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The document summarizes a geology tour that took place on 23/08/2014. It lists locations visited - Ramling and Dharashiv Leni Caves in Osmanabad. It notes the faculty accompanying the trip - Dr. P.D. Mali, Prof. S.B. Gosavi, and Miss. Pallavi Machcha. It provides details of the student - Basavaraj Vittal Pachapur of S.E. Civil class, Roll No. 4040. The document certifies that the student satisfactorily completed the tour report in Engineering Geology for the 2014-2015 academic year.
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- 1. DATE: 23/08/2014. VISITING PLACES: 1)1)1)1) RAMLINGRAMLINGRAMLINGRAMLING (DIST(DIST(DIST(DIST----OSMANABAD)OSMANABAD)OSMANABAD)OSMANABAD).... 2)2)2)2) DHARASHIVDHARASHIVDHARASHIVDHARASHIV LENI (CAVES)LENI (CAVES)LENI (CAVES)LENI (CAVES).... LATITUDE 18.1956678 LONITUDE 76.00981389 FACULTY ACCOMPANIED: 1)1)1)1) Dr.P.D.MALI SIR.Dr.P.D.MALI SIR.Dr.P.D.MALI SIR.Dr.P.D.MALI SIR. 2)2)2)2) Prof.S.B.GOSAVI SIR.Prof.S.B.GOSAVI SIR.Prof.S.B.GOSAVI SIR.Prof.S.B.GOSAVI SIR. 3)3)3)3) Miss.PALLAVI MACHCHA MADAMMiss.PALLAVI MACHCHA MADAMMiss.PALLAVI MACHCHA MADAMMiss.PALLAVI MACHCHA MADAM.... STUDENT NAME : BASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPURBASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPURBASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPURBASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPUR.... CLASS : S.E.S.E.S.E.S.E. (CIVIL)(CIVIL)(CIVIL)(CIVIL) ROLL NO : 40404040 ACADEMEMIC YEAR: 2014201420142014----2015201520152015 LATITUDE 18.8333962 LONGITUDE 74.3404183 GEOLOGY TOURGEOLOGY TOURGEOLOGY TOURGEOLOGY TOUR REPORTREPORTREPORTREPORT
- 2. Certified that, Mr.Mr.Mr.Mr. BASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPURBASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPURBASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPURBASAVARAJ VITTAL PACHAPUR Roll No. 40404040 of S.E. CIVILS.E. CIVILS.E. CIVILS.E. CIVIL Class has completed satisfactorily the tour report in the subject ENGINEERING GEOLOGYENGINEERING GEOLOGYENGINEERING GEOLOGYENGINEERING GEOLOGY during the year 2014201420142014----2015201520152015 Date: Subject In-charge Principal