No one dares to break this AUTO-cracy

The word “Autocracy” means “a state or society governed by one person with absolute power”, in our terms lets replace it with Auto-cracy – “ a state or society governed by Auto union/Drivers with absolute power.”

The “AUTO-cratic” rule in Belagavi seems to be never ending. Kinsfolk who once traveled with their parents and who now travel with their grandsons always have the same concern about how and what will he be charged.

Even after the recent climax and anticlimax of fining Autos then strike then seizure, but now its gone bad to worse.

Not even one Auto is ready to come by meter, now the straight answer is “Meter?? idhar meter nahi chalta.. Give 100 give 80”

The best part is No one in then Belgaum and now Belagavi has ever tried to out break this Auto-cracy. Which is very strange? Half hearted efforts were made to show that we are there but no implementation.

The auto fare was hiked as per the Auto drivers request even after this they dont want to follow the law of the land.

So are they above the law of the land?

If the citizens demand that Auto’s must charge as per meter and prices fixed by the RTA then what is wrong?

Some questions which need to be answered by the Autorikshaw wallas:

If you can fix meters while getting the passing done at RTO why cant you continue the same and is this not illegal then?
Is it that only your vehicles get a hit due to bad roads, other commuters also face the same problem?

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DPR and vision documents for smart city should be submitted by December 15

The Centre has selected Hubballi-Dharwad, Shivamogga, Tumakuru, Belagavi, Davanagere and Mangaluru in its list of cities for smart cities challenge.

Each city will have to submit their vision documents and detailed project reports to the Centre by December 15. The vision document can be prepared keeping in mind three broad perspectives such as: overall development of corporation area, developing a separate township, and developing a part of the city afresh.

Ekroop Kaur (IAS) has been assigned the responsibility of preparing the two important documents for Belagavi.

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Cops step in to stop protesters from breaking Canal wall

Various Kannada organizations and farmers from North Karnataka plans to break the canal wall to prevent the flow of the Kalsa nalla to Malaprabha was foiled by the Police on Monday at Kalsabanduri canal at Kankumbi.
Kannada Chaluvali Vatal Paksha leader Vatal Nagraj and Dr Rajkumar Abhimanigala Sangha state president Sa Rs Govindu were arrested at Parishwad cross.

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Ban on HTV in Raviwar peth lifted

There was a ban imposed on the entry of Heavy commercial vehicles in Raviwar peth last week but just after 3 days of imposing the ban the same now has been lifted as per the Commissioner of police.

The ban made the traffic movement very easy through Raviwar peth but the traders opposed this as it was causing them a loss of business and in tune loss to the govt. exchequer.
The chamber of commerce and industries had met the district incharge minister and made him aware of the situation.

The ban has been currently lifted from Raviwar peth until further orders.

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Teacher Emeritus Anutai Kittur passes away

Anuradha Yeshwant Kittur, known to all as Anutai aged 99 passed away today morning due to old age.

Anutai, was born as Anusuya Nagesh Gunaji. Born in a very well to do family of the then Chief Officer of Belgaum Municipality, Mr. N. M. Gunaji, Anutai Kittur was one of the five children to her parents and had a fun filled childhood. She and her siblings grew up in fine upbringing, with a touch of religiousness, with recitation of verses from the Bhagvad Gita and other religious texts. Her range of hobbies included music, cycling, swimming, hockey, badminton, table tennis and hututu.

Her schooling happened in Chintamanrao High School in the Shahapur, after which she joined Lingraj College for her B.A. Degree. Her already gleaming eyes brighten up when she recollects her encounters with her male counterparts, during her college years.

In an era when love marriages were unheard of, Anutai married Dr. Yeshwant in 1940 and although Anusuya N. Gunaji became Anuradha Yeshwant Kittur, she remained Anu to her elders and Anutai to her youngsters.

She pursued her academics and social goals. She completed her B.A. Degree in 1941 and became a teacher in St.Paul’s High School Camp and started off as a class teacher for Std. VII and taught Marathi and Sanskrit. She there after secured her M.A. and B.Ed Degrees. As a teacher, she was full of compassion for the boys

She served St.Paul’s School for 32years and drew pension for more than that and spent all her earnings for social causes. It was Anutai Kittur who setup the first ‘Working Womens Hostel’ in Belagavi and was also actively involved with many institutions such as the Theosophical Society of India, various Womens groups and Mahila Vidyalaya.

She must be the second lady after the Queen of Kurndwad to drive a car in Belgaum then. Many of her times could recollect how she drove the car with one hand on the steering and one hand on the window.

RIP the Teacher Emeritus…..

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Mayor surveys Bhave circle to Kapileshwar road for widening

The road from Nargundkar Bhave circle to Kapileshwar was taken up for widening in 1994 and was widened to 40 feet.

But the widening was not completed and even today there are some structures which are in the line of the road. A few of the residents then had approached the court also.

Sources said some property owners were alloted shops at the Corporation complex at Basveshwar circle then.
The Mayor spoke to the shop owners and sought their support for the widening of the road.

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Nimbalkar says some resemblance in Kalburgis suspect and man killed

After a bullet-ridden body recovered by the police on October 18 from Manikwadi cross near Khanapur bears an uncanny resemblance to the sketch of one of the prime suspects who shot and killed the noted writer and scholar M.M. Kalburgi earlier thie year, Hemanth Nimbalkar, Deputy Inspector General of CID Police visited spot at Manikwadi today and ratified that there was some resemblance between the sketch of the suspect and that of the person killed there.

Now the police have a new hand on task to ascertain the identity of the deceased person who was in his late twenties. The police further said it would do all it can to ascertain the identity of the deceased as this will solve the gloomy picture and if the deceased is really anyway connected to the killing of Kalburgi.

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Tiger with Radio collar sighted in Habbanhatti

Kannadamma in a story has reported that a Radio collared Tiger was spotted near Habbanhatti 31 kms from Belagavi on the Goa road.

Now the question arises from where did this Radio collared Tiger appear from. In the Anshi Tiger reserve there are no Radio collared tigers nor any in Goa or Sindhudurg, then from where did this radio collared Tiger come from. This time the villagers are acrophobic for sure but more after knowing that it has radio collar.

On December 28, 2014 a radio collared tiger was killed Kongala in Jamboti forest limits. The killed Tiger was relocated here and had turned into a maneater.

So, which is this new tiger spotted near Habanhatti?

The forest officials are still unclear and have not ratified the sighting of a radio collared tiger near the vicinity of Habbanhatti village. There are tigers in the Anshi forest reserve and many a times Leopards and tigers as well are spotted in Jamboti forest range, but a tiger with a radio collar is surprising many and many are asking whether the killed tiger in December 2014 was the maneater Tiger only which was on the prowl then.

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Movies as on 30-10-2015

Inox Chandan
Goosebumps (UA )English, 3D
09:05 AM 01:10 PM 07:45 PM

Main Aur Charles (A) Hindi
10:10 AM 12:45 PM 03:20 PM 09:05 PM

Guddu Ki Gun (A) Hindi
10:30 AM 06:35 PM

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension (A) English, 3D
11:15 AM 05:50 PM 09:55 PM

Shaandaar (UA)Hindi
01:10 PM

Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 (A) Hindi
03:25 PM 06:15 PM

Bettanagere (UA) Kannada
04:05 PM

Talvar (UA) Hindi
09:15 PM

 Big Cinemas – Carnival Cinemas

Main Aur Charles (A) Hindi
10:00 AM 12:30 PM 03:30 PM 09:30 PM

Goosebumps (UA) English, 3D
10:30 AM 06:45 PM 09:45 PM

Shaandaar (UA) Hindi
12:45 PM

Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 (A) Hindi
03:45 PM

Guddu Ki Gun (A) Hindi
06:30 PM
Swaroop-Nartaki

Guddu Ki Gun (A) Hindi
12 PM 3PM

Main Aur Charles (A) Hindi

6 PM, 9 PM

GLOBE CINEMA

Main Aur Charles (A) Hindi
12 PM 3 PM,
Goosebumps (UA) Hindi 3D
6 PM 9.30 PM

NIRMAL
Ganga – Kannada
12.00. PM, 3.00.PM,6 PM,  9.00.PM.

CHITRA
Bettanagere (UA) Kannada
12.00 PM 3.00.PM, 6 PM, 9.00.PM.

HIRA
Mr. Airavata (U/A) – Kannada
12.00 PM 3.00.PM, 6 PM, 9.00.PM.

PRAKASH
Kanchan – Kannada
12.15 PM 3PM  6PM

Guddu Ki Gun (A) Hindi

9.15 PM

SANTOSH

Mumtaz- Kannada
12.00 PM 3.00.PM, 6 PM, 9.00.PM.

Disclaimer: Though every effort is made to ensure the appropriateness of the movies information, we suggest that you check with the theatre for the exact timings. As the screening of movies and their timings are subject to change.

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Water bills arrears opposed in council meet

The collection of arrears in the water bill to the tune of Rs.1742 related to the years of 2011-13 were opposed in the Council meeting held on Thursday.

It may be recalled that the KUWSDB was charging retrospectively arrears of Rs.1742/-.The corporation has already passed resolution No38 dated 17.11.2014 for the collection of the arrears.
Now the members opposed this collection and the mayor gave a ruling that until meters are installed the collection of these arrears cannot happen.
This could affect the expansion of the 24×7 water supply project to all the 58 wards also this would impact the smart city challenge.

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Delay in Police verification for passport

Have you got your passport on time in Belagavi, if not dont worry you are not alone. The Total pending applications for passport due for police verification in Belagavi are 1756 out of which Belagavi circle 756, Market 410 and Belagavi District is 660.

Past presidents council led by Satish Tendolkar raised this grave issue with the IGP Umesh Kumar and IGP has assured that he will look into the matter personally as the issue and figures are very serious.

IGP Kumar also ordered SP and CPI connected to process the applications promptly.

IGP also requested to citizens to furnish true and correct information for speedy processing.

During the last visit of Mr. Kartigen RPO (IFS) he had mentioned that Belagavi is badly affected by delay in passport verification as compared to other districts in Karnataka.

If the number of pending applications are more then holding of a passport mela once in 2 months is not a possibility.

During last visit of Mr. Kartigen RPO he had told that Belagavi is badly affected by delay in Police verification as compared to other districts in Karnataka.

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History of Electricity in Belagavi

The history of Electricity in Belagavi takes us back to the year 1933, when Amalgamated Electricity Company Ltd was incorporated at Mumbai was formed to generate and distribute electricity in the Municipal areas of Ajmer, Belgaum(now Belagavi), Malegaon and other adjoining areas. The company started its Generation and distribution of electricity in the year 1933 under the license of Shri D.B. Ankale with only two Generators at its Generating station opposite to the Belagavi Railway Station, the present HESCOM office premises. The number of generators were increased from 2 to 9 with a total capacity of 3000 KVA in 1966. The electricity was distributed in the area covering city, Camp, Tilakwadi and Vadagoan.

In the year 1966 (05/03/1966) the 110KV Nehrunagar Station was commissioned which was fed from 220KV SRS Hubli through 110KV Single Circuit Line. With a Installed capacity of 20MVA. Consequent to the commissioning of 110KV Nehrunagar Station the generators were dismantled and the electricity supplied from 110KV Nehrunagar Station was distributed to the consumers. In the year 1969 the 220KV Receiving station Belgaum was commissioned as switching station with main objective to extend bulk power supply to M/s.Indal,220KV EHT Consumer.

Meanwhile, on 18.12.1974, pursuant to the Karnataka Electricity Undertaking (Acquisition) Act, 1974, the Amalgamated Electricity Company Ltd., was taken over by the Karnataka Electricity Board (formed in 1957) whereby all the assets and liabilities of the Amalagamated Electricity Company Ltd. vested with the Karnataka Electricity Board.

During 1979 220KV Belgaum-Kolhapur inter-state line was constructed from 220KV Belgaum station. Subsequently from 1982 to 1984, 2 Nos of 50MVA 220KV/110KV Power Transformers are installed and 3 Nos of 110KV feeder bays were constructed to feed power supply to 110KV Belgaum city,110KV Ghataprabha & 110KV Hukkeri. During 1992 the station Transformer capacity was augmented by providing additional 100MVA Power Transformer. Again, during 1998 station capacity was increased by replacing 50MVA Power Transformer No-2 by new 100MVA Power Transformer increasing the station capacity to 250 MVA. KPTCL was formed on 1-8-1999 by carving out the Transmission and Distribution functions of the erstwhile Karnataka Electricity Board.

In the year 2001 TATA power started its 80MW Diesel Generating plant near Kanabargi feeding to 220KV Station Belgaum through 110KV Double Circuit.

Government vide order No. 69 BSR 2001 Bangalore, dated 15/02/2002 has unbundled KPTCL and formed four distribution companies. Consequent to this the function of distribution of power has been totally separated from KPTCL. KPTCL is now vested with the responsibility of transmitting power all over the State and construction and maintenance of Stations and lines of 66KV and above.

The four newly formed independent distribution companies, which were registered on 30/04/2002, are Bangalore Electricity Supply Company, Mangalore Electricity Supply Company, Hubli Electricity Supply Company and Gulbarga Electricity Supply Company. They have started functioning w.e.f.. 01/06/2002. The Hubli Electricity Supply Company company was incharge of distribution of power in Belgaum.

In the year 2003 the 50MVA Power transformer failed which reduced the capacity of the 220KV Belgaum Station to 200MVA .

During 2005 4 Nos of 110KV line bays constructed to reduce over loading of 110KV Ghataprabha, Nehru-nagar lines & for proper evacuation 80MW TATA Power generation. During the year 1998 total 110KV feeder peak load on 220KV Station was about 162MW and Consequent to the commissioning of New 220KV Station at Chikodi(1998) 55MW load of Chikodi and hukkeri shifted on 220KV Station Chikodi and with gradual growth of load the load on 220KV Station Belgaum again reached 160MW during the year 2010. In the year 2010 220KV Ghataprabha Station commissioned and around 45MW of load shifted on New 220Kv Ghataprabha Station load on Belgaum 220KV Station got reduced to a peak demand of 120MW. As per the records there is a considerable increase in load growth of 10MW to 12MW per year. Till the end of Aug-2015 it has reached around 150MW.

With inputs from KPTCL smart city proposal.

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Two from Belagavi get Rajyotsava Award

Two personalities have been have been conferred the State Rajyotsava Award for the year 2015, namely Jinadatta Desai (Literature) and Sakravva Yallavva Patrota (Yakshagana).

The State government will present the award on November 1 on the occasion of Kannada Rajyotsava.

The award carries a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh and 20 gram gold medal besides a citation. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is scheduled to give away the award at a function to be organised by the Kannada and Culture department in Bengaluru.

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Colourful Rajyotsava in Belagavi

Joy and revelry marked the Rajyotsava celebrations with various Kannada organisations participating in a function from CPeD grounds. The celebrations commenced with prayers and hoisting of the national flag. Satish Jarkhiholi flagged off the cultural procession with various tableaux. Wish you a Happy Rajyaotsava. 

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Black day observed

The Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi (MES) observed Karnataka Rajyotsava Day as “Black Day”.

 A large number of Marathi-speaking people turned to take part in the “silent rally” which moved from various parts of Shahpur area and culminated at Maratha Mandir auditorium, near railway overbridge.

The MES held a meeting and reiterated its demand for transfer of Bidar, Bhalki, Nippani, Belgaum, Karwar and adjoining areas to Maharashtra.

Mayor Kiran Saynak was not seen at the Rally.

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GIT gets Accreditation by National Board of Accreditation

Karnatak Law Society’s Gogte Institute of Technology, Belagavi, was recently conferred Accreditation by National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi, for Five of it’s programmes viz. Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Civil Engineering. It is one of the most difficult and challenging assessments for an Engineering Institution. Since 2012 NBA is following the new format for this assessment based on the criteria and parameters as per Washington Accord. This is a compulsory requirement for getting acceptance of a technical degree in most of the developed countries.

Karnatak Law Society’s Gogte Institute of Technology is the first Institute in North Karnataka to get it’s five programmes accredited as per the new format. GIT did get accredited twice in the past as per the old format.

The team of 11 members comprising of Directors and Senior Professors from IITs, NIT and other Institutes of National importance visited GIT on 21^st, 22^nd and 23^rd of August 2015. In-depth assessment was carried out on the parameters of teaching-learning, Governance, Rresearch and innovation, Industry Interface and compliance of the norms. The Committee also assessed many indirect parameters such as acceptance of the students in the industry sector, Alumni performance, feedback from all the stake holders including employers etc.

The tag of NBA secured by an Educational Institute sets it apart from its peers. The students studying from NBA Accredited Institutions are considered to be the product of a system with very high academic quality and professional relevance and has got the global acceptance.

Accreditation also assures prospective employers that the students have graduated from a Institute where the quality has been evaluated as per established standards and also possess good competence.

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People claim ownership of land with grave in Laxmi Market

Source: The Hindu
A fresh controversy has erupted over the surfacing of a grave in Laxmi Market off Khanjar Galli after the demolition of a Hubballi Electricity Supply Company bill collecting centre there one-and-a-half-months ago.

Gouse Nabishah Makandar Malang Fakeer, a resident of Chikli of Kagal of Kolhapur district in Maharashtra, had claimed ownership of the site forcing the Belagavi City Corporation to leave the construction of a parking area incomplete.

On Tuesday, his General Power of Attorney holder Z.M. Hukkeri; former president of the District Wakf Advisory Committee, I.A. Mulla; president of the District Muslim Education and Welfare Society, Iqbal Peerzade; and social activist Samad Khanapuri submitted a memorandum to the Chief Minister through the office of the tahsildar, urging the government against taking any hasty decision on removing the grave.

They sought some time to establish the ownership rights of Mr. Gouse.

They said they had revenue documents to prove the ownership of the property that was inherited by Mr. Gouse and his brother Dada Shah Makandar Malang Fakeer, who had claimed ownership of the site by a public notice on January 13, 1996.

Though the corporation claimed that it had purchased the property from Hussain Shah Faizulla Shah Nabishah, it has failed to produce any documentary proof in support of its claim.

Also, as per the a resolution passed by the corporation council on November 1, 2003, a compromise proposal was evolved as per which 25 guntas of land would be given in favour of the corporation and 6 guntas in favour of Mr. Gouse.

Yet, the corporation neither implemented the proposal nor produced any document to prove its claim on the land and wanted possession of the site, Mr. Hukkeri said.

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Ban on HTVs in city limits on some streets

The Commissioner of police in a release stated that a magisterial order banning loading and unloading by goods vehicles ( more than 3 tonnes ) on the following roads in the Central Business District (CBD) area of Belagavi city :-
1. KALMATH ROAD
2. FORT ROAD
3. MENSI GALLI
4. RAVIWAR PETH
5. PANGUL GALLI

It is being strictly enforced from Monday and the restrictions are between 6am to 1pm and 4pm to 9pm everyday.
All vehicles coming under emergency services such as Ambulances, Fire engines, Police & Defence vehicles etc are exempted from this rule.

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Vehicular traffic dangerous for wildlife

There has been a considerable delay in the implementation of the ban on vehicular traffic on roads passing through reserved forest areas and wildlife sanctuaries continue to take a toll of wild animals in Belagavi district. A Lepoard cat (wildcat) was the latest to fall victim to a vehicle near Kankumbi under the Kankumbi Forest Range of Khanapur on the eastern side of the Western Ghats on Monday. A Sambar was mowed down in the Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary by a vehicle on the Sindhanoor-Hemmadaga State Highway 30 earlier.

Nine large mammals, including gaur and chital, have fallen prey to vehicles passing through the forests in these areas over the past five years.

Deputy Conservator of Belagavi Forest Division Vijay Mohan Raj wrote a month ago to Deputy Commissioner N. Jayaram seeking a ban on vehicular traffic in the reserved forests and wildlife sanctuaries to protect endangered species and other wildlife. Mr. Jayaram said that he was considering the request but is yet to issue an order.
A gaur (colloquially called Indian Bison) was crushed to death in 2014 near Kanakumbi on the Belagavi-Chorla State Highway. More recently a gaur was mowed down by an unidentified vehicle on NH 4. State Highway 34 (Alnavar- Ramnagar), which passes through Nagargali forest area, has witnessed several chital road kills in the recent years. NH 4A has also seen road kills of chital, jackal and other animals. Innumerable numbers of snakes are routinely crushed to death.
Source: The Hindu

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Belgaum Juniors League Starts From 8th November

”VIJAYA HOSPITAL” BELGAUM JUNIORS LEAGUE, a MegaCricket tournament for Boys Under–16 will commence from 8th November 2015 at Union Gymkhana grounds. The twenty five over’s a side event is organized by VIJAYA CRICKET ACADEMY Belagavi and the tournament is affiliated to Karnataka State Cricket Association, Dharwad Zone and will be held in format of Indian Premier League. The event is sponsored by Dr Prakash Patil, Director of Vijaya Hospital.
A total of six teams from Belagavi will feature in this event. Total of 102 Players from Belagavi District and six players from Hubli and Dharwad are participating in the event. It is the first of its kind event to be held in Karnataka. The matches will be played in colored clothing and with a white ball. The six participating teams in this BJL event are Sairaj Yuvraj Warriors, Mulveer Jewellers, View Challengers Belgaum, I-T Knights, Classic Boys Hindalga and Amrut Pharma Blues.

In order to promote and nurture the existing talent and to provide a bigger platform for budding Cricketers of the District, Vijaya Cricket Academy has come up with this initiative through this event. Vijaya Cricket Academy received around 200 forms from players in and around Belgaum. 72 players were selected directly by previous year’s performances, 30 players were selected from 130 boys through a grueling selection procedure. 4 boys from Gokak were selected through this selection procedure. Selected 102 players were equally distributed amongst the participating teams.

Total of 19 matches will be played in this 11 day event. Opening ceremony is on7th November 2015 at 5.00PMat Union Gymkhana. The matches will be played from8th November. Two matches will be played on each day. The Finals will be played on19th November 2015. 11th November will be rest day.

The teams are as follows:

1. Classic Boys Hindalga ( Team Owner : Vinayak Kulkarni) Siddharth Godhwani (Icon Player),Yash Kangralkar, Shubham Chougule, Aryan Upadhye, Sammed Badale, Yash Halwannache, Uddesh Poojari, Yash Mannolkar, Om Kotagi, shiv Shankar Bajantri, Sushil Hindalgekar, Amey Adkurkar, Kirtan Bekwadkar, Tanisq Naik, Manikya Anavekar,Harshwardhan Singh

2. I-T Knights (Team Owners : Rohit Desai and Sudarshan Jadhav) Ravichandra Ukkali (Icon Player), Ganesh Jambhale, Kishan Meghraj, Vicky Sawant, Omkar, Vernekar, Prathamesh Yarnalkar, Tushar Chougule, Daulat Patil, Sayyam Appannawar, Sairaj Kulkarni,Saish Badawannache, Sudhakar Gawade, Vijaykumar Kajukar, Samruddh Patil, Manthan Badawannache, Amey Kulkarni, Sandesh Sambrekar

3. Amrut Pharma Blues (Team Owner : Shailesh Joshi, Director of Amrut Pharmaceuticals) Mayankraj Patil (Icon Player), Nagdeep Hangal, Anish Bang, Dnyanesh Hongekar, Vishwajeet Bannur, Ritesh Chougule, Hardik Kaatne, Harsh Bhogan, Beeresh Khilari, Manikat Bukitgar, Om Roopchandani, Shubham Kadam, Atharva Kaktikar, Aditya Kalpatri, akash Basur, Adnan Sattikar, Neeraj Talbelkar

4. View Challengers Belgaum ( Team Owners : Sachin Rajput and Rishikesh Salunkhe, Directors of View Coatings Pvt Ltd Kolhapur) Akhilesh Vernekar (Icon Player), Mohammed Kaif, Venkatesh Shiralkar, Shlok Ghorpade, Priyadarshan Kinnerimath, Omkar Matale, Karthikeya Gurav, Meherdeep Singh Bhatia, Parasnath Doddannawar, Chinmay Sathe, Rishikesh Rajput, Rohit Bastwad, Babu Gaddam, Purushottam Jakkbal, Harsh Phoujdar, Praveen Naik

5. Sairaj Yuvraj Warriors (Team Owner : Mahesh Fagare, Dirctor Sairaj Builders) Anurag Dalvi (Icon Player), Sanjay Dhavale, Shubham Pannalkar, Rohit Dhavale, Rohit Patil, Ganesh Mutgekar, Nandan Shinde, Kedarnath Usulkar, akash Asalkar, Chinmay MahindYash Patil, Sourabh Ghasari

6. Mulveer Jewellers ( Team Owner : Raju Bekwadkar, Owner Mulveer Jewellers) Om Vernekar (Icon Player), Vaibhav Kuribagi, Arhaan Doddannawar, Bhushan Nemannawar, Om Patil, Sahil Dalvi, Shrinath Tejam, Ronak Patil, avichal amanaji, Siddarth Biradar, Altaf Pailwan, akash Vernekar, Rohan Bekwadkar, ashish Maliye, Maheshwar Marihalkar, Prathamesh Dongare, Roshan Bekwadkar, Vishal arksali

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