Some of the unknown places in Maharashtra are very beautiful. Each of these places has some history. Most of the time we visit a famous place but from there we miss the unfamiliar historical place which is very close to it. Author Anurag Vaidya has introduced such places in this Maharashtrachi Shodyatra Advatevarchi Warsasthale book.
Nashik (Also known as Nashik) is located on the banks of the river Godavari, Nasik city and its environs have a rich history, but some places also have local stories. Most of the time it happens that we visit famous places in Nasik and its surroundings, But we rarely visit the places which are not well known due to lack of information. Author Anurag Vaidya in this Maharashtrachi Shodyatra Nasikchi WarsaSthale book gives information about the places which are not well known in Nasik.
After the abolition of Article 370, the special status of Kashmir was lost, but the emotional integration of Kashmir with the rest of India is still a long time away. This Kashmir Tevha ani Atta 370 Nantarchi Navi Pahat book written by Jayashri Desai is a must read for anyone who wants to look at Kashmir…beyond the wonderful tourist spots.
Shaniwarwadyatil Ratnashala book gives details of Ornaments and articles of gold and silver which were there in Shaniwarwada in Pune. This is the detailed list counted in 1783 AD. Author Bhaswati Soman has studied and given a detailed description of ornaments and other articles which were in personal collection of Balaji Vishwanath, Bajirao I, Nanasaheb Peshwe, Madhavrao and Ramabai Peshwa, Raghunathrao and Anandibai Peshwa, Bajirao II
Hukumatpanah RamchandraPant Amatya Charitra book contains detailed history of Ramchandra Pant Amatya. This book also contains history and present state of Bawada Jahagir, written by Saurabh Deshpande.
Pashchimi Kshatrapanchi Nani book describes coins of Western Kshatrapas. This book gives colour photos and information of all the coins of Kshatrap dynasty written by Ashutosh Patil.
ShivPratap DinVishesh book is the compilation of the day-by-day events in the lifetime of Shivaji Maharaj, from 1st January to 31st December. Tithi, Shak, Sanvatsar and day of the week of that dates are also mentioned by the author Uday Sankhe for easy reference. Each event in the life of Shivaji Maharaj has been majorly penned into a book form. Such is the inspiration of his life events. This book lists out the day–wise events related to Shivaji Maharaj, making it an easy reference of the diary of events. Reference is given to each and every event.
Mastani Ek Navin Drushtikon book gives detailed history of Mastani, who was from Bundelkhand and was a second wife of Thorale Bajirao Peshwe, written by Dr. Lata Aklujkar
India got independence in 1947, at that time Dr. Babasaheb had deeply studied the basic nature of Islam, the purpose of the Islam rulers invasions in India, the causes of the Hindu-Muslim conflict and so on. His views on Islam are given in the book Pakistan or the Partition of India, written in 1940. Editor Bharat Amdapure studied this book and compiled Babasaheb’s thoughts and perspectives on Islam and translated it into Marathi as Dr Babasaheb Ambedkaranchya Drushtitun Islam book.
While wandering, you can see many temples, idols, forts, Virgal, Gadhegal, caves, inscriptions. Beautiful idols of gods and goddesses, beautifully carved temples, forts built for the defense, inscriptions in Goa. Let’s read about it in a book Warsa Atitacha written by Shri. Pankaj Samel.
