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YASHWANTRAO CHAVAN WARANA
MAHAVIDYALAYA WARANANAGAR
Hon.Late.Shri. Tatyasaheb kore
(Founder Chairman)
Hon. Dr. Vinayraoji kore
(Savkar)
Hon.Dr.Vasanti Rasam
(Administrative Officer)
Hon.Prof. Dr. P. S. Chikurdekar
(Principal)

• 6 MAH GIRLS BN NCC
KOLHAPUR
HON. Col. M. K. Tiwari sir
(Commanding officer)
HON. Maj. Gugamalathy A
mam
(Adm officer)
HON. S.M SACHIN PATIL SIR

6 MAH GIRLS BN NCC
KOLHAPUR
ANO – Lt. J. S GAIKWAD
MAM
Y.C.W.M
WARANANAGAR
DATE – 31st JAN 2021

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CDT – Khot Shivani Sadhu
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Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

CDT – Mane Anjali Manikrao
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217110
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

CDT – Mane Priti Rajkumar
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217111
Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

CDT – Patil pratiksha Sanjay
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217113
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

CDT – Shinde Aishwarya Dilip
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217116
Pulse Polio immunisation at Dewale

CDT – Bhosale Anushka Vijay
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217118
Pulse Polio immunisation at Dewale

CDT – Falle Vaishnavi Mahadev
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217120
Pulse Polio immunisation at Kodoli

CDT – Gharge Pratiksha krishnat
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217121
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ladewadi

CDT – Jadhav Aparna Vishwas
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217122
Pulse Polio immunisation at Kurlup

CDT – Jadhav shivani mohan
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217123
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

CDT – Kekare Ankita Sardar
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217125
Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

CDT – Thik ashwini shamrao
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217127
Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

CDT – Mulani Anisa Raju
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217128
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

CDT – Panire Amruta Tanaji
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217129
Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

CDT – Patil Ankita Rajgonda
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217130
Pulse Polio immunisation at Kini

CDT – Patil Pooja Abaso
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217131
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

CDT – Patil Seema Suresh
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217132
Pulse Polio immunisation at Kodoli

CDT – Patil Sonal Sambhaji
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217134
Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

CDT – Yadav Payal krushnat
Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217136
Pulse Polio immunisation at Satave savarde

TOTAL PARTICIPATED
CADETS IN
PULSE POLIO
IMMUNISATION
PROGRAMME
=25
JAY HIND
THANK YOU

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pulse polio immunisation Presentation-1 (1).pptx

2. YASHWANTRAO CHAVAN WARANA MAHAVIDYALAYA WARANANAGAR Hon.Late.Shri. Tatyasaheb kore (Founder Chairman) Hon. Dr. Vinayraoji kore (Savkar) Hon.Dr.Vasanti Rasam (Administrative Officer) Hon.Prof. Dr. P. S. Chikurdekar (Principal)

3. • 6 MAH GIRLS BN NCC KOLHAPUR HON. Col. M. K. Tiwari sir (Commanding officer) HON. Maj. Gugamalathy A mam (Adm officer) HON. S.M SACHIN PATIL SIR

4. 6 MAH GIRLS BN NCC KOLHAPUR ANO – Lt. J. S GAIKWAD MAM Y.C.W.M WARANANAGAR DATE – 31st JAN 2021

6. CDT – Bedare Karishma Popat Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/584677 Pulse polio Immunisation at warananagar

7. CDT – Bhosale Snehal Sunil Reg. No. – MAH/SW/2018/584678 Pulse polio immunisation at warananagar

8. CDT – Bugale savita shivaji Reg. No. – MAH/SW/2018/584679 Pulse polio immunisation at warananagar

9. CDT – Garade pratiksha dattatray Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217103 Pulse Polio immunisation at Dewale

10. CDT – Jadhav Dipti krishant Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217104 Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

11. CDT – Jadhav neelam ranjeet Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217105 Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

12. CDT – Khot Shivani Sadhu Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217109 Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

13. CDT – Mane Anjali Manikrao Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217110 Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

14. CDT – Mane Priti Rajkumar Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2018/217111 Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

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25. CDT – Panire Amruta Tanaji Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217129 Pulse Polio immunisation at Warananagar

26. CDT – Patil Ankita Rajgonda Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217130 Pulse Polio immunisation at Kini

27. CDT – Patil Pooja Abaso Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217131 Pulse Polio immunisation at Ghunaki

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30. CDT – Yadav Payal krushnat Reg.no.- MAH/SW/2019/217136 Pulse Polio immunisation at Satave savarde

31. TOTAL PARTICIPATED CADETS IN PULSE POLIO IMMUNISATION PROGRAMME =25 JAY HIND THANK YOU

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