You will know the name of Kolhapur in Maharashtra for floods, but if someone says that there is a village where there is gold rains, will you believe? It seems filmy to hear, but it is absolutely true. This story is from Kasba Beed village of Karvir Taluke in Kolhapur district, which has a population of about 5-6 thousand. Temples, old inscriptions, Veeragal and most special even today, the old gold coins coming out of the ground are the identity of this small village.

According to the villagers, as soon as the rain starts and the antelope comes, these ancient gold coins are found on the roof of the farm-barn, the roads, even on the roof of the house. These coins are called gold fleet and it is believed that they belong to the Yadav period.

People of Kasba Beed get gold coins even today

A few days ago, Akkatai Jadhav of the village found a gold coin while working in the field, on which the lotus design and some letters on the other side were carved. Similarly, Tanaji Yadav and Mahadev Bidkar have also found gold postures on different occasions.

Manohar Patil found 11 gold coins

Another name in the village is quite famous-Manohar Patil. In the last five-six years, his house has got 11 gold currencies alone. He also gave some gifts to the guests, but the rest have been kept as blessings in the Deoghar (Puja Ghar) of the house.

Why do you get so many gold coins in Kasba Beed?

Now the big question is that why is it that only so many gold coins are found in Kasba Beed in the whole of Maharashtra? These coins have been found the most in the north, south and west parts of the village. About 50 gold currencies have been found here in the last five years, along with 210 Veeragal and many old inscriptions have also been found. The texture of homes is also like an old independent state here.

Demand for scientific research

The villagers want scientific and historical research on this mystery, so that the real reason is known and Kasba Beed gets a distinct identity on the tourism map of the country.

Birdev Siddhappa Dhone: The son of a Dhangarh village of Yamge village of Kagal tehsil of Kolhapur district of Maharashtra has done wonders. In the first time, the name of his family and state has also illuminated the UPSC examination pass. Dhangarh, son of Dhangarh, who wandered to graze a goat in the sun by wearing a blanket on the shoulder, Gandhi cap, wood and legs very big money, has passed the UPSC examination and he has secured 551 V rank.

Youth’s name Birudev Siddhappa Dhone

While leaving the cattle in his maternal uncle’s village, a friend came shouting loudly and told Birudev that Birudev you have passed the UPSC exam. The parents were there, they have become their son. It was understood so much and his parents and family joy with Birudev. Birudev is the first student passing UPSC exam from Kagal tehsil.

He took the Central Public Service Commission examination in 2024. At the age of 27, this exam has already been cracked in Birudev 551 V rank in Atamt. On Tuesday afternoon, the results of the Central Public Service Commission examination came out and Birudev was celebrated as soon as he got success in Yamge village of his Kagal tehsil.

Birudev’s mobile was missing and when he went to the police station to complain, the police did not help him, while Birudev decided that he would become an IPS officer and Birudev studied hard day and studying for 22 hours daily. He camped in Delhi for UPSC studies and illuminated the name of the parents.

In the tenth and twelfth grade, Birudev passed the top number at the Murgud center of Kagal tehsil and entered the SOEP Engineering College in Pune to study. Birudev’s father Siddhapa has also studied till the twelfth grade, but after that he lived his life while doing traditional business to graze his goats.

Seeing the dream of making Birudev a big officer, when Birudev went for the preparation of UPSC in Delhi, his father would take him a lot of trouble and send 10 to 12 thousand rupees and Birudev would live for the same amount. His father kept advising to do a separate job several times, but the insistence, Birudev finally became an IPS officer and his family members saw the days of happiness. Birudev’s brother is filling in the army.

Birudev’s parents and married sister and brother are such a family. If a son of a Dhangarh, he decided to pass the UPSC exam, he has proved that he has not given up. Now with this success of Birudev, the name of Birudev Dhone is being discussed in Kolhapur district as well as Maharashtra.