| Tadawale Sammat Wagholi | |
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| Country | India |
| State | Maharashtra |
| District(s) | Satara |
| Sarpanch and Dy.Sarpanch | Mr.Ajit Raosaheb Bhoite and Mr.Vijay Mahadev Bhoite |
| Population • Density |
8,000 (2001[update]) • 160 /km2 (414 /sq mi) |
| Time zone | IST (UTC+05:30) |
| Area | 50 square kilometres (19 sq mi) |
Tadawale Sammat Wagholi (Marathi: तडवळे सम्मत वाघोली ) is a small town and gram panchayat in Koregaon taluka, Satara district, in the Indian province of Maharashtra.
Tadawale Sammat Wagholi is a Hill Station situated strategically near Wathar Station, Koregaon on the Lonand-Satara Highway Road. Wathar Station is the main Market Place of North Koregaon Tehsil is closely situated here. Good highways like Phaltan-Satara and Lonand-Satara, State Railway Track is present at the Tadawale village. This village is also near to Pimpode Village, the biggest Market Place in North Koregaon Tehsil.
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Like the Government System in India, Tadawale Sammat Wagholi has Gram panchayat Government.The Head Of the Gram Panchayat recognised as Sarpanch elected Democratically from Village.
The Name of the place is Tadawale or Tadavale but Proclaimed Tadawale Sammat Wagholi due to resemblance of happens Debacles.As in India there are several villages/towns and moreover each of them can be resemble others in name. So, there are many no. of Tadawale Villages in satara district, Koregaon tehsil. To avoid the problems related to recognisation, administration some words are coined by the Government of India like Khurda,Budruk(BK),Sammat,Tarf(Word used for Identification of Certain Place) etc., and some villages recognised by the name as per inhabitians, some cultural aspect etc. So, the Tadawale is near to the Wagholi and who is also Brotherhood village of Native Royal Bhoite Maratha recognised by the Government as Tadawale Sammat Wagholi. In Reginal Language and the regions near village known this place as Bhoityanche T
With respect to Indian societies, agriculture, military and some other professional works are done by the people.Many of the persons are migrated all over the Maharashtra region and neighbouring states, in abroad for the employment,education.
Geographically,Tadawale Sammat Wagholi occures Most of the dry area of the Koregaon Tehsil. The crops like jawar, groundnut, harbhara, custard-apple, mango, bajra, wheat etc. are produced depending totally on the nature of the monsoon.
Similar to droughtfull Maharashtiran Areas, Tadawale Sammat Wagholi suffers lossess of crops due to the uncertainty of the monsoon. State Government used to help people by means of various schemes of Development Funds which supported the economy of the Place. These area consists of mainly some Bagayati(Agriculture in which Availability of Adequate Water) and mostly Girayati(Agriculture done on less Quantity of Water) agriculture.
In this place, Only primary and secondary level education facilities are Available. Due to less development of Education resources residents used to ply Wathar Station, Lonand & Satara etc. developed Centres.
Residents are educated with respect to Maharashtra literacy (about 78% ) Marathi is the regional language.literate residents also Communicate in Hindi,English.
The population of Tadawale Sammat Wagholi is influenced mainly by Bhoites. The other Centres such as Wagholi (in Koregaon Tehsil), Hingangaon (in Phaltan Tehsil) are also Bhoite dominated. History behind that is that an early Bhoite nobleman established himself in this region, and his three sons dwelled in these three places. Until the Independence of India (August 1947), the Bhoites from these three places used to celebrate all the cultural programmes (festivals,rituals,ceremonies ) together but thereafter due to an increase in their population, the decision of separation took place which causes celebration of their cultural programmes at their own Places.
Except Bhoite clan & Maratha Residents,All other people from the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes. The custom of Bara Balutedar-Alutedar which were past customs, are also present here. Muslims and Navabauddhas are also present here. Tadawale in past has good numbers of Brahman dwellers but after debacle against Brahmans due to Mahatma Gandhi's Death,they left the village and settled in cities like Pune, Mumbai, some Brahman princely states like Aundh,Bhor,etc.
As India well known for Oral Folk tradition, in Maharashtra's Anicient Myth Culture, One of the Nobleman shows bravery by Conquering the evil power & marrying with her. Further when people get aware of it, evil power astonished with her children's from the house of that nobleman. Such type of Summarised story is related to Bhoite's Clan and Tadawale village though it is Contrary to Nowadays Scientific Era. The Gadhi of that related story is ruined with reflection of Maratha Braveries and EyeWitness of Past Glory.
The Tadawale Sammat Wagholi, has one of the ancient temples such as Mahakali Temple, Shree Rameshwar Temple, Masan Veer Temple, Vitthal Temple and Shree Siddhanath Temple. They are all ancient and well known for their beauty, peoples faith and witnesses of the Maratha families glory. The festivals are used to celebrate here. All the traditional customs and culture can be seen in this beautiful place. Rameshwar temple is anicient temple & its is built by Panch Pandav and this temple is built on small water lake, even in the dry season or every season you will get the cold water from that small lake.If the rain is not coming then village people are collecting grains from people doing the Bhandara also they keeping the Shivling under water till the rain is not coming.This is the true story bcoz we have seen that 100% rain is coming on that perticular day. Edited by Mr. Mahesh Hindurao Bhoite.
With respect to Maharashtrian culture, the following festivals are used to celebrate here. Lord Shiva's devotion is celebrated by taking part in the Maha Shivaratri (Night of Shiva) festival. Lord Krishna's devotion is celebrated in the state-wide Gokul Ashtami (or Krishna Janmashtami, Krishna's birthday) whereby many devotees fast on the entire day until midnight. Lord Ganesha's devotion is celebrated by Ganesh Chaturthi (Ganesh's birthday) in August. Diwali - the festival of light is celebrated here with traditional Indian culture for four holy days according to the Hindu religion. Some local festivals with respect to Maharashtrian culture are also celebrated. They are Bendur - festival in which farmers worship bulls, Nag Panchami - festival celebrated for the Snake, Vatapournima - festival of worship of the Banyan tree, Navaratri- for the worship of Goddess Mahakali, Laxmivrat - festival for the worship of Goddess Laxmi (The Deity of Wealth), Raksha Bandhan - festival of love between Brother and Sister, etc. There are many Hindu festivals along with Muslim peoples festivals i.e. Ramzan, Bakari Id, Moharam etc. as well as some Buddhist festival means Gautam Jayanti. Some Christians also celebrate X-mas in big Maharashtrian cities like Satara, Kolhapur, Pune, Mumbai etc.
The Indian traditional centres are typically known for the fairs i.e. Yatra, Jatra and Mela. Tadawale celebrate its two day holy fair on Akshaytritiya every year, which is one of the holy festivals out of Sade teen(Three and Half) Muhurta. (According to the Hindu religion, there are three and half holy days every year, in regional language hence referred to as Sade teen Muhurta). The Fair, according to the English calendar, comes in April–May every year. The Fair is celebrated for two-three days as the first day is celebrated for their village deity, Bhairavnath (Siddhanath, one kind of avatar of Mahadeva according to the Hindu mythology).
National festivals like Independence Day(15 August) and Republic Day (26 January) is celebrated by full of patriotism in Tadawale along with the whole country. Teachers in the village used to take the active part in it by doing Dwajarohan (salutation to the Indian flag) and praying songs for the country.
1.Anicient Gadhi/Wada
2.Mahakali Goddess Temple;
3.Shree Rameshwar Temple: A holy temple of god Mahadeva which possess Hemadpanthi structure.
4.Vitthal Temple;
5.Masan Veer Temple: A holy god who is supposed as fulfiller of one's will(Strong Desire).
6.Small Mountains;
7.Rainy Season;
8.Man made Lake;
9.Indian Animals;
10.Historic Varhadi Khila Point: It is the Mountain point of Tadwale which has myth story as the local people got disappear who had gone for the Marriage due to collapse of light.
11.Shree Siddhanath Temple;
12.Valleys;
13.Salpe Village Ghat Road and Adarki Ghat Road:The Historic area of two Battles fought between Two Maratha Chieftens viz. Sarlashkar Haibatrao Nimbalkar and Commander in Chief Chandrasen Jadhav, in which Nimbalkar Defeated Jadhav.
14.Mountains Targeted By British Army for army practices: In the reign of British Government mountains of Tadawale were targeted by British Army for their usual practices.This area now belongs to Indian Forest.
Including all the above Scenic Stations Tadawale Sammat Wagholi is hill station occupied in North Koregaon Tehsil. It has religious, historical, cultural background. On Adarki Phata a number of modern day facilities like hotels and petrol pump facilities are developing.
Mostly local transport is done by Government buses & some private vehicles, auto rickshaws, two wheelers, nowadays roads are quite good.
Tadawale Sammat Wagholi is situated on the junction of two Highways viz. Satara-Lonand and Phaltan-Satara so it is connected to all major towns, market places and large cities in Maharashtra. Most of the people use bicycles or two wheelers as a mode of transportation. The village has no bus stand of its own yet in the inner parts in the village, so the people must have to go on the highway where the bus stop. A few private buses also have daily service to Pune and Mumbai and Major Maharashtriyan Cities every night with very affordable rates.
Department of Drinking Water Supply, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. http://ddws.nic.in/bnp_hab/school_detail.asp?scode=18&dcode=1811&bcode=1811004&pcode=014&vcode=01&hcode1=01&schcode=1
http://www.maharashtra.gov.in/english/gazetteer/Gazeetter-website/ch_2.html