SHAHU MAHARAJANCHYA ATHAVANI
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Book Details:
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Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
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Language: Marathi
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Edition: 3
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ISBN: 9789357203951
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Pages: 112
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Cover: Paperback
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Publishing Year: June 1950
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Category: Research Based
About The Book:
This remarkable collection, compiled by Bhai Madhavrao Bagal, offers an intimate glimpse into the life and personality of the revered Shahu Maharaj. Through the memories and reminiscences of those who had the honor of spending time with him, the book paints a detailed picture of his character, values, and vision.
Shahu Maharaj, known for his progressive and visionary leadership, demonstrated humility, kindness, and an unwavering commitment to justice. The book recounts personal stories that highlight Maharaj’s openness to all, regardless of caste or status. One notable incident describes how, despite the prevalent caste discrimination, Maharaj accepted the chanting of shlokas by Narayan Bhatji, a member of the Shudra community, during his visit to Prayag.
Further, Maharaj’s compassion and concern for social reform are showcased in his support for a helpless widow, acting on the advice of trusted Brahmins like Govindrao Tembe. His personal humility is evident in anecdotes, such as his visits to tea shops and his strong stance against caste-based discrimination when he reprimanded his brother-in-law for ordering an attendant to remove his shoes.
The book also highlights Maharaj’s encouragement of the arts, including his patronage of renowned artists such as Balgandharva and Abalal Rahiman. Through these recollections, we see Shahu Maharaj as not only a ruler but also a visionary, an advocate for justice, and a truly compassionate leader who understood the importance of progress, equality, and culture in shaping a better society.


