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Chapekar brothers article

The San
	School Girls
Regions with significant populations
	Gadchiroli, Maharashtra
Languages
	Madia
Religion
	Hindu
Related ethnic groups
	Gondi,

Haribhau Chapekar, Mumbai stay, kirtankar.

Krantiveer Chapekar Samarak Samiti

Tilak, Nivedata, Damodar's mother, Gita

Letter of Ganesh Shanker Dravid published ToI, complains about reward.

Informers the murder of Dravid

influence on Savarkar

Kelkar's quotation, more savarkar, soldiers beaten

Frontline article does not like Chapekar called revolutionaries

Krantiveer Chaphekar Smarak Samiti

statue of chapekar on ganeshkhind road

Rethink plague control measures 40 anniversary of Anglo-Indian war, second mutiny may take place

date of execution

murder scene during ganesh utsav

sedition report

Great grand-son lives in Dadar.
Maharashtra Government Publication, Historic Perspective: Resistance to British rule, retrieved 2009,22-06 {{citation}}: Check |author-link= value (help); Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); External link in |author-link= (help)

Before the century came to a close Hyderabad witnessed two sensational events arising out of the activities of Maratha revolutionaries in the State. The first was the arrival in Raicur in 1898 of Balakrishna Hari Chafekar, accused of the murders of Col. Ryand and Ayrest in Poona and the second the insurrection of Rav Saheb alias Baba Saheb in the district of BIQ in the year 1898-99.

In the year 1897 Balakrishna Hari Chafekar, involved in the murder of Ryand and Ayrest in Poona, was arrested by Mr. Stephenson in the district of Ralcur. For this arrest the Hyerabad Police received a reward from the Government of Bombay. Balakrishna Hari Chafekar seems to have stayed for more than six months in the hills between Kopbal and Gangawati in the district of Raicur. He attracted a great deal of sympathy from the local people.

In spite of the enquiries made by the Government of Bombay, the Hyderabad Police refused to reveal the names of the informers who were responsible for the arrest of Balakrishna Hari Chafekar. In the statement of distribution of reward the names of the informers have not been mentioned. The episode of the Chafekars will show how strong was the sympathy among the local population for the Chafekars and how deeply were the informers afraid of the revelation of their names. The arrest of Chafekar, which took place at the end of 1898, reveals the movements of Maratha revolutionaries in the State of Hyderabad. http://www.maharashtra.gov.in/english/gazetteer/Nanded/his1.html

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[11] [Gata means a field or plot.] system in which kharif crop is invariably light rice, generally sown broadcast; this is reaped in October, and the fields are again ploughed and cropped with gram, linseed and rabi pulses; occasionally wheat is the second crop. This system is quite distinct from the 'ordinary double-cropping, when pulses are sown as a catch-crop after rice; here, the light rice is a "catch" crop, and 'the second harvest is the more important; but the profits from the cultivation are high, because the outturn of the rice is heavy, and the expenses of transplantation are saved.^[5]

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