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Sulochana Belhekar Samajik Va Bahuuddeshiya Shikshan Sanstha's

Late P. V. Belhekar Mahavidyalaya

Bhanasahivare, Tal. Newasa, Dist. Ahmednagar 414609 | College Code: 1191

Affiliated to Kavikulguru Kalidas Sanskrit University, Ramtek, Nagpur

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Our Expert Faculty

Learn from dedicated and experienced educators.

Mr. Hemant Jagannath Ahire

Principal

Mtech / MBA / BE

Subject: General Studies-I / Foundation Course-I

Mr. Yogesh Vitthal Manal

Assistant Professor

MSC

Subject: General Studies-II / Foundation Course-II / Indian Knowledge System

Mr. Kakasaheb B. Walhekar

Assistant Professor

M.A. History

Subject: History / Indian Art And Culture (History)

Mr. Rathod Ramesh Kisan

Assistant Professor

M.A. English

Subject: English / Competitive English / Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability

Mr. Amol Sudhir Vighe

Assistant Professor

M.A. Geography

Subject: Geography / Indian Polity / Environmental Studies

Mr. Mahesh Balasaheb Avhad

Assistant Professor

M.A. Sanskrit

Subject: Sanskrit / Sanskrit Language & Literature

Mr. Nanasaheb C. Gaikwad

Assistant Professor

M.A. English

Subject: Environmental Studies

Mr. Ravindra Bhausaheb Adamne

Assistant Professor

M.Ed

Subject: Sports / Yoga and Life Science Education

Mr. Rambhau Govind Bhosale

Librarian

M.A. M.Lib

Role: Library Management

Mr. Ganesh Tryambak Kamble

Clerk

BA

Role: Administration

Academic Departments

Department of Marathi

Focuses on advanced literature, language skills, and historical Marathi texts. Dedicated to preserving regional culture.

Department of History

Explores ancient, medieval, and modern history, encouraging analytical research and critical thinking.

Department of Political Science

Engages students in civic duties, governance, international relations, and modern political theories.

Department of Sociology

Studies societal behavior, social issues, and prepares students for social work and community development.