Wagholi is a village in Koregaon takula of Satara district of Maharashtra, India.[3] It plays an important role in the economic, social, cultural, and educational lives of people in Koregaon, and Satara Districts.
The town follows the Gram Panchayat governing system, in which the sarpanch is the democratically elected head of the town.[4] The Talathi and the Gramsevak are servants who assist the Sarpanch in the pursuit of the town's agenda. Politics have been dominated by the Bhoite since India achieved independence.
Historyedit
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Wagholi was historically ruled by a leading Maratha clan from the lineage of the SuryavanshiKshatriya, named Bhoite. Bhoites were Deshmukhs of Pargana (Taluka) Wagholi in the Prant Wai.[5] Wagholi was an important town of Raygad Ghera; it and nearby Phaltan were the centers of the prominent ruling chiefs of Chhatrapati Shivaji.[6] The Bhoites and Wagholi residents were active in the anti-British movements for the freedom of India.[7] The Wagholi used to be referred to as Sammat in the names of other villages, because in the history of Marathas, the word "Sammat" denotes a Sarkar or Pargana under Bahamani Sultanates.[8] The oldest village of Bhoite, named Tadawale, was called Tadawale Sammat Wagholi, i.e. Tadawale under Pargana Wagholi. The Bhoites, being rulers of Sammat Wagholi, were rendered as Sarsammat (Chief of Sammat) under the Deccan Sultanates.
A Parallel government (called Prati-Sarkar in Marathi) was formed in 1943 under the leadership of Krantisinh Nana Patil to fight against British rule. Many freedom fighters from Satara had actively participated in the Prati-Sarkar movement. During that time a meeting of freedom fighters was held in Wagholi (Satara) under the leadership of Mr. Ramanand Swami Mysorkar. He urged the people of wagholi region to organise, force government servants to resign and form a Parallel government. He also advocated non-payment of land revenue.[9]
Educationedit
Many Wagholi residents attend school in nearby communities, such as Wathar, Satara; some attend larger regional or national institutions.
Most schools and colleges are concentrated in Vidyanagar, 1 km away from Wagholi. Schools include:
Bharat Vidyamandir and Junior College, Wagholi (Science, Commerce, Arts)
Shankarrao Jagtap Arts & Commerce College, Wagholi
Kala Mahavidyalaya Wagholi, Vidyanagar (Graduation in Arts, Commerce)
Z.P. School, Wagholi (Primary School)
Transportedit
The main means of transportation are the government buses of M.S.R.T.C. (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) and also some private taxis, small vehicles, and trucks. Locals often ride bicycles as well.
Air: The nearest airport is at Pune, which is about 100 kilometres (60 mi) away.
Rail: The nearest Station is Wathar, about 7 kilometres (4 mi) away.
Road: The local road network is well developed, connected to state highways at least 9 km away and National Highway 48 about 12 km.
Referencesedit
^"Population of Wagholi- 2011 Census". Census data. Retrieved 24 March 2023.
^"Gram Panchayat Wagholi". eGramswaraj. Retrieved 24 March 2023.
^"Wagholi (Satara)". egramswaraj. Retrieved 24 March 2023.
^Asiatic Society of Bombay (1905). Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bombay. Asiatic Society of Bombay. Retrieved 18 November 2011.
^Raigad Darshan By Archeological Department of Maharashtra. (in Marathi)
^Bombay (India : State). Committee for a History of the Freedom Movement in India; Maharashtra (India). Committee for History of the Freedom Movement in India. Source material for a history of the freedom movement in India. Printed at the Govt. Central Press. Retrieved 18 November 2011.
^Institute of Historical Studies (Calcutta, India) (1969). The Quarterly review of historical studies. Institute of Historical Studies. Retrieved 21 November 2011.
^"Prati-Sarkar Wagholi (Satara)". Printed at the Government Central Press. Retrieved 24 March 2023.
January 01, 1970
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Wagholi Satara news newspapers books scholar JSTOR March 2015 Learn how and when to remove this message Wagholi is a village in Koregaon takula of Satara district of Maharashtra India 3 It plays an important role in the economic social cultural and educational lives of people in Koregaon and Satara Districts WagholiVillageWagholiLocation in Maharashtra IndiaShow map of MaharashtraWagholiWagholi India Show map of IndiaCoordinates 17 54 00 N 74 04 59 E 17 90 N 74 083 E 17 90 74 083Country IndiaStateMaharashtraDistrictSataraTalukaKoregaonGovernment TypeGram Panchayat 2 Population 2001 Total2 891 1 Demonym s Wagholikar SatarkarLanguages OfficialMarathiTime zoneUTC 5 30 IST PIN415525 According to the 2001 census this town has a literacy rate of 85 14 higher than state average of 82 34 Contents 1 Government 2 History 3 Education 4 Transport 5 ReferencesGovernment editThe town follows the Gram Panchayat governing system in which the sarpanch is the democratically elected head of the town 4 The Talathi and the Gramsevak are servants who assist the Sarpanch in the pursuit of the town s agenda Politics have been dominated by the Bhoite since India achieved independence History edit nbsp Flag of the Maratha Wagholi was historically ruled by a leading Maratha clan from the lineage of the Suryavanshi Kshatriya named Bhoite Bhoites were Deshmukhs of Pargana Taluka Wagholi in the Prant Wai 5 Wagholi was an important town of Raygad Ghera it and nearby Phaltan were the centers of the prominent ruling chiefs of Chhatrapati Shivaji 6 The Bhoites and Wagholi residents were active in the anti British movements for the freedom of India 7 The Wagholi used to be referred to as Sammat in the names of other villages because in the history of Marathas the word Sammat denotes a Sarkar or Pargana under Bahamani Sultanates 8 The oldest village of Bhoite named Tadawale was called Tadawale Sammat Wagholi i e Tadawale under Pargana Wagholi The Bhoites being rulers of Sammat Wagholi were rendered as Sarsammat Chief of Sammat under the Deccan Sultanates A Parallel government called Prati Sarkar in Marathi was formed in 1943 under the leadership of Krantisinh Nana Patil to fight against British rule Many freedom fighters from Satara had actively participated in the Prati Sarkar movement During that time a meeting of freedom fighters was held in Wagholi Satara under the leadership of Mr Ramanand Swami Mysorkar He urged the people of wagholi region to organise force government servants to resign and form a Parallel government He also advocated non payment of land revenue 9 Education editMany Wagholi residents attend school in nearby communities such as Wathar Satara some attend larger regional or national institutions Most schools and colleges are concentrated in Vidyanagar 1 km away from Wagholi Schools include Bharat Vidyamandir and Junior College Wagholi Science Commerce Arts Shankarrao Jagtap Arts amp Commerce College Wagholi Kala Mahavidyalaya Wagholi Vidyanagar Graduation in Arts Commerce Z P School Wagholi Primary School Transport editThe main means of transportation are the government buses of M S R T C Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation and also some private taxis small vehicles and trucks Locals often ride bicycles as well Air The nearest airport is at Pune which is about 100 kilometres 60 mi away Rail The nearest Station is Wathar about 7 kilometres 4 mi away Road The local road network is well developed connected to state highways at least 9 km away and National Highway 48 about 12 km References edit Population of Wagholi 2011 Census Census data Retrieved 24 March 2023 Gram Panchayat Wagholi eGramswaraj Retrieved 24 March 2023 Wagholi Satara egramswaraj Retrieved 24 March 2023 Panchayat system in India Asiatic Society of Bombay 1905 Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bombay Asiatic Society of Bombay Retrieved 18 November 2011 Raigad Darshan By Archeological Department of Maharashtra in Marathi Bombay India State Committee for a History of the Freedom Movement in India Maharashtra India Committee for History of the Freedom Movement in India Source material for a history of the freedom movement in India Printed at the Govt Central Press Retrieved 18 November 2011 Institute of Historical Studies Calcutta India 1969 The Quarterly review of historical studies Institute of Historical Studies Retrieved 21 November 2011 Prati Sarkar Wagholi Satara Printed at the Government Central Press Retrieved 24 March 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Wagholi Satara amp oldid 1190173407, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
