#Rahul Thakkar-Patil

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The Future of Amit Thakkar

After graduating from Hogwarts, Amit perused the career of a magical historian and worked alongside his close friend, Marie. He traveled to India a lot to study the wizarding relations between both India and the United Kingdom. There, while visiting Aurangabad, he met the woman who would later become his wife and a history professor at a school of magic in India, Varsha Patil.

He and Varsha would have two children together, their eldest, was a girl whom they named Nisha. An energetic girl who was certainly more outgoing than both of her parents combined. She was also extremely protective over her quiet, book loving, and shy younger brother, Rahul, who was a few years younger than her.

Rahul had at least one child, a daughter whom he named Dahlia. She enjoyed spending time with her grandparents and gained an immense love for books and learning from them. She even considered becoming a professor like her grandmother, but decided to work on more specific studies of magical history instead.

During her time at Hogwarts as a Ravenclaw student, she met two brothers who resided in Hufflepuff house named Hickory, Cypress and Oliver Khanna, however they always preferred to go by Corey, Cy and Ollie. Dahlia fell in love with the older of the three brothers, who was the heir to his family’s tree farm but also was quite friendly with Cy and Ollie.

Corey and Dahlia would later marry and have two children of their own, Rowan and Ashok Khanna, who were born in 1973 and 1982 respectively. Dahlia tried to have kids in between them, however the majority of the attempts ended up in miscarriages. The middle name of her daughter was decided to be ‘Varsha’ in honor of her great grandmother’s legacy

Dahlia deeply mourned her daughter after she was killed while at Hogwarts and she, along with her husband, debated sending their son there. However, they decided to send him there regardless as it did not make sense to send their son so far away from them after such a loss.

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The following Players are selected for the Training Camp of Azad Cricket Coaching Centre Mumbai For The New Academic Year 2017-18(i.e. October 2017 to September 2018).They are————U-16 Age Group 1. Rajesh Jilajeet Mourya. 2. Om Sawle Singh. 3. Shahid S Dalvi. 4. Hitesh Ganesh Sahu. 5. Sunny Sanjay Pandey. 6. Naman Pandurang Dalvi. 7. Navneet Ravi Pachimalta. 8. Shivam Mirgale. 9. Rajan Bhagwan Dayal Gupta. 10. Rishikesh Ramchandar Vemula. U-19 Age Group 1. Yograj P Yadav. 2. Aditya P Mishra. 3. Vijay Mangal Yadav. 4. Mukund S Mishra. 5. Harish Siken Yadav. 6. Ajay Basudev Paney. 7. Vaibhav Sunil Mishra. 8. Mrityunjay C. S. Choudhary. 9. Moin Aslam Memon. 10. Arjun Ramgresh Valmiki. 11. Vaibhav Tyagi. 12. Shafaq Aslam Shaikh. 13. Dev A Sharma. 14. Shahid Bhuddin Shaikh. 15. Sankalp Vijay Kadam. 16. Primce J Garasia. 17. Chirag Parmar. 18. Bhavesh Dwivedi. 19. Sachin Yadav. 20. Ganesh Jaiswar. 21. Sahil N Kale. 22. Afroz Khan. 23. Kunal Parlapelli. 24. Rohit Balaji Dudhbhate. 25. Sumit Singh. 26. Shubham Narendra Tilekar. 27. Vijay Yadav. 28. Shayam Chirapal Patil. 29. Nitesh Kumar Brijraj Shukla. 30. Bhargav Prakasash Shingala. U-23 Age Group 1. Jayesh Ratan Kanojiya. 2. Mahesh Kumar Yadav. 3. Mohd. Saem Usmani. 4. Mohd. Najeeb Riyaz Mulla. 5. Kaustubh K Chonkar. 6. Arun P Devendra. 7. Ravi Mukesh Thakkar. 8. Omkar S Kale. 9. Nikhil Sanjay Shinde. 10. Jaspal Arora. 11. Piyush Roshan Agarwal. 12. Kedar S Karalkar. 13. Kailas Rajendra Lotankar. 14. Chetan Mokal. 15. Shivam Satish Singh. Open Age Group 1. Shabbir Kasim Patel. 2. Abhishek Jayanti Singh. 3. Rahul Yadav. 4. Ganesh Bharat Naik. 5. Pratik Bhausaheb Jadhav. 6. Datta Shinde. 7. Akshay Ashok Dhaval. 8. Manoj C Shah. 9. Mayur Chavan. 10. Sai Kiran Amballa. The following above mentioned players are requested to complete their admission formality with Azad Cricket Coaching Centre Mumbai on or before Friday, 20th October 2017. Admission Time:-(Tuesday to Friday) Evening (05:00 p.m. to 06:00 p.m.). For further details contact Azad Cricket Coaching Centre Mumbai Coach Salim Ahmed on 9892276968/9323969961. (at Azadcricketcoachingcentre Mumbai)

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Aww, while bittersweet, I think this was still a beautiful way to connect Amit and Rowan and together 🥺💙💙

The Future of Amit Thakkar

After graduating from Hogwarts, Amit perused the career of a magical historian and worked alongside his close friend, Marie. He traveled to India a lot to study the wizarding relations between both India and the United Kingdom. There, while visiting Aurangabad, he met the woman who would later become his wife and a history professor at a school of magic in India, Varsha Patil.

He and Varsha would have two children together, their eldest, was a girl whom they named Nisha. An energetic girl who was certainly more outgoing than both of her parents combined. She was also extremely protective over her quiet, book loving, and shy younger brother, Rahul, who was a few years younger than her.

Rahul had at least one child, a daughter whom he named Dahlia. She enjoyed spending time with her grandparents and gained an immense love for books and learning from them. She even considered becoming a professor like her grandmother, but decided to work on more specific studies of magical history instead.

During her time at Hogwarts as a Ravenclaw student, she met two brothers who resided in Hufflepuff house named Hickory, Cypress and Oliver Khanna, however they always preferred to go by Corey, Cy and Ollie. Dahlia fell in love with the older of the three brothers, who was the heir to his family’s tree farm but also was quite friendly with Cy and Ollie.

Corey and Dahlia would later marry and have two children of their own, Rowan and Ashok Khanna, who were born in 1973 and 1982 respectively. Dahlia tried to have kids in between them, however the majority of the attempts ended up in miscarriages. The middle name of her daughter was decided to be ‘Varsha’ in honor of her great grandmother’s legacy

Dahlia deeply mourned her daughter after she was killed while at Hogwarts and she, along with her husband, debated sending their son there. However, they decided to send him there regardless as it did not make sense to send their son so far away from them after such a loss.