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Nimbalkar Family

When in the eighteenth century the Nimbalkar family received the tract round Bhusawal in the Khandesh District with a commission for collecting chauth and sirdseshmukhi on behalf of the peshwa, their chief Mankaris or councilors were the Pandits. This family resided in Nimar for a century and-a-half and after the annexation were Kamaishdars or revenue-collectors under the Political Agent. Raoji Rajaram Pandit rendered valuable services during the Mutiny.
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12/02/2026

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