Our History
From the shores of coastal Karnataka to the heart of Mumbai, eight decades of seva, education and cultural continuity, anchored by the nearly thousand-year-old Shree Mahisha Mardhini Temple at Bagwadi.
The Kuladevi of the Mogaveeras of Bagwadi Hobli, a sacred heritage of nearly a thousand years, maintained by the community across generations.
Part of the wave of community awakening around India's independence, the Mogaveera Mahajana Seva Sangha is established to preserve identity, foster unity and promote education. It has maintained continuous presence and service ever since.
The Mogaveera Co-operative Bank Ltd. is established, going on to serve the community for nearly eight decades with savings, loans and safe deposit facilities across Mumbai.
The Sangha distributes scholarships to SSLC students in Kundapur, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to education.
Local units in Bagwadi Hobali, Mumbai and other towns hold annual cultural, academic and welfare programs under the Sangha's guidance. Members represent community pride at wider events such as Karnataka Rajyotsava. The Sangha's consistency over decades reflects the trust of the community it serves.
Past Committee Members (Archive)
A record of past office bearers. See the current committee for 2025.
Be part of the next chapter
The legacy continues with every new member and every act of seva.