Jotirao Phule
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by Tukaram Hanumantrao Pinjan
Jotirao delivered lectures not only in Pune but also outside the city. Dhondiram, Vithoba Guthal, Gyanoba Zagade, and others would…
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by Gajananrao Ganpatrao Phule
Anyone who wished to be a part of Satya Samaj would be asked by Jotirao to lift the plate of…
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by Sambha Bhaguji Hamand
He was highly vigilant about our punctuality in school, our progress in studies and so on. We were not allowed…
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by K. A. Keluskar
The Mahatma read aloud his article ‘Asud’ at the meeting. I don’t remember the entire text but the highlight for…
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by H. A. Talcherkar
When the S.P. refused to act, he immediately took him along to meet the Police Commissioner of Mumbai, Mr. Souter,…
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by Jacob B. Israel
Jotiba worked to provide education to oppressed castes, and it was his efforts that helped them enter trades and employment…
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The Phule We Remember: As Remembered by Govind Bhau Patil Dumbare
[Beginning September 24, The Satyashodhak has been publishing the translation of the Marathi book Amhi Pahilele Phule (ed. Sitaram Raikar,…
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The Phule We Remember: As remembered by Laxman Karadi Jaya Lingu
Whenever Jotirao visited Mumbai, he would call upon us. I saw him on at least four or five occasions. He…
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The Phule We Remember: As remembered by Gyanoba Krushnaji Sasane
Once, Tatya had accompanied the Telugu folks from Mumbai to the Telugu-speaking provinces. There, his speeches were simultaneously translated into…
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The Phule We Remember: As remembered by R. S. Ghadge
He was, in my earnest opinion, the only man in the history of Hindustan who fought, with unyielding resolve, for…
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