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Tirich—Rajan Khan Reflects on Jayprakash Sawant’s Marathi Translation
Writer Rajan Khan examines the literary strength, sensitivity and natural flow of Jayprakash Sawant’s Marathi translations…
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Writer Rajan Khan examines the literary strength, sensitivity and natural flow of Jayprakash Sawant’s Marathi translations…
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Ajay Deshmukh reviews “Hurduk,” Sukhdev Dhanke’s Shabdalay-published Marathi poetry collection exploring rural life, human pain…
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Renowned Marathi writer Dr Rajan Gavas highlights the importance of “Chhattisgarh, Niyogi’s Movement and the Spirit of Struggle,”…
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A significant Marathi newspaper article by Satish Kalsekar examining Kosala, Rajan Gavas’s Kalap, rural realities, social…
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This archival literary article explores the rural emotions, people and cultural landscape represented in poet Suresh Mohite’s…
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To mark the golden jubilee of Popular Prakashan, a series of book exhibitions and literary programmes was organised with…
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Yuvakanni Vachansanskriti Angikaraavi: Namdevrao Desai Yanche Aavahan; Pustak Pradarsanache Ughatan
Local Newspaper Report (Shrirampur News)
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...Mi Shabdansathi Jiv Gahanun Baslo (...I have put my life at stake for words)
Newspaper Article ("Divas Ase Hote..." column by Shashikant Shinde)
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Tarunamadhye Vachansanskriti Rujavi: Kalamkar (Reading culture should be instilled among youth: Kalamkar)
Newspaper Report (Nagar / Ahmednagar news)
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Maharashtra Times reports that Datta Patil’s play To Rajhans Ek was selected for the second-year B.A. Marathi syllabus at Dr…
Maharashtra Times, Nashik; staff report
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A newspaper feature traces how Sumati Lande, Shashikala Upadhye and Snehalata Kulkarni built their paths in Marathi publishing.
Maharashtra Times, Mala Malika: Ticha Pahila Thasa, Part 7
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Sumati Lande reflects on how easily conversations in mobile groups can become pointed, and why the way we address others matters.
Maharashtra Times, “Mala Vatta…” column