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Hello folks !! You would be wondering about the most famous and productive club of Bhubaneswar, “The Bhubaneswar Club”. With time, this club has created huge progress in all possible developments. This club actually proved that with patience, hardwork and determination, you can make anything successful.

Back in the 1950, the club had started from only 23 members and at today’s date it is having a membership strength for more than 3000 members. This club holds various facilities with over 180 clubs all over the country and many even abroad. It’s journey from 1950 to present day is not less than an inspiring story of starting from scratch and creating fortune and prosperity through the love towards their work.


In this article, you will get all the knowledge about it’s history, objective, managing committee, facilities, and along with that you also will be provided with the correct information about the proper company details and contact details like club address, working hours and all contact details. So let’s go !!

History
Bhubaneswar Club logo
Back in 1946, the construction of the capital city of Odisha, Bhubaneswar began after which a lot of colonies were developed within a time frame of 4 years. It was that time period when the necessity of a club was felt as Bhubaneswar was predicted to be the source of all modern recreational facilities.

On 28th July 1949, the Govt. Architect Mr. J L Vaz was the one who proposed the idea of development of a club in Bhubaneswar. A meeting was held on the temporary circuit house which was next to Mr. Vaz’s residence, on 6th of August to discuss the modalities of formation of the club.


A 10 acre area, known as the Jhunjhunwala Garden at that time, owned by Late D K Jhunjhunwala, (which is the area where the station square and Ashoka market exists today) was finalized for christening the club in 1949. On 25th August 1949, the inauguration of the club was held which was hosted by Late Jhunjhunwala and the Raja sahib of Khallikote was invited as the Chief Guest.


On 15th January 1950 the Club finally got it’s registration under Companies Act and became Bhubaneswar Club Ltd. At that time club had only 23 members. The entrance fee was Rs 30 and Members’ subscription Rs.15 per month.

Objective
The Bhubaneswar Club
The main objective of the Bhubaneswar Club is to our ancient as well as modern arts, rich culture and sports make growth and diversification all around the country. Along with that the club always keep the tendency to provide every possible facility to the members and the guests of the members of this club. With so much of hardwork and efforts, this club at today’s date has actually become the brand name for promoting arts, culture and sports throughout the country. The entertainment and recreational events of the Club for the past years have attracted attention all over the country, specially the New Year Eve events having giant replicas of the Taj Mahal, The Titanic, The Pyramids, etc. as in the New Year’s Eve Celebrations of the Club year after year in continuum.