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- Q5276588 subject Q8899737.
- Q5276588 abstract "Dikwal is a village in Malvan Taluka of district Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, India were unknown cool, quite and beautiful historical area surrounded by hills on three sides, and about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from the Arabian Sea. Total area covered about 560 hectare as per Record. It is owned by the Gawade family, who are known as Gaonkar ("owner of village"). The Gawade family settled here from the village of Chowke and prior to that had come from the Gauda district of Karnataka. Local spoken language is Malvani.Villagers residing in this village are all farmers. Full day work in farm for their daily needs. Rice is a primary crop and supporting crops are taken with gardening i.e. Plantation. Most of them are working at city like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi etc. Some of them are doing business. Most of them visit to their native place in the month of May. This is a month of Hot Summer when in India is holiday for school students.In the month of December they perform God worship Festival called 'Dahikalo'. On this occasion all villagers come together to enjoy celebration. 'Dahikalo' is a Drama based on happenings in the life of god. Different stories performed in the front of Temple on Permanent Stage built for this purpose here in this village Dikwal.Education is also one of the reason which make them to settle in city. Here in Dikwal nearest market is Katta on the way to Malwan via Kasal too. Walking distance is about more than One and half hours. School at Dikwal is up to 4th standard. After that for next study students walk towards katta. At katta they can study up to twelfth standard.With efforts and help of villagers are able to build roads which helped to develop transport facilities. Now students can go to school with State Transport Bus (MSRTC).Nearest Railway Station is Sindhudurg situated on the route of Konkan Railway. This station area is also known as Oras. Oras is the city near Sindhudurg Station.".
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- Q5276588 name "Dikwal".
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- Q5276588 comment "Dikwal is a village in Malvan Taluka of district Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, India were unknown cool, quite and beautiful historical area surrounded by hills on three sides, and about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from the Arabian Sea. Total area covered about 560 hectare as per Record. It is owned by the Gawade family, who are known as Gaonkar ("owner of village"). The Gawade family settled here from the village of Chowke and prior to that had come from the Gauda district of Karnataka.".
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