The Club is formed for the NETWORKING in DHANGAR samaj and the the upliftment in Dhangar samaj The Dhangar (Sanskrit / Devanāgarī: धनगरHindi डांगर ) caste is primarily located in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The Dhangars of the Northern or Southern India are reasonably considered to belong to the same race. The word Dhangar is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Dhenu' or Cow. They are called by d
ifferent synonyms like Dhangar, Dhangad and Dhanpal. Dhang also means a hill or a mountain. During the times of hardship some people went to the mountains and hills with their sheep and cows and stayed in the forests: these people are called Dhangars. The “Ain-i-Akbari” describes them as being a proud, refractory and domineering race of Rajputs, living in the Basim Sircar and, with numerous armed forces, occupying the forts and controlling the surrounding districts. Their original home is said to be Gokul Vrindavan near Mathura. From Gokul they are said to be moved to Mewar and from Mewar to have spread into Gujarat and Maharashtra.
