08th December.

R. R. School student Chetan Arun Patil receives 95th rank in State, First in Jalgaon with Gold Medal in National Olympiad
Nutan Maratha College starts Y.C.M.O.U. and N.M.U. affiliated M. Phil Courses in History, Hindi, Commerce and Management

Need of Jalgaon's life: Waghur dam completion
The Jalgaon District Administration's note of not availing Girana dam water to Jalgaon has raised immediate need of completing Waghur dam project before December end. The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation administration earlier facing severe critics of irregular and alternative 4/5/6 days water supply has now begun its process to complete this work in time. The Authorities earlier faced diversion of Girana pumping water due to heavy raining that led to disruption in water supply.
The Girana Irrigation Authorities earlier proposed increasing this temporary dam height to stock good quantity of water. The Girana pumping land has deep sand due to which authorities are unable to construct permanent deep width dam here and even if dam is constructed this could lead to water logging in Bambhori Village. The Dapora Pumping Station to filter plant pipeline is getting blockages due to sand coming along with water and needs to be cleaned up everyday.
The drinking water resources available and supplied are not in proper synchronization thereby harassing Jalgaonities from more than a decade. The Administration still does not seem to have concrete proposals to remove such hurdles permanently. Drinking water supply still remains one of hot discussed and vote bank catcher issue amidst revolutionizing Indian scenario.

JDCC Bank Annual General Meeting tomorrow: Takes action on 13 Government/ Semi-Government Organisation:
District's apex co-operative Bank being ruled by Co-operative Department has its Annual General Meeting tomorrow. The Bank has taken actions on 13 of its top outstanding that includes three sugar factories, three pressing factories, two educational institutions, four fruit sale societies, one co-operative society and top on the list is Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation.

Municipal Council elections: Administration calls 2 companies of S.R.P. and 1,00 Home Guards
Bhusawal - Surat Railway route disrupts due to Passenger bogies derailment
ZP completes Anganwadi Assistant Post Interviews for Jalgaon, Raver, MuktaiNagar and Yaval Taluka: receives enormous response to lowest paid job
District Farmer Suicidal Aid Committee meeting approves aid to 5 families with Rs.1 Lakh each

09th November:
Jalgaon, Jamner I. T. I. To introduce Plastic Processing Courses:
The State Government has announced starting up of Plastic Processing Training Centre in Jalgaon and Jamner Industrial Training Institutes following its recent M.O.U. signing up with Supreme Industries. The proposed tie up aims at availing 2,000 jobs to the region with over Rs. 300 Crores set up making it India's largest Plastic Processing plant.

Challenge Trophy Inter-School cricket competition begins tomorrow:
The Jalgaon District Cricket Association conducted Inter-School District Level Cricket competition is beginning from tomorrow, 10th November. The competition has participation of 20 teams each from Jalgaon city and rest of District and has 6 matches everyday.
The competition matches would be of 25 over each side with Win and move up method of selection for qualifying. Every match would have Man of the Match Award along with Best Batsman of the Series, Best Bowler of the Series, Best Fielder of the Series and Man of the Series award. The winning and runner up teams would also get attractive prizes.

National Tennis Ball Cricket competition: Maharashtra Team wins runner up: Jalgaon's player shine in competition
Maharana Pratap School Jalgaon student Yogesh Bhaskar Patil selected in National 20-20 Cricket competition Maharashtra Team
District Administration to review and Assess unprecedented raining in District
Jalgaon team dominates Divisional Skating competition

Bhusawal's 4 and Yaval's 1 ward to undergo election on 20th November:
The Court has verdict result of 9 out of 14 candidates demanding Justice in disqualifying their nominations in Jalgaon District's Municipal Council elections. The Court would hear Bhusawal's 4 and Yaval's 1 tomorrow and therefore the District Administration has planned to conduct election of these wards on 20th November instead of 19th November.

Jalgaon's Harish Dharamsi appointed as Plastic Manufacturer's National Association Chief:
Jalgaon's Harish Dharamsi working as Director of Aryavrat Chemicals Jalgaon has been appointed as All India Plastic Manufacturers Association President. A Chemical Engineer by Profession, he is Jalgaon only native to appointed on such top role.
He has been serving in Plastic Industry since last 36 years and is a member of 11th Planning Commission Chemicals and Petro-Chemicals Division and an active member of Indian Governing Council of Association. He aims at boosting Small Scale Industries by availing catalyzing workaround platform.

Corporation standing committee meeting review:
The Jalgaon city Municipal Council standing committee meeting yesterday finalised various development projects along with other topics. Amongst major topics, include constructing new dam in Girana Pumping area along with many other water supply department requirements, setting up lights in Mehrun lake Chowpaty area etc. The Jalgaon city has a daily water requirement of 45 MLT and has availability and picking up options of 48 to 50 MLT water from its various resources hence, availing daily water supply is feasible. The Committee is exploring various opportunities to avail this supply.

Raining in Amalner Taluka, rest district witness cloudy atmosphere
District Administration announces Electoral roll processing schedule for upcoming ZP, Village Panchayat elections:The Jalgaon District Administration wide its

08th November:
District Sword Play Competition at Jalgaon on 11th November:
The District Sports Authority is conducting District Level Inter-School Boys and Girls swords play competition on Saturday, 11th November at L. N. High School. The competition would be 14, 17 and 19 years category and those schools willing to participate would have to contact Authority along with Application and Identification. Please contact Authority for detailed information thereof.

State Social Justice Department avails 88.44 hectares land to 87 Farming labors not having land by July end

Snowing and raining in Kurha-Kakoda, heavy crop damages reported:
The Kurha-Kakoda village in MuktaiNagar Taluka has witnessed snowing yesterday evening around 4:30PM to 5PM. This snowing has led to heavy damages to standing crop and ready cotton. Taluka's Dhamangaon, Morjhira, Charthana, Rajura, Jondhankheda, Hivra and Borkheda witnessed raining.
The Girana region's Chalisgaon, Bhadgaon and Pachora Taluka also witnessed stormy raining that led to cotton and other crops damages.

Supreme Industries to set up Rs. 300 Crores Project in Gadegaon:
The Supreme Industries is setting up a Rs. 300 Crores Project at Gadegaon in Jamner Taluka of Jalgaon District. The Company has entered in to M.O.U. with State Government under its new Industrial Policy. This will lead Supreme to becoming India's largest Plastic Processing Industrial set up company.
The Company is planning to move out of Jalgaon MIDC due to heavy incurring cost and Octroi levied in city. It has not yet announced its final decision on this aspect especially after Mumbai High Court Aurangabad bench ruling to separate MIDC area from City Administrative limits.

District's seven Taluka to have Grains Bank:
Jalgaon District's Yaval, Raver, Chopda, MuktaiNagar, Amalner, Parola and Chalisgaon would shortly have Grains Bank in 20 villages from each Taluka. The scheme would avail one-quintal grains from its stock to one family and does expect return of the same by next year. In all 40 families, each from these 140 villages would form the Bank Board of directors and the District Revenue Department would have rights to assign conducting this Centre sponsored scheme to Village Panchayat or NGOs. The Jalgaon District Administration has announced Village Panchayats as Modal for running this Grain Bank. This scheme is valid only for Yellow Card holders (BPL) and those yellow cardholders not having cultivation land would have to return the grains in form of cash.

Corporation standing committee meeting today: Meet to discuss 17 topics on agenda
2-days kid dies after an hour of Grover vaccination in Achegaon (Bhusawal): District Authority appoints Inquiry committee
CCI begin its Cotton buying in Jalgaon at Rs. 1990 per quintal rate

07th November:
Jalgaon Girls team wins Divisional Cricket competition:
The Jalgaon Divisional team has won the NMU Level Inter-Division girls cricket competition played at Shahada. The team won all its 3 matches in league competition and defeated last time winner Dhule division.

Various competitions by Social Forestry department:
The State Social Forestry department has organized various competitions for School and College level students on District level. The competition includes Essay writing, Drawing and Elocution along with drawing competition for Primary Schools. The topic for Essay writing is "Let's gear up for protecting our Earth" for School students and "Greenery - Important means of Earth Protection" for College students. The Drawing competition has "My favorite Garden" for Class IV to Class VII, "Green Villages through Social Awareness" for class VIII to X and "Advertisement Slogans for Social Forestry" for College students.
Please send your Essays, Drawings Entries to Deputy Director of Social Forestry Department, Jalgaon on or before 10th November for Drawings and 15th November for others and contact 0257-2235552 for any of further information.

Monsoon magic: District's water level increases by 3 to 20 feet
District Under-17 Cricket team announced
Jalgaon's Pratik Patel gets 3 points in National Chess competition at Chennai

Cottonomics 2006: State Cotton buying begins today:
The CCI is beginning Maharashtra State Cotton buying for 2006-07 today in Jalgaon District with inaugural ceremony. The CCI has initiated this first centre and has planned for many more centres based on response from farmers. It has announced Rs. 2,000 per quintal rate based on quality.

Yaval, Chalisgaon, Jalgaon regions witnesses showery raining:
The Chalisgaon, Bhadgaon and Jalgaon Taluka have witnessed stormy raining yesterday evening. The Yaval Taluka has also witnessed heavy raining in afternoon around 2:30PM. This sudden raining has led to severe damages to standing and ready cotton crop along with various other fruit farms. The Waghli, Hingone, Varkhede, Shindi, Kolgaon villages in Chalisgaon witnessed heavy raining that led to damages to farms. The entire region is witnessing changing climatic conditions with cloudy dwelling atmosphere.

Electricity difficulties paralyse business life in city:
Various sub-urban and city areas witnessed more than 5 hours of electricity cuts on an undefined load shedding yesterday. The Corporation Administrative building Golani Complex, Pimprala, Mahabal, Mehrun, Shivaji Nagar areas witnessed sudden unannounced power cuts that too at frequent intervals. This led to many ATM going down and many businesses not being able to function. The State Electricity Distribution Company's recent load shedding aspect has harassed common people due to its undefined schedules. Every electricity meter owner has complaints of more than doubled bill amidst more than four/ six hours daily load shedding added with unprecedented power cuts.

Municipal Council elections: Administration meeting tomorrow:
The District Administration is meeting tomorrow to review the arrangements of 12 Municipal Council undergoing elections. The meeting would have discussions on Election Code of Conduct, Pre-requisites for election, and actions to be taken against those offending the Code of Conduct.
Meeting would have participation of District Collectorate, District Superintendent of Police, Deputy and Sub-Divisional Police Officers, Chief Election Officer, Assistant Election officers.

Corporation Commissioner to hear Ex-Councilors disqualifying plea today
Time to renew Shop Act Licenses: Please contact concerned department for immediate renewal
Water storage reservation discussion meeting on 13th November at District Collectorate, receives 23 complains on Democracy day
ZP Children welfare Committee to conduct Legal Aid Camp for Women on 11 November

06th November:
Priya Saphale wins Drama Play competition:
Jalgaon's Priya saphale has won the V. V. Library Jalgaon conducted Drama Play competition. Asavari Pargaonkar and Preeti Jhare secured second and Third ranks in this competition with Vaishali Patil, Ashwini Chordia and Pornima Hundiwale getting Consolation Prizes.

Malegaon's Sandip Patil wins first prize in Open Wrestling competition:
The Lord Rama Temple trust conducted wrestling competition has evoked fabulous response. Malegaon's Sandip Patil secured First Prize in this competition. The competition had participation from Burhanpur, Sillod, Aurangabad, Dharangaon, Nashik, Arvi and Dhule.

District Athletics Player Anil Patil selected for 1500 Meters racing competition at Buldhana in junior category
District Maniyar Community Group marriages on 24th December
Two days District Amateur Roller Skating competition from tomorrow in Jalgaon
District Cricket Association announces Under-15 Team: 150 Players attend selection test

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Police seizes 3 Swords, 23 spears in Bhusawal:
The Jalgaon Local Crime Branch has arrested 2 doubtful persons and Bhusawal Police has arrested 1 in Khadka Colony distributing Swords and spears. The Police seized 23 spears, 3 Swords and 1 chopper from these persons. Police is further investigating sources and have tightened its security on grounds of scheduled Municipal Council elections on 19th November.

Municipal Council elections: Candidates begins their mega campaigns
"Deepotsva" festivity on eve of Tripurari Pornima at Mahadev Temple in 15-Bunglow road at Bhusawal

05th November:
Jalgaon's Artist Raju Baviskar gets Camlin Acrylic Colour Painting National Award:
Camlin India has announced Jalgaon's Artist Raju Baviskar as winner for its Best Acrylic Colour Painting Category National Award for his Painting themed "Faceless Life." The Award comprises of 15,000 Cash Prize along with Memento.
The Acrylic Colour Painting is amongst various categories that include Water Colour, Oil Colour, Acrylic Colour, Mixed Media under All India Art Exhibition. Award Distribution Ceremony is on 16th November at Nehru Art Gallery, Mumbai.
He has been serving P. M. Mundade Secondary School Pimprala as Drawing Teacher and has received this Award for second time. Earlier he received this Award in Water Colour category in year 2003. He also holds various other prestigious Arts and Painting Awards from various Organisations.

Municipal Council elections: Bhusawal, Amalner, Chopda, Parola and Chalisgaon declared as Sensitive zones:
The District Administration cum Election conducting authority has declared district's 5 out of 12 Council zones as sensitive areas for upcoming Council elections scheduled on 19th November. The 12 Councils have 472,099 voters from 292 wards and 1,256 candidates trying their fate. The Administration has set up 475 polling centres having 675 Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) for smooth conduct of entire election process.
Meanwhile all announced candidates are beginning their political campaigning from today. The Administration yesterday distributed Election Signs to all candidates in district.

Corporation standing committee meeting on 08th November:
The Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation standing committee is meeting on Wednesday, 08th November to discuss various developmental issues on its agenda. The list includes setting up lighting arrangements at Mehrun Lake Chowpaty, City Water supply issues, approving construction of City Civic Centre at Sagar Park location etc.

Orion English Medium School students shine in State Gymnastic Competition:
Orion English Medium School Jalgaon students Bhagyashree Joshi and Sharayu Deshmukh have won Junior Category State level Gymnastic competition at Mumbai. With this winning, both now qualify for National Level Gymnastic Competition.

Vigilance Week from Anti-Corruption Bureau:
The Anti-Corruption Bureau Jalgaon is conducting vigilance week from Monday, 06th November. The bureau has urged all citizens to inform bureau about any of corrupt practices in all State Government Departments, Department Head Offices, Co-operative Organisations and Independent Organisations. The week begins oath against corrupt practices and reading State Governor and Chief Minister Message and availing informative boards at all such departments.

Class VIII and X National Talent Search Examination Centres announced: Exam on 12th November
Raver Sugar factory possibly to start its Sugarcane Boiler inauguration on 20th November
Various events on eve of Kartiki Pornima in region today
"Need to come out of Target approached life for best Literary" evokes Suryoday Literary Conference
NCP Candidate takes Dhule Mayor Role, Congress I Candidate to be Deputy Mayor

04th November:
NMU Bio-Technology Department gets Rs. 82 Lakhs Project approval:
The Central Government Bio Technology Department has approved North Maharashtra University Life Sciences Department (Biotechnology) Proposal for National Level Research on removing Vitamins and Iron deficiencies. The Proposal estimated at Rs. 81.95 Lakhs focuses on research on B12 Vitamin and Iron deficiency. It would be implemented at 3 different research centres that include NMU, Osmania University Hyderabad and Regional Research Laboratory Trivandrum.

Jalgaon's renowned Poet, Artist and Actor Jayant Patil wrote "Unhatla Chandana" book inauguration today
Dhule Corporation Mayor Post decision today: Administration calls special meeting to resolve political crisis
State Sports and Youth Services Directorate announces Honorarium to 28 wrestlers from Jalgaon

Municipal Council elections 2006: 1253 candidates for 288 seats in 12 Councils:
The Municipal Councils election 2006 last date of withdrawing nominations is over with 429 candidates withdrawing their nominations until last day. There are now 1,253 candidates in fray for 288 seats in 12 Councils. The respective Tahsil Offices will distribute Election Symbols for all candidates today.
Until now, the nomination withdrawing process has resulted in 5 candidates winning unopposed that includes 4 from Yaval and 1 from Bhusawal. Most of the Councils have multiple candidates in fray, some have triangular fight and a few have straight fight for seats.
Amalner - 190 candidates (33 seats), Yaval - 93 (30), Chopda - 74 (27), Erandol - 178 (18), Parola - 72 (20), Bhusawal - 172 (46), Chalisgaon - 151 (32), Pachora - 132 (25), Savda - 79 (17), Raver - 61 (16), Faizpur - 74 (17), Dharangaon - 77(18)

District Rural Development Authority (DRDA) approves Rs. 2.27 Crores Action Plan:
The Jalgaon District Council's District Rural Development Authority (DRDA) has approved Rs. 2.27 Crores Action Plan from 20% funds of Central Government Golden Village Employment Scheme allotment. The Action plan approved includes setting up Facilitation Centre for selling Small Saving Groups prepared Items and other stuff, establishing Village Secretariat Concept in villages.
The DRDA meeting conducted yesterday had presence of ZP CEO all MLA and President along with Village Panchayat Departments Heads and Block Development Officers. Amongst other proposed amenities and facilities to set up includes setting up blocks for vegetables and beef selling, Computerisation of Animal Husbandry Department, Public Halls, Facilitation Centre for Ladies Small Savings groups. The District Milk Union has proposed setting up Milk Collection Centres with FAT counting and common collection system with MLA funds and contributions from the Organisation. The meeting also reviewed Central Government sponsored Total Rural Self-Employment scheme, Jan-Utthan Tapi Reforms Project Yaval, Uniform unused Land Development Project, Green Zone and Irrigation area Development, water harvesting, Golden Jubilee Rural Employment Scheme, Indira Residence Schemes.

Second Marathi Literary Conference today in Jalgaon:
Jalgaon city's Suryoday Sarva-Samaveshak Mandal is conducting Second two days Marathi Literary Conference today in Jalgaon on eve of its third anniversary. The Conference would have Prof. Dr. Tara Bhavalkar (Sangli) as Chairperson along with lectures from many renowned Marathi figures.
The event also has Lecture on "Journalism and Literary in current scenario" from Prof. Jawahar Mutha. Sunday morning session has Open Literary Conference under chairmanship of Ashok Kotwal and final fourth session would have "Let's recall memories" in fond memory of top Marathi Literary dignitaries under Prof. Dr. Sushma Datar Chairpersonship and presence of Prof. Vimal Wani, Prof. Dr. Madhulika Mahajan. The last session also has Conference cum open discussion on "Public Literary in Society" having participation of Prof. Dr. Ramesh Suryawanshi (Kannad), Dr. Sudhir Deore (Satana), Prof. Dr. Pushpalata Karankal (Chalisgaon). The event ends on Sunday evening 6PM and the conference location have been named as Chimanrao Thakre Nagar, Kusumagraj Entry Gate, Nirmalkumar Fadkule Hall, Shanta Shelke Stage.

Seasons chills with mercury dipping down: Good inflow of Vegetables pleases life
Workshop on VAT Audit by Jalgaon ICAI today
Cottonomics 2006: Private buyers announces Rs. 2151 per quintal rate to Cotton

03rd November:
NMU announces its possible teams for upcoming Ashwamedh competition:
The North Maharashtra University has announced its possible player's teams for upcoming Inter-University Sports competition in Jalgaon. All announced players would undergo final selection test from 10th to 15th November at its Sports complex. The announced teams include Basketball boys, girls, Kabbadi Boys, Girls, Volleyball boys, and girls, Kho-Kho Boys and Girls.
The possible team has equal participation of good players from all Jalgaon, Dhule, and Nandurbar districts. The competition begins from 27th November. The committee has removed Weight Lifting, Body Building, and Power Lifting games from this competition with effect from this year. The competition has Kabbadi, Kho-Kho, Volleyball, Basketball, and ground competitions from 2001 along with Swimming, badminton, Wrestling, Mallakhamb included as optional choice games. The committee decision to drop these games would result in 600 players from 29 Universities not playing and participating in this event.

District level Junior Boys/ Girls Kabbadi Competition at Erandol on 11th and 12th
Jalgaon's Hardik Mehta, Chandrashekhar Deshmukh wins top prizes in Top-Ten Chess competition at Jalgaon
District Cricket Association to conduct selection test on 05th November

Lord Rama Rath festivity evokes huge devotee response:
The entire Jalgaon region witnessed heavy rush of devotees arriving to offer their worship to Lord Rama Rath festivity conducted yesterday. The Lord Rama Temple trust has Rath festivity tradition of 134 years and every year the festivity attracts thousands of devotees to take blessings. Festivity begins with large enchanting programmes organised right from early morning until 11pm in the night. Most of the people keep fast during the whole day and end it in evening.
The temple trust also conducts annual wrestling competition on this. This year the competition is on 04th and 05th November at G. S. Ground in open category.

Good inflow of Kharip crop:
The Agricultural Produces Marketing committee Jalgaon is witnessing good inflow of all Kharip Crop proceeds. Most of the crops are getting good rates as compared to last year with crops like black and green grams getting 1.5 times last year rates. The APMC is receiving around 500 to 800 bags of Jwar with average rates of 575 to 600 Rs. Per quintal, 200 to 300 bags of Pearl Millet (Bajra) at Rs. 700-800 per quintal, corn - 1200-1300 bags at 575 to 625 per quintal. Most of the grains are dearer this year with Soya been at constant and sesame increasing.

Municipal Council elections: Last date of withdrawing nominations today:
The 12 Municipal Councils undergoing elections in District are witnessing tougher political fight with every political party gearing up its vote bank and activists to get best response from the elections. The Nominations withdrawal process until now has 12 withdrawn from Bhusawal, 1 each from Amalner, and Parola and Chopda. Exact candidature picture would get clear by tomorrow, as today is last date of withdrawing nominations in this election.

NMU gets Rs. 30 Lakhs UGC grant for 30 Minor Research Projects in its affiliated Colleges and Institutes
Nashik region Special Police DIG on Jalgaon tour from 18th to 21st November
Radio City to start its FM Radio Service in Jalgaon shortly

02nd November:
CCI to set up 20 Cotton buying centres in Division:
The State Authorities and CCI have shown their readiness to buy cotton from 06th November and have set up 20 buying centres throughout the Jalgaon division comprising of Jalgaon, Dhule, and Nandurbar and Nashik Districts. The Private buyers seeing State initiative are now paying at Rs. 2200 per quintal on Cash for crop. The State Authorities have announced 1990 per quintal rate for H-4 and H-5 grade cotton while private parties are paying in range from 1900 too 2250. The primary estimates suggest that private buyers have taken around four Lakh quintal cotton until now.

Number of Income Tax payers increases:
The Jalgaon District Income Tax Authorities have reported increase in number of Taxpayers this year by around 2,000. The Income Tax Office Jalgaon Range 1 and Range 2 have received 76,396 Income returns as of 31st October. The Range 1 (Covering entire Jalgaon city and Chopda) has 41,894 as compared to 40,686 last year while the Range 2 (rest of Jalgaon District) has 34,502 returns i.e. a net increase of 700 returns.

State Carom competition: Jalgaon team excels:
The Jalgaon boys have performed exceptionally well in 42nd State Inter-District Carom competition in Under-14 years category played at Kankavli (Sindhudurg). Jalgaon's Naeem Akhtar Ansari defeated Ratnagiri player by 25-8, 25-2 and won State Title. This qualifies him to act as Captain State Team in National competition in his category. In Men's Single category Bhusawal's Sayyed Hameed defeated Mumbai Player to secure 10th rank.

Sports Name	Count
Sports Complex	1
Basket Ball Court	2
Kho-Kho Ground	3
Kabbadi & Volleyball Grounds	4
Types of Sports in Competition	5
Group Matches	8
Ashwamedh Competition Number	10
Number of Player each team	12
Total Number of Sports Grounds	13
Types of Athletics	14
Number of Universities	19
Total Number of Sub-committees	32
Number of Gold Medals	36
Maximum Number of Players Per University	58
Number of Girls Teams	79
Number of Boys Teams	89
Total Number of City Buses from Jalgaon - NMU	92
Total Medals	108
Total joint Number of Players per University	116
Number of Teams participating	168
Number of Team Managers/ Trainers	227
Number of already Medal winning Players participating	330
Total Number of Workers/ Event Supporters/ Assistants	500
Total Number of Female Players	902
Total Number of Male Players	1031
Total Players	1933
Total Number of Guests	2160
Total Caps Distributed by NMU	5000

Municipal Council	Total Seats	Largest Party#1	Largest Party#2	Largest Party#3	Largest Party#4	Largest Party#5
Parola	20	Shivsena - 11	NCP - 6	BJP - 2	Independents - 1	-
Amalner	33	Independents - 11	NCP - 8	Congress I - 6	BJP - 4	Shivsena - 2
Chopda	27	Shahar Vikas Aghadi - 16 (Shivsena, BJP, Congress)	NCP - 9	Manse-2	-	-
Raver	17	Aghadi - 16	Independents-1	-	-	-
Savda	17	Savda Vikas Aghadi - 10	Shahar Vikas Aghadi - 5	Shivsena-1	Independents-1	-
Faizpur	17	Independents-12	NCP-3	BJP-2	-	-
Erandol	18	Independents-9	BJP-4	Shivsena-2 NCP Supported Independent-1	NCP-1	-
Dharangaon	19	Shivsena-14	Independents-3	NCP-1, Congress I-1	-	-
Pachora	25	NCP-9	Shivsena-7	Independents-5	Congress I-3	BJP-1
Chalisgaon	33	Vikas Aghadi-20	Independents-8	Shivsena-3	BJP-2	-

Party	Total Candidates	Candidates Won
Shivsena	97	40
NCP	124	37
BJP	77	15
Congress I	66	10
Aghadi/ Independents	623	122