Invitation for Akhil Bharatiya Gondwana Gond Mahasaba's 12th Maha A

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by  Ramesh Kasa

DEPARTMENT OF TRIBAL STUDIES
KANNADA UNIVERSITY, HAMPI - 583 276
Tq: Hosapete, Dist: Ballari, Karnataka State, www.kannadauniversity.org
Professor K M Metry
MA, M Ed, Ph D (Sociology)
Mob: [phone], email: [email protected]
No: KUH:DTS:ABGGMS:2016-17 Date: 02.12.2016
Dear Sir/Madam,
Jai Seva
Sub: Invitation for Akhil Bharatiya Gondwana Gond Mahasaba’s 12th Maha
Adhiveshana and Kanaka Gurupeetha’s 13th Halumatha Sanskriti Vaibhava is to
be held on 12, 13, 14 January 2017.
Ref: Preparatory meeting dated 30th November 2016, at Kalaburagi (Gulbarga), Karnataka
We are happy to invite you to the Akhil Bharatiya Gondwana Gond Mahasaba’s 12th Maha
Adhiveshana and Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka Gurupeetha’s 13th Halumatha
Samskriti Vaibhava to be held at Kanaka Gurupeetha, Tinthani Bridge, Devadurga Taluka,
Raichur district, Karnataka on 12, 13, 14 January 2017.
From last decade our Gond (Kuruba) Shreematha is continuously organizing a Milk Cult
(Halumatha) religious Cultural Conclave in the month of January on the Krishna river bank
near Tinthani Bridge. In this occasion more than three lakhs Gond Kuruba and its sub groups’
religious heads, Folk artists, Intellectuals, Social activists, devotees will participate.
A detailed Concept Note on the proceedings of the Program and Route chart is attached for
information. Participants are requested to carry warm clothes due to the cold conditions of the
venue.
So, on behalf of our Sheematha and other Gond Organisations I am here with requesting you
to kindly attend the Mahadhiveshana and Halumatha Sanskriti Vaibhava.
For stay and other details please contact to Shri Siddaramananda Swamiji, Peethadhipati,
Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka Gurupeetha, Tinthani Bridge (9449615600,
[email protected]) and also contact to Shri Mahantesh S Koulgi, Advocate and
President, Karnataka Gond, Kuruba STs Association, Kalaburagi (Gulbarga) M: 9945570505,
9632691541, email: [email protected] and Basavaraj Malage, President, Bidar
District Gond (Kuruba) Employees Association, Bidar (9448568330,
[email protected]).
With regards,
Yours I am
(K M Metry)
State Secretary, ABGGM, Karnataka
1 ABGGMS 12th Mahadhiveshana & SKMKG 13th Halumatha Sanskruti Vaibhava - Concept Note
AKHIL BHARATIYA GONDWANA GOND MAHASABHA’s
12TH RASHTRIYA MAHA ADHIVESHANA
&
SHREE KAGINELE MAHASANSTHANA KANAKA GURUPEETHA’s
13TH HALUMATHA SANSKRUTI VAIBHAVA
12, 13, 14 January 2017
Venue
Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka Gurupeetha, Kalaburagi Division,
Tinthani Bridge, Devadurga Taluka, Raichur District, Karnataka
CONCEPT NOTE
Akhil Bharatiy Gondwana Gond Mahasabha (ABGGM) met in a Pre- Maha Adhiveshan of
12th National Gond Tribes Conference in Rourkela, Odisha on 19th, 20th November 2016. It is
decided that the 12th National Gond tribes Conference will be held in between 12th-14th
January 2017 in Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka Gurupeetha (SKMKG), Tinthani
Bridge, Devadurga Taluka, Raichur District Karnataka. Following the Rourkela
preconference meeting, a team of ABGGM visited Kalaburagi on 30th November 2016 and
discussed the same with local Gond tribes members. The delegates’ team included R N
Dhruv, National Secretary, ABGGM and members Krishna Netam, Diwakar Pendam, Dr
Sainath Bakaram Kodape and Gopichand Kumre. Shatali Shedmake and Ramesh Kasa from
the standardization of Gondi Dictionary technical team were also present. The team
participated in a press conference and preparatory meeting on the same day.
Akhil Bharatiy Gondwana Gond Mahasabha:
Akhil Bharathiy Gondwana Gond Mahasabha was founded in the year 1930, with a firm
objective to unite all the Gonds spread across India and strengthen efforts for the welfare of
the Gond Community. Shishupal Sori, Retd. IAS (9425515822, [email protected]) officer
is the National President of the Mahasabha. R N Dhruv, National Secretary of the
Mahasabha. (9826667518, [email protected]) Ever since the foundation of
Mahasabha, it has worked hard and organized 11 National Gond Conferences across various
regions till now. The 12th National Gond Conference is scheduled to take place in Tinthani
Bridge, Devadurga Taluka, Raichur district in Karnataka. Under the leadership of Shishupal
Sori ji this conference is organized in collaboration with Karnataka Gond, Kuruba STs
Association, Kalaburagi and Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka Gurupeetha, Tinthani
Bridge. List of the Rashtriya Adhiveshans (National conferences) organized by Mahasabha is
as follows:
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Maha Adhiveshan Venue Organised Date/Year
1st Maha Adhiveshan Mohabatta Village, Baihar Tahsil, Balaghat 1934
district, Madhya Pradesh
2nd Maha Adhiveshan Seoni, Madhya Pradesh 1935
3rd - 5th Before the Independence of India in various 1935-1944
Maha Adhiveshan places.
6th Maha Adhiveshan Itka-Nainpur Village, Mandla district (MP) 1945
7th Maha Adhiveshan Matha Angarmoti Prangan, Dhamtari (CG) 7-9 June 2009
8th Maha Adhiveshan Gondwana Bhavan, Raipur, Chhattisgarh 25-27 December, 2010
9th Maha Adhiveshan Gondwana Bhavan- Kanker, Chhattisgarh 14-16 December, 2012
10th Maha Adhiveshan Raje Khandkya Ballarshah Samadhi Parisar, 25-27 December, 2014
Ballarshah, District Chandrapur (MS)
11th Maha Adhiveshan BTM Ground, Jharsuguda, Odisha 25-27 December, 2015
12th Maha Adhiveshan KMKG, Tinthani Bridge, Devadurga Taluka, 12-14 January, 2017
Raichur district, Karnataka
A note on Krishna River, Tinthani Bridge and Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka
Gurupeetha-Tinthani:
Krishna River rises at Mahabaleswar in district Satara, Maharashtra in the west and meets
the Bay of Bengal at Hamasaladeevi in Andhra Pradesh, on the east coast. It flows through
Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The delta of this river is one of the most fertile
regions in India and was the home to ancient Satavahana and Ikshvaku Dynasty kings.
Tinthani Bridge is built on the river Krishna in Devadurga taluka, Raichur district,
Karnataka state in South India. “Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana Kanaka Gurupeetha” is
located here.
The Gurupeetha was established as a spiritual and cultural centre for Gond, Kuruba etc milk
cult (Halumatha) communities in the state of Karnataka. The Mahasamsthana is presided and
founded over by Shri Siddaramananda Swamiji (9449615600, [email protected]) who
has done so much for downtrodden communities from last thirteen years. The shreematha
celebrates all religious festival in the name of “Halumatha Sanskriti Vaibhava” every year.
The Sreematha has followers’ world over.
Karnataka Gond, Kuruba (Kuruba in the districts of Bidar, Kalaburagi, Yadgiri) STs
Association, Kalaburagi is the name of the banner is a combination of Gond Tribe
organizations coming together to work towards a common theme of the welfare of the Tribals
in the state of Karnataka. The Banner also has been coordinating and guiding as parent
organization for cluster organizations to work towards the welfare of the Gond Community.
The Banner is successfully leaded by Mahantesh S Koulgi (9945570505, 9632691541,
[email protected]) and Basavaraj Malage, President, Bidar District Gond
(Kuruba) Employees Association, Bidar (9448568330, [email protected]).
OBJECTIVES OF THE MAHADHIVESHAN:
The major objective of the 12th National Gond Conference is to introduce the face of the
“Akhil Gondwana Gond Mahasabha” to the Gond tribes in Karnataka and a vis-a-vis. There
will be focused discussions on varied themes related to Gond community. The conference
will also have paper presentations by various scholars of different regions on the following
themes.
 Koya Punem (The True Path)
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 Renaissance of the Gotul System
 Preservation and Promotion of Gondi language and script
 Standardization of Gond Clans and Totems
 Preservation of Gondwana Historical and Spiritual monuments
 Folk lore and Indigenous Knowledge of the Gond tribes
Shambhu Sandesh Smarika:
ABGGM in every Mahadhiveshan releases a Smarika entitled “Shambhu Sandesh”, which
includes articles on various issues written by intellectuals from the community. For the 12th
Mahadhiveshan we are inviting articles on the Objectives of the Mahadhiveshan and
ABGGM stated themes as above. Typed articles (in soft copy) should reach to the Editor,
Krishna Netam (8719802785), on or before 25th December 2016 for publication. Entries
should be sent to the ABGGMS email id: [email protected]
Awards presented by the Mahasabha:
Mahasabha felicitates individual and organizations for excellence and contribution in various
fields at national level. Any queries on the Awards can be reached to RN Dhruv, National
Secretary, 9826667518, [email protected]. The list of the awards are listed below:
Awardees Field
Photo Name of the Award
of Contribution
Gondi Dharm ke Mahan Dharmguru Pahandi Pari Kupar Protection and
Lingo Samman Preservation of
(His holiness Pahandi Kupar Lingo has given SAGA-Gond Gondi language,
(Koytur) Social System, GOTUL-Gond Culture Centre, culture and
PENKHADA-Gondian Holy Place, PUNEM-Gondi Religion literature
(The True Path), MUTHAVA-Koytur Priest these five
principles to the Koyturs. Lingo advised to the people that
they should adopt the universal word “JAI SEVA” for the
welfare of the human being)
Shahid Veer Baburao Shedmake Samman Excellence in
(In Maharashtra Baburao Puleshwar Shedmake (1833-1858) inspiring people,
was the eldest son of Poolaisur Bapu and Jurja Kunwar. organizing
Shedmake got his initial education from Ghotul Sanskar social
Kendra where he learnt Hindi, Gondi and Telugu along with movements and
music and dance. In 1854 Chandrapur came under British rule. strengthening
Shedmake was first to raise his voice against British rule. On community
21st October, 1858 he was hanged at open ground in Chanda
by British)
Raje Khandikiya Ballal Shah Samman Strengthening
(Raje Khandakya Ballarshah (Ruling period 1472- 1497) Social unity of
Founder of the historic Ballarshah Nagar, Maharashtra, made the Community
an impressive rule for 25 years. He came to throne after the and
death of his father, Gond king Sher Shah) Organizational
skill
Rani Hirai Samman (For Women) Women
(Rani Hirai (1704-1719 AD) was the queen of Chandagarh, awakening and
the Architecture of the Chandrapur city, Maharashtra. She was unity
devotee of the Matha Kali Kankali of Chandrapur. She built
the majestic Mausoleum for her husband Beershah Atram,
which is renowned to be the biggest Mausoleum of a king in
Maharashtra).
Loknete Baburao Madavi Samman Political and
(Architecture of the Gadchiroli town, Maharashtra, National Social service
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Political leader of the Adivasis)
Veerangana Maharani Durgavati: Matru Shakti Chetana Women’s
Samman Education, self
(Veerangana Maharani Durgavati (1524-1564) Maharani of employment and
Garh Mandla (Jabalpur), Madhya Pradesh. Fought for the self reliance
protection of the Gondwana kingdom, martyred in the battle
field)
Maharaja Shankar Shah, Raghunath Shah: Utkrisht Traditional
Krishi Seva Samman Agriculture,
(Shankar Shah and son Raghunath Shah, Kings of the Garh Animal
Mandla, Madhya Pradesh, fought against the British in 1857 husbandry
mutiny. Both were brutally killed on 18 September, 1857 in
Jabalpur by the British forces after they were captured)
Maharaja Karmveer Lal Shyam Shah: Dharm, Samskriti Propagation and
& Sahitya Samman Protection of
Gondi Dharm,
Culture,
traditions and
Customs
Literary
contributions on
the Gond
identity
Vir Gundadhur, Vir Dibridhur; Gondi lok Chetan, Folk lore; folk
Janjagriti Samman dance, folk art,
(Gundadhur was the leader of "Bhumkal Rebellion of 1910" folk songs, folk
against British government in Bastar region of Present tales, folk
Chhattisgarh State of India. There were several precipitating theatre, folk
factors for the rebellion of Bhumkal. Enforced degradation of crafts, folk
the Bastar King, Extensive forest areas were declared reserved literature,
forests; Due to the excessive revenue demands of the colonial Protection of
rule, several tribal villages were given on lease to thekedars Jal, Jangal,
who adopted extremely oppressive means to collect revenues Jameen (Water,
from the tribals. Gundadhur is one of the early freedom Forest, Land)
fighters to fight for Jal, Jangal, Jameen.
Ramprasad Pottai Smriti Samman: Gondi Bhasha & Lok Fine arts and
Shilpa samrakshan Samman Sculpture:
(Ram Prasad Potai (1920-1962) was a Great person of Kanker, Kamsy Shilp,
Chhattisgarh. He dedicated his each and every part of life to Prastar Shilp,
the region and humanity. In 1944 He passed the LLB from Mruda Shilp,
Nagpur University. He was famous for his leadership quality Kasht Shilp,
and for bringing social awareness among tribals. He Bamboo Shilp
participated in politics, in 1945 Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru
elected him as a member of constitution preparation
committee. In 1950 he became a member of parliament. In
1962 he won MLA election as an independent candidate from
Bhanupratappur)
Vishwa Sangeet Samrat Maharaja Chakradhar Singh Folk lore; folk
Porte Samman: dance, folk art,
(Maharaja Chakradhar Singh Porte (1905-1947) succeeded folk songs, folk
throne on 23rd August 1924 after death of his brother Raja tales, folk
Natwar Singh in 1924. He was king of Raigarh from 1924 to theatre, folk
1947 and chief of Bargarh ruled by Gond dynasty. He crafts, folk
completed his education at Rajkumar College, Raipur where literature
he learnt literature, English, Sanskrit and Music. He himself
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was a great musician (Tabla) gathered devout persons from
different field like Music, Literature and Dance)
Krantikari Shahid Ramadhin Gond Samman For the
(Jal, Jangal, Jameen ki Raksha) protection of
Jal, Jangal and
Jameen (Water,
Forest, Land)
Venkatesh Atram Jyeshtha Sahityik Samman Gondi
(Venkatesh Atram was a famous poet, writer, scholar and Literature: for
political personality from Maharashtra. He contributed in the writing Stories
field of literature focusing the issues of Dalit, Adivasi and and Songs in
suppressed communities of India. His Marathi book on Gondi Gondi.
Samsrutiche Sandarbha is very popular in Gond tribes. He was
an Editor of a “Jangoraitad” bilingual Gondi-Marathi
fortnightly magazine)
Mahatma Bomagondeshwara Samman Protection of
(Gond Raj Bomagond was protected pastoral Gond tribes pastoral land
forest rights and culture in the regime of Bahamanis of Bidar, and culture of
Karnataka. He helped Bahamani kings to built a fort in Bidar, Gond tribes
Gond tribes of Bidar, Gulbarga is worshiping Bomagond as
their deity)
Workshop on Standardisation of Gondi Dictionary (9 to 11 January 2017)
Gondi is one of the main Adivasi languages in India. It is spoken by more than 5 million
people in 6 states of Central India (some Gondi scholars claim the number to be near to 10
million). Though Gondi is one of the oldest languages of the country (and some Gondi
scholars claim that if one knows Gondi script then you can also decipher Harappan scripts
which is from the same time period) but because it has not been used for education and mass
communication purposes so lots of words from dominant regional and state languages have
entered the language. Today instead of one Gondi we have ‘Telugu Gondi’ in Telangana and
Andhra Pradesh, ‘Hindi Gondi’ in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, ‘Marathi Gondi’ in
Maharashtra, ‘Odiya Gondi’ in Odisha, Kannada Gondi in Karnataka and so on. Before we
can popularize a common Gondi mass communication platform for all Gondi speakers spread
over 12 states, it is essential to create a standard form of Gondi language which will be
accepted by all Gondi speakers. The Standardised Gondi dictionary can go to Govt of India as
an application to include Gondi language in 8th schedule of Indian Constitution.
With the help of Ministry of Culture, Govt of India at Gandhi Smriti & Darshan Samiti-Delhi
we have done a preliminary workshop in July 2014. Where we’ve collectively worked with
Scholars from 6 states and structured the process of Standardization. The Standard Gondi
Dictionary is a compilation of various dialects and forms of Gondi spoken across Madhya
Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Odisha regions.
CGNet & Adivasi Swara, a mobile phone based community media platform has helped to
organize and has participated in the all previous series of workshops across various Gondi
regions in India. This Standard Gondi Dictionary project is voluntarily supported by
Academic institutions, Central and State government bodies, voluntary organizations and
members of Community as a whole. This experiment is one of its kind and unique in its form
and approach. The details of previous workshops are as followed:
Sl Host Organisations Venue Date of the
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No Workshop
1 Central Gondwana Net (CG Net) with Gandhi Smiriti and Gandhi Smiriti and 21-25 July 2014
Darshan Samithi, Raj Ghat, New Delhi and Ministry of Darshan Samithi, Raj
Culture, Govt of India, New Delhi Ghat, New Delhi
2 Department of Tribal Studies, Kannada University, Hampi Chavadi, Darpana, 24-29 August
with Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysore Srisail Guest House, 2014
KUH
3 Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak, IGNTU, Amarkantak 25-29 October
Madhya Pradesh 2014
4 Raj Gond Seva Samithi, Gondwana Panchayath Rai Kumram Bhimu 11-15 December
Centres, Adilabad, Telangana State Associated with Complex, Utnoor, 2014
Central Gondwana Network (CG Net), Bhopal and Adilabad, Telangana
Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA), Utnoor, State
Adilabad, Telangana State
5 Adivasi Sankshema Parishad, Koyator Bata, ITDA, Bhadrachalam 12-16 May 2015
Bhadrachalam (TG), ITDA, Bhadrachalam, Khammam
District, CG Net & Adivasi Swara, Bhopal
6 Gondwana Tribal Education Societry, Jivati, Dist: Rajiv Gandhi Kamgar 21-25 November
Chandrapur, Gondwana Samaj Sudharak Trust, Bhavan, Chandrapur 2015
Chandrapur, CG Net and Adivasi Swara, Chhattisgargh (MS)
The Gondi Standardisation Dictionary committee in May 2016 met in Chintooru of East
Godhavari district in Andhra Pradesh to form an Editorial board and discussed a way forward
to speedy completion of the project. Prof. KM Metry, Dept of Tribal studies, Kannada
University, Hampi is the Editor and Director of the “Gondwana Gondi Dictionary”. Language
experts from each region are part of the Editorial committee. Compiled Dictionary
manuscripts submitted to Kannada University by Prof. KM Metry have been reviewed and
University concerned interest in publishing the Dictionary. It is a compilation of 2850 Gondi
words which have their varied forms from each identified region. At the moment we are in
search of technical assistance to have IPA for each Gondi word of the Dictionary. As soon as
the IPA conversion is done, the Dictionary is further set to a final review and publishing.
12th National Gond Conference will be held in Kaginele Mahasansthana, Kanaka Gurupeetha,
Tinthani bridge, Devadurg Taluk, Raichur district, Karnataka between 12, 13, 14 January
2017. The final review by the language experts will be part of the 12th National Gond
conference. All the state representatives will be invited to take part in the final review
sessions of the Dictionary, which will begin from the 9th of January 2017, three days prior the
National conference.
Editorial Board
Name of the State Gondi dialect Regions Codes Name of the Members
Andhra Pradesh Bhadrachalam, A Madivi Nehru
East Godavari Madivi Veeraiah,
Chhattisgarh North Bastar (Kanker) C1 Sher Singh Achla, Gondi
Dharmacharya
South Bastar C2 Pramod Pottai
Kanker C3 Mangal Kunjam
Maharashtra Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, M1 Godru Patil Jumnake
Yavatmal Maniraven Dugga
Prakash Salame
Nagpur division M2 Prahlad Sidam
Madhya Pradesh Baitul, Chindwara MP1 Shuklu Singh Ahakey
Balaghat, Mandla, Seoni MP2 Gulzar Singh Markam,
Heerasan Uikey,
Sushila Durve
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Odisha Malkangiri O Anand Madi,
Rama Madkami,
Sita Ram Madi
Telangana Adilabad T Arju, Sidam
Arka Manikrao
Kotnak Bhimrao
Professor K M Metry, Director and Editor of the Dictionary
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
1. Shri Siddaramananda Swamiji Peethadhipati, Shree Kaginele Mahasansthana
Kanaka Gurupeetha, Tinthani Bridge, Devadurga Taluka, Raichur District, Karnataka
(9449615600, [email protected])
2. Shri Shishupal Sori, National President, ABGGM, Raipur, Chhattisgarh,
9425515822, [email protected]
3. R N Dhruv, National Secretary, ABGGM, G2, Polytechnic Colny, Rudri, Dhamtari
district, Chahttisgarh, (9826667518, [email protected])
4. Professor K M Metry, Karnataka State Secretary, ABGGM, Department of Tribal
Studies, Kannada University, Hampi – 583 276, Mob: [phone], email:
[email protected]
5. Mahantesh S Koulgi, President, Karnataka Gond, Kuruba STs Association, # 112, Sri
Veerabhadreshwara Colony, Near Jayateertha Kalyana Mantapa, Udnoor Road,
Kalaburagi – 585 328 (9945570505, 9632691541, [email protected])
6. Basavaraj Malage, President, Bidar District Gond (Kuruba) Employees Association,
Bidar (9448568330, [email protected]).
ROUTE DIRECTIONS:
Nearest Railway Stations to the Tinthani Bridge are Yadgir (75), Raichur (90), Kalaburagi
(Gulbarga) 132 Kms. Karnataka state is equipped with well established Government Road
Transport service which is convenient to reach Conference locations from all the nearest
Railway Stations.
AIR WAYS: Distance in Kilometres:
Nearest Airports from Tinthani Bridge are Hyderabad (269), Bangalore (489), Pune (472) all
the Airports are connected with nearby Railway Stations and Road ways to the venue.
Road way and Railways: Distance in Kilometres.
Nearest Railway Station Tinthani Bridge (in KM)
Yadagir 75
Raichur 90
Major Train
Wadi Jn 115
Route Kalaburagi (Gulbarga) 132 Details:
Hosapete Jn 169
Ballari 173
Guntakal Jn 214
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Belagavi 278
Pune Jn 472
Banagalore 489
Pune to Yadgir (via Kalaburagi)
Train Runs on (From station) Travel
Train name Train type From Dep To Arr.
No M Tu W Th F Sa Su time
1 12163 CHENNAI EXPRESS SUF Y Y Y Y Y Y Y PUNE 00:10 YG 07:28 07:18
2 11013 COIMBATORE EXP MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y PUNE 01:55 YG 10:28 08:33
3 11027 CSTM-MAS MAIL MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y PUNE 03:35 YG 13:23 09:48
4 11301 UDYAN EXPRESS MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y PUNE 11:45 YG 20:19 08:34
LTT-KIK WEEKLY
5 11017 MEX X X X X X Y X PUNE 15:35 YG 23:10 07:35
EXPRESS
6 16331 TRIVANDRAM W EXP MEX Y X X X X X X PUNE 15:50 YG 23:53 08:03
7 16351 CSTM- NCJ EXP MEX X Y X X X Y X PUNE 15:50 YG 23:53 08:03
8 16339 CSTM-NCJ EXP MEX X X Y Y Y X Y PUNE 15:50 YG 23:53 08:03
9 11073 LTT-MAS EXPRESS MEX Y X X X X X X PUNE 16:45 YG 00:58 08:13
10 11041 CSTM -MAS EXPRESS MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y PUNE 18:10 YG 02:58 08:48
11 16381 KANYAKUMARI EXP MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y PUNE 19:25 YG 05:24 09:59
12 19420 ADI MAS EXP MEX X X Y X X Y X PUNE 21:10 YG 05:13 08:03
JP-YPR WEEKLY
13 82654 SUVD X X X X X X Y PUNE 21:10 YG 05:13 08:03
SUVIDHA SPL
Nanded to Yadgir (via Bidar)
SNSI-TPTY WEEKLY
1 17418 MEX X X X Y X X X NED 03:45 YG 13:28 09:43
EXP
2 16593 NED-SBC-EXP MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NED 06:00 YG 17:43 11:43
Hazrat Nizamuddin via Habibgunj, Nagpur to Yadgir
NDLS-SBC KARNATAKA
1 12628 SUF Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HBJ 07:05 YG 03:18 20:13
EXP
Varanasi via Habibgunj, Nagpur to Yadgir
BSB-MYS BI WEEKLY
1 16230 MEX X X X Y X Y X BSB 21:05 YG 08:53 35:48
EXP
Howrah junction to Hyderabad
Train Runs on (From station) Travel
Train name Train type From Dep To Arr.
No M Tu W Th F Sa Su time
1 12514 GHY - SC EXPRESS SUF X X X X Y X X HWH 01:05 SC 04:00 26:55
HWH-SC FALAKNUMA
2 12703 SUF Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HWH 07:25 SC 09:35 26:10
EXP
HWH HYB EAST
3 18645 MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HWH 11:45 HYB 17:55 30:10
COASTEXPRESS
4 22849 SHM - SC S/F EXP SUF X X Y X X X X SHM 12:10 SC 14:25 26:15
5 12773 SHM-SC AC EXPRESS SUF X X Y X X X X SHM 16:05 SC 19:00 26:55
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Hyderabad to Yadgir
Train Runs on (From station) Travel
Train name Train type From Dep To Arr.
No M Tu W Th F Sa Su time
SNSI-TPTY WEEKLY
1 17418 MEX X X X Y X X X SC 09:15 YG 13:28 04:13
EXP
HYB-TPTY
2 17429 MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HYB 16:15 YG 20:54 04:39
RAYALSEEMA EXP
SC-YPR GARIB RATH
3 12735 GBR X Y X Y X X Y SC 19:50 YG 23:33 03:43
EXP
4 18111 TATA - YPR EXP MEX X X X X Y X X SC 22:30 YG 03:43 05:13
5 11303 HYB-KOP EXPRESS MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HYB 23:10 YG 03:28 04:18
Khammam to Yadgir (via Hyderabad)
Train Runs on (From station) Travel
Train name Train type From Dep To Arr.
No M Tu W Th F Sa Su time
1 18111 TATA - YPR EXP MEX X X X X Y X X KMT 16:55 YG 03:43 10:48
Nagpur to Raichur (via Hyderabad)
1 12591 GKP-SBC EXP SUF X X X X X X Y NGP 04:00 RC 20:08 16:08
BANGALORE RAJDHANI
2 22692 RAJ X Y Y X X Y Y NGP 10:10 RC 23:08 12:58
EXPRES
Bhopal to Raichur
BANGALORE RAJDHANI
1 22692 RAJ X Y Y X X Y Y BPL 04:40 RC 23:08 18:28
EXPRES
NDLS-SBC KARNATAKA
2 12628 SUF Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HBJ 07:05 RC 04:08 21:03
EXP
3 12591 GKP-SBC EXP SUF X X X X X Y X BPL 21:20 RC 20:08 22:48
Varanasi to Raichur
1 16230 BSB-MYS BI WEEKLY EXP MEX X X X Y X Y X BSB 21:05 RC 09:55 36:50
Hyderabad to Raichur
Trains between stations HYDERABAD DECAN[HYB] and RAICHUR[RC] Type of trains: ALL
Runs on (From station) Travel
Train No Train name Train type From Dep To Arr.
M Tu W Th F Sa Su time
1 77693 KCG-RC PASS DMU Y Y Y Y Y X Y KCG 06:20 RC 12:25 06:05
2 17418 SNSI-TPTY WEEKLY EXP MEX X X X Y X X X SC 09:15 RC 14:23 05:08
3 12591 GKP-SBC EXP SUF X X X X X X Y SC 15:20 RC 20:08 04:48
4 17429 HYB-TPTY RAYALSEEMA EXP MEX Y Y Y Y Y Y Y HYB 16:15 RC 21:53 05:38
BANGALORE RAJDHANI
5 22692 RAJ X Y Y X X Y Y SC 18:50 RC 23:08 04:18
EXPRES
6 12735 SC-YPR GARIB RATH EXP GBR X Y X Y X X Y SC 19:50 RC 00:38 04:48
7 12732 SC-TPTY EXP SUF X X Y X X Y X SC 20:05 RC 00:38 04:33
10 ABGGMS 12th Mahadhiveshana & SKMKG 13th Halumatha Sanskruti Vaibhava - Concept Note