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Vasant Vyakhanmala (Spring-time Lecture Series), Pune, India – Since 1875!!!
Vasant Vyakhanmala (Spring time Lecture series) is a most remarkable undertaking. It’s an annual event that was first held in 1875 in Pune by social reformer Justice Ranade and is being held every year since. Many of India’s top leaders … Continue reading
Posted in Education, India, Pune City, Reform, Society
Tagged India, lecture series, maharashtra, Marathi, pune
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Notes & Speeches From Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti (Anti Superstition) Founder Dr Dabholkar’s Book Release
Yesterday I attended the book release of ‘Timiratuni Tejakadey’ by Dr Narendra Dabholkar, founder of Anti Superstition movement in Maharashtra, Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti. My notes & recordings from the event. I appreciate that the tweets / notes are currently in … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, India, Pune City, Reform, Society
Tagged India, maharashtra, Narendra Dabholkar, pune, social reform, superstitions
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Maharashtra Election Results – Vidhan Sabha 2009
The election results for the Maharashtra state assembly elections are supposed to be announced tomorrow (22nd Oct). Like every prior election, the Election Commission has again failed to provide a proper & functional website where you can get the election … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Elections, India
Tagged assembly elections, election commission, India, maharashtra, politics, pune, results, state elections, Vidhan Sabha
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Maharashtra State Assembly Elections – Pune Shivajinagar Seat Contestants
No Indian has anywhere near as much scope to change the destiny of other Indians as an elected representative in government. So like it or hate it, we have to take our netas and elections seriously. The assembly elections (Vidhan … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Elections, India, Pune City
Tagged Bharatiya Janata Party, India, maharashtra, mathkari, nimhan, politics, shirole, Shiv Sena, shivajinagar, Vidhan Sabha
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Maharashtra Premier League (MPL) T20 Cricket League Risks Mega Failure
I would love to be proven wrong and see the Maharashtra Premier League (MPL) 20-20 cricket league be successful. The MPL concept sure had the potential, but unfortunately the format and packaging makes it seem like the MPL will not … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, India, Sport
Tagged 20-20, cotton king, cricket league, deccan gymkhana, indian premier league, maharashtra, mpl, pyc, Sport, T20 Cricket
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Pune LokSabha Seat Candidates – India General Elections 2009
Candidates contesting for the Pune Loksabha seat in India’s General Elections 2009.
Posted in Democracy, Elections, India, Pune City, Thoughts
Tagged Bahujan Samaj Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, bjp, Elections, India, Indian National Congress, kalmadi, loksabha, maharashtra, politics, pune, shirole
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Dekho Dekho Kaun Aya… Hindustan Ka Sher Aya!
India’s general elections are just a month away and pre-poll campaigning is now heating up. I certainly would be voting but along with that I also intend to attend all political rallies that might be held anywhere near my place. … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Elections, India, Pune City
Tagged bjp, Elections, kalmadi, lok sabha, maharashtra, narendra modi, politics, prime minister
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Reverse Migration – Get Me Out Of The Big City
On our way back from a beautiful village on the Konkan coast, me and my wife got talking about why Indians are abandoning the vast countryside and moving to ever so cramped and inhospitable cities. We have long toyed with … Continue reading
Posted in Column, India, Pune City, Society
Tagged India, maharashtra, migrate, power, pune, reverse migration, town, village, water
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