Devarai means Scared Grove is a forest reserved for God. The origin, its antiquity and overall comprehensive study of Scared Grove is done by the author Dr. Vinaya Ghate in this Paramparik Harit Warsa Devraya book.
Pune Shaharacha Itihas is a reference book written by Dr. Avinash Sowani based on his study of the history of Pune city over the past thirty years.
Author has written this book in a very objective manner and it not only contains in-depth information about the history of the Pune city, but also includes the original references he studied, analysis, and commentary on them.
In addition, Dr. Sowani has also examined popular facts and legends that have no historical basis and has also scrutinized their veracity.
Moreover, this book also contains maps and photographs. No book has been published so far that provides comprehensive and coherent information on the history of Pune.
This book will fulfill this longing of scholars and they will get in-depth information about the history of Pune.
Also, this book will definitely be useful for readers who want detailed information about Pune and its development.
This is the fourth novel written by Dr. Avinash Sowani.
However, this novel cannot be considered as ‘fantasy’ without a doubt. It also has a slight edge of reality. This is because the hero of this story is the Vachaspati.
Vachaspati means that whatever comes out of his mouth, good or bad, is exactly true.
This novel depicts this transition in the life of such a different child and the impact of it on his life.
Therefore, the possibility that such a story, might not be just a ‘fantasy’, but may actually happen, which cannot be ruled out.
One of the most important markets in Pune is Budhwar Peth. Budhwar Peth was a traditional market. Even today, its identity is pretty much the same. Many important buildings, shops, temples, institutions, roads, squares, theaters of Pune were and are located in Budhwar Peth. But when some people think of Budhwar Peth, only the brothel comes to mind. There is history everywhere here. No one understands it, no one sees it. This book is to erase this wrong stigma attached to Budhwar Peth. The other side of the coin of this historical, heritage-rich, and prosperous city area has been brought to the fore by author Mr. Suprasad Puranik through his book Punyachi Samruddh Budhwar Peth.
Memsaheb refers to the wives of the British rulers who ruled India for 150 years. They were given a lot of freedom compared to Indian women. Using this, they traveled a lot, observed life in India and wrote down their experiences. Most of them have been well preserved which help us understand the social history of the British rule. This attempt to do so is narrated by author Dr. Vasudha Joshi in her Memsahebche Ayushya A Different Perspective on the British Raj book.
Through countless Abhangas, Ovis, Couplets, Padas, Bharudas, and Shlokas composed in their respective regional languages by saints from all regions of India. Even after hundreds of years, the sweetness of this sainthood remains undiminished. On the contrary, one gets the joy of discovering something new with every reading. The book Bharatiya Santkavi Ani Kavayitri, which introduces the biographies of some of the saints in India, has been written by H.Y. Kulkarni.
In 17th century, Shahajiraje Bhosle emerged as a beacon of vision, strategy, and courage. Revered as the architect of Swarajya and the father of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, his life is a saga of unyielding resilience and remarkable determination.
This book transcends the pages of history, Shahajiraje’s journey through ever changing political landscapes and his unparalleled service to multiple rulers.
From his valiant campaigns in the Deccan to his tumultuous relationship with the great powers of the time, Shahajiraje Bhosle’s journey is a tale of drama, intrigue and heroism.
Prepare to be inspired by the untold story of Mahabali Shahajiraje Bhosle And His Times written by Guruprasad Kanitkar.
In 17th century, Shahajiraje Bhosle emerged as a beacon of vision, strategy, and courage. Revered as the architect of Swarajya and the father of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, his life is a saga of unyielding resilience and remarkable determination.
This book transcends the pages of history, Shahajiraje’s journey through ever changing political landscapes and his unparalleled service to multiple rulers.
From his valiant campaigns in the Deccan to his tumultuous relationship with the great powers of the time, Shahajiraje Bhosle’s journey is a tale of drama, intrigue and heroism.
Prepare to be inspired by the untold story of Mahabali Shahajiraje Bhosle Vyakti ani Karya written by Guruprasad Kanitkar.
Chalukya was an important dynasty in India. They ruled over the Deccan plateau in South India. After the fall of the Satavahan and the Vakatak dynasties, the Chalukyas established their power in the south in about the sixth century. These Chalukyas of Badami ruled the region between the Vindhyachal Mountains and the Krishna River, which included Maharashtra in the west and Andhra Pradesh in the east, for about 200 years. Second Pulakesi had a well-equipped navy. This book Kon hote Chalukya is written by Anurag Vaidya.
The ancient city of Eran in Madhya Pradesh has a rich historical and cultural heritage. Evidence of Neolithic, Kayatha and Copper Age, Harappan Civilization, Maurya, Shunga, Satavahana, Shaka, Naga, Gupta, Hun, Gurjar-Pratihara, Parmar, Chandel, Kalachuri dynasties can be found in Eran.
The city of Eran, which gained importance from the Copper Age, was a royal center during the golden age of the Gupta dynasty. Eran has a huge Vishnu idol, Varaha idol and Garudastambha built during the Gupta period.
Samudragupta’s Prashati was found in the village of Eran. The original Hindi book was written by Dr. Mohanlal Chadhar and it has been translated into Marathi as Eran Ek Sanskrutik Warsa by Anurag Vaidya.
