Jotirao Phule
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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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The Phule We Remember: As remembered by Mahadu Sahadu Waghole
Jotirao had printed advertisements in big type, akin to theater-play posters, to stick on the city walls. I was in…
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The Phule We Remember: As remembered by Lakshmanrao Devrao Thosar
Phule’s house had two-three rooms and a courtyard. It would always be clean and in order. One was likely to…
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The Phule We Remember: As remembered by Damodar Savalaram Yande
When the Ruler of the Baroda State, His Highness Late Sayajirao Maharaj Gaekwad, came of age and took over the…
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The Phule We Remember: An Introduction by Sitaram Raikar
We are pleased to present a compilation of memories titled The Phule We Remember to our readers. These memories were…
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Film review: ‘Satyashodhak’ — A missed opportunity
As much as there are film-making liberties and historically dicey formulations, it is difficult to overlook the perfunctory character building…
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Cynthia Farrar — Missionary woman who inspired Jotirao Phule
Cynthia Farrar (1795–1862) was an American missionary who ran schools for girls in the Bombay Presidency. When she was a…
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People must visit Samata Bhoomi in large numbers: Baudhkaro
Vruttant Manwatkar and Krittika Aveira at Phule Wada, also known as Samata Bhoomi, in Pune. India recently celebrated the birth…
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