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Savalee
2007-10-29 09:15:00 Nil-Rangi-Rangalehttp://www.esnips.com/do c/b45ace0d-23e3-4bc4-90d1-f5c1126b7464/Ni l-Rangi-RangaleVadal-Vegane-Yehttp://www. esnips.com/doc/4ef58b22-fe3b-47c4-b2ba-a7 a6771b50c5/Vadal-Vegane-Ye More About: Sava
Aai Shappath
2007-10-29 09:14:00 Dis-Char-Jalehttp://www.esnips.com/doc/50 e41df5-0360-450d-91fb-674d9c860b63/Dis-Ch ar-Jale More About: Path
Yanda Kartvya Aahe
2007-10-29 09:12:00 We-are-Honeymoonershttp://www.esnips.com/ doc/162f5ef2-754d-4238-97ad-2c46fa535179/ We-are-HoneymoonersZara-Zaval--Yehttp://w ww.esnips.com/doc/a92c408b-50c6-4173-9c62 -4fc57543fe4d/Zara-Zaval--YeAabhas-Hahttp ://www.esnips.com/doc/20c727a9-2a29-40f5- a6da-2188708ebbdd/Aabhas-Ha More About: Kart
Mukta
2007-10-29 08:42:00 Jai-Juicha-Gandh-Matilahttp://www.esnips. com/doc/85109298-61d3-4aa2-8f8d-0b2963f9a 009/Jai-Juicha-Gandh-MatilaValan-Vatataly ahttp://www.esnips.com/doc/ffaed08e-38be- 4b0f-8b43-0b5a30a230c0/Valan-Vatatalya
Marathi Albums-1
2007-10-29 08:32:00 ShivsenaGeethttp://www.esnips.com/doc/1a9 072c7-7027-4a00-9eea-d8d6b2dc38fd/Shivsen aGeetTula-Pahto-Mihttp://www.esnips.com/d oc/84d497cf-ff66-489a-a84a-08d97dcf855d/T ula-Pahto-MiEk-Maratha-Deshhttp://www.esn ips.com/doc/5ecba246-47b8-4a48-853c-e7cf0 b5f46c6/Ek-Maratha-DeshHi-My-Marathi http: //www.esnips.com/doc/62793039-b4b0-4042-9 915-1703f05992e2/Hi-My-MarathiPori-Yeera- keelashttp://www.esnips.com/doc/9cf4b5ca- c46f-4055-af3c-2b3699e91680/Pori-Yeera-ke elasRadha-Hi-Bawarihttp://www.esnips.com/ doc/27e38485-e7ab-46d1-b2f9-24c35eebbb02/ Radha-Hi-BawariItthun-Dhakkahttp://www.es nips.com/doc/7f92b639-50aa-4bf7-aeb7-e6e9 40b9c5a5/Itthun-DhakkaAngani-Mazya-Manchy ahttp://www.esnips.com/doc/9ba49e23-244e- 425b-804f-e6f0f9f5f9ca/Angani-Mazya-Manch yaYe-Na-Priyehttp://www.esnips.com/doc/33 da6000-8b29-4eb8-9cb9-9aef7b853605/Ye-Na- PriyeMala-Sanga-Sukhhttp://www.esnips.com /doc/109892e9-95f4-40e3-909c-bbb3a8c9ceda /Mala-Sanga-Sukh More About: Albums
Marathi Seials-1
2007-10-29 08:24:00 Kalat-Nakalathttp://www.esnips.com/doc/20 4b7b94-b573-4810-8d17-4a38db11c7ce/Kalat- NakalatPimpalPaanhttp://www.esnips.com/do c/79e6de92-7ec1-42ce-9143-0e4444ed31e8/Pi mpalPaanSoniachaUmbarahttp://www.esnips.c om/doc/a1da4f45-f93d-45de-824c-b6e023f2b0 d9/Soniacha-UmbaraGhadaly ?Bighadlayhttp://www.esnips.com/doc/3ab2d dc3-0282-4e5e-9a39-a83b488e8ad0/Ghadlay-B ighadlayHouse-Fullhttp://www.esnips.com/d oc/02c5f515-8ce3-4c84-8019-91e4edd9e8b2/H ouse-FullVastraharanhttp://www.esnips.com /doc/b273ae13-292d-4dc6-98dd-ff462b3519f5 /VastraharanHasya Samrat Comedy Showhttp://www.esnips.com/doc/0a2601eb-eb 03-4d02-aa22-b5f32283416d/Hasya-Samrat-Co medy-ShowAshwinihttp://www.esnips.com/doc /a56be2ae-76a9-4054-bd6f-cc886b522988/Ash wini-Title-songApali-Mansaehttp://www.esn ips.com/doc/c67da2c3-8511-4a47-8cd2-04a42 4af8dfb/Apali-MansaeZaale-Mokale-Aakashht tp://www.esnips.com/doc/29e7f120-67bd-48c 7-a240-27b9dc45f74a/Zaale-Mokale-AakashRi mjhimhttp://www.esnips.com/doc/cfb01695-0 e4a-428b-9157-1a2920fc3cf9/RimjhimJag... More About: Marathi
Samyukta Maharashtra
2007-10-26 16:17:00 The Indian National Congress was pledged to linguistic states, but the States Re-organisation Committee recommended a bi-lingual state for Maharashtra -Gujarat, with Mumbai as its capital. Its inauguration on November 1, 1956, caused a great political stir and, under the leadership of Keshavrao Jedhe, an all-party meeting was held in Pune and Samyukta Maharashtra Samiti was founded on February 6, 1956. In the second general election the Samiti defeated the stalwarts of Congress by securing 101 seats out of 133, including 12 from Mumbai. The Congress could form a government only with the support of Gujarat, Marathwada and Vidarbha. Yeshwantrao Chavan became the first Chief Minister of the bi-lingual Bombay State. SM Joshi, SA Dange, NG Gore and PK Atre fought relentlessly for Samyukta Maharashtra, even at the cost of sacrificing the lives of several people and finally succeeded in convincing Congress leaders that Maharashtra should form a separate state. The resignation of CD Deshmukh... More About: Hara
Social Reform Movement
2007-10-26 16:16:00 The social reform movement of 19th century Maharashtra was the result of the impact of Western education on the elite of Mumbai and Pune. Reform ists tried to examine critically their social system and religious beliefs and gave priority to social reform as against political freedom. In their reform efforts, they had to contend with stiff opposition from the conservatives. Foremost among them were Balshastri Jambhekar (1812-1846), who condemned the evil customs of sati and female infanticide, Gopal Hari Deshmukh (1823-1892) who, through his shatpatre (a bunch of letters numbering 100) attacked orthodox Brahmans opposing social and religious reforms and Jotirao Govindrao Phule (1827-1890) who revolted against the unjust caste system, and upheld the cause of untouchables and education of women of lower castes. Ramkrishna Gopal Bhandarkar (1837-1925) and Justice Ranade (1842-1901) were the pioneers of Prarthana Samaj, an organisation for general, social and religious reform. Gopal Ganes... More About: Social
Maharashtra's Role in the Freedom Movement
2007-10-26 16:16:00 The first session of the Indian National Congress was held in Maharashtra (Mumbai) in 1885. Justice Ranade provided a theoretical base for the national movement by advocating liberalism and starting several institutions for moulding public opinion on social, economic and political problems. Dadabhoy Naoroji, Pherozshah Mehta and Dinshaw Wachha, prominent Parsis of Mumbai, were leaders of the Indian National Congress. Two outstanding national leaders of Maharashtra between 1890-1920 were Bal Gangadhar Tilak (1856-1920) and Gopal Krishna Gokhale (1866-1915). Tilak drew the masses into national politics through his community festivals in praise of Shivaji and Ganesh. He condemned the moderates' policy of 'mendicancy' and declared that Swaraj was his birthright. He was called the "father of political unrest in India." Gokhale, the true disciple of Justice Ranade, and essentially a leader of the elite adopted the policy of conciliation and compromise. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, the fou... More About: Freedom , Role , Hara
The British
2007-10-26 16:15:00 In the 17th century, the British East India Company struggled to secure commercial monopoly on the West coast and regarded the growing power of Shivaji as a potential danger. Shivaji shrewdly guessed of British intentions of territorial acquisition under the guise of trade and commerce. But the Peshwas did not anticipate the opportunist British mentality; Peshwa Nanasahab invited them to crush the Angres of Kolaba in 1754. The Maratha thus dug their own grave. In the Madras Military consultations of April 17, 1770, it was recorded that, "It has always been allowed and that too with reason, that nothing can reduce the Maratha power but dissension among themselves, and it is fortunate for the other powers in Hindustan that the Maratha chiefs were always ready to take every advantage of each other."The most successful British statesman in routing out Maratha power was Mountstuart Elphinstone, who occupied the office of Resident (Pune) in 1811. He slowly worked for the fall of the Marat...
The Peshwas
2007-10-26 16:13:00 Under Shahu, the Bhat family of Shrivardhan (Raigad) came to prominence and the Chitpavan Brahman Balaji Vishwanath Bhat (1713-1720), who had helped Shahu to strengthen his position, became his Peshwa (prime minister) and brought in the sanads (deeds) of Swaraj, Chauth and Sardeshmukhi from the Mughals. His son, Peshwa Bajirao I (1720-1740), attempted to break the narrow limits of Maharashtra by adopting a forward policy and building Maratha power on the ruins of the Mughal empire. He installed the Maratha sardars in the North, who later developed the Maratha confederacy. Gujarat, Malwa, Bundelkhand came under Maratha control and a new band of sardars such as Shinde, Holkar, Gaikwad and Pawar came to prominence.Historians regard Bajirao I the founder of Greater Maharashtra, because it was under his reign that Maharashtra became the centre of Indian politics. During his short career, he established Marathi supremacy in the Deccan and political hegemony in the North. His son, Balaji (...
The Muslim Interlude
2007-10-26 16:12:00 Ala-ud-din Khalji was the first Muslim sultan of the North who penetrated the Deccan in AD 1296, defeated the Yadavas and impoverished the dynasty by carrying away a huge booty. Malik Kafur, his lieutenant, completed his missions and, by 1310, Yadava rule came to an end.Muhammad Tughluq (1324-1350), who extended his authority up to Madurai in the South, emulated Ala-ud-din Khalji?s example. However, his experiment of transferring his capital from Delhi to Daulatabad was a failure. The fall of the Tughluqs gave rise to a new Muslim power in the Deccan under the leadership of Sultan Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahamani in 1347, and the Bahamani dynasty lasted nearly 150 years. Deogiri, or Daulatabad, was for a while the capital of the Bahamanis. By the 16th century, the Bahamani kingdom was parcelled out into five independent regions - Qutb Shah (Golkonda), Nizam Shah (Admednagar), Imad Shah (Varhad), Adil Shah (Bijapur) and Barid Shah (Bidar), which included parts of Maharashtra. In order to pr...
The Marathas
2007-10-26 16:12:00 The Marathas dominated the political scene in Maharashtra from the middle of the 17th century to the early 19th century. Although for historical purposes the term 'Maratha' is used in a comprehensive sense to include all Marathi speaking people, in actual fact the word signifies the distinct community which has dominated the political scene of Maharashtra since medieval times. Who were these Marathas? The origin of the Marathi-speaking community of Maharashtra cannot be identified with certainty. Whether the term itself is derived from Maharashtra or whether the land assumes the name from its dwellers is difficult to say. Although Risley's theory of the Scytho-Dravindian origin of the Marathas is now discarded, it cannot be denied that there exists a great admixture of aboriginal tribal elements in the Marathas, of all grades. Several Maratha clans are totemic: Khandoba (sword father) and Bhavani (mother goddess), the two chief deities of the Marathas, are aboriginal in character...
Mauryas to Yadavas: c.220 BC to AD 1310
2007-10-26 16:11:00 The Mauryan empire expanded southwards to include the Konkan region of Maharashtra. The policies of the rulers led to flourishing trade and the development of Buddhist learning in that region. With the disintegration of the Mauryan Empire, Maharashtra came under the rule of the Satavahanas.The first well-known rulers of Maharashtra were the Satavahanas (c.230 BC to AD 225), with Pratishthana (Paithan) as their capital. The dynasty, founded by Simmuk Satavahan, representsa significant phase in the political, cultural and social history of Maharashtra. Hala, the seventh ruler of the Satavahanas, composed the famous Gatha-Saptashati, a Maharastri-Prakrit kavya (poem). The Satavahanas inaugurated the Shalivahana Shaka of the Hindus. The empire crumbled because of internal feuds among its vassals.The Vakatakas (AD 250 to 525) brought the Vidarbha region under their rule and, during that period, Maharashtra witnessed an overall development in the fields of learning, the arts and religion ...
History
2007-10-26 16:10:00 The Chinese pilgrim, Hiun Tsang, visited Maharashtra during AD 640-641 and was very impressed by the prosperity of the country, the efficiency of the administration and the character of the people. He called the land Mo-ho-lo-cha (Moholesh), and was perhaps the first person to discuss the region and its people. He says: "The soil is rich and fertile and it is regularly cultivated and very productive. Men are fond of learning and studying both heretical and orthodox books. The disposition of the people is honest and simple; they are tall in stature and of a stern and vindictive character. To their benefactors, they are grateful; to their enemies, relentless. If they are insulted, they will risk their lives to avenge themselves. If they are asked to help one in distress, they will forget themselves in their haste to render assistance."The antiquity of this region can be traced to approximately the 3rd century BC, which is when the Maharastri language, a Prakrit corruption of Sanskrit ... More About: History
Prehistoric Maharashtra
2007-10-26 16:04:00 The Hunter-gatherers Some two or three hundred millennia ago, in the Lower Palaeolithic period, early man wandered through Maharashtra , as her did through other parts of the country. Small groups of people, organised into bands of 20 or 30, occupied the valleys of the Ghod, Bhima, Pravara, Godavari and Wainganga rivers. They led a nomadic existence, and subsisted on wild game, fruit and plants. They forged tools of stone, mostly of basaltic trap, which was abundant in the form of pebbles along the riverbanks. Their basic tool kit consisted of the handaxe, an all-purpose tool for cutting and digging, cleavers for scraping hides, and choppers. They may have used wooden sticks, sharpening the ends into points, for hunting. They hunted animals such as the wild elephant and the wild bull, fossil remains of which have been found at Nevasa (Ahmednagar District) and in large numbers at Dhanegaon on the Manjra, a tributary of the Godavari in Osmanabad district.The climate then was more arid ... More About: Prehistoric , Hara
Festival Delicacies
2007-10-26 16:02:00 Maharashtrians celebrate their festivals with characteristic fervour and food forms an integral part of the celebrations. Special sweetmeats are identified with particular festivals: DiwaliDiwali inspires a variety mouth-watering preparations like karanji, chakli, kadboli, anarsa, shankarpali and ladoos, consumed in Maharashtrian households by children and adults alike.Ganesh ChaturthiThe most delectable offerings during Ganesh Chaturthi are modaks, small rice or wheat flour dumplings stuffed with coconut and jaggery. They are best when served with shudh ghee.HoliOn this spring festival day, people enjoy a puran poli, a sweet, stuffed chappati made of channa dal and refined flour (maida), served warm with clarified butter or a bowl of milk. Other delicacies prepared exclusively for festival days are shrikand, motichur ladoo, basundi and kheer. More About: Festival , Cuisine , Deli
Region Delicacies
2007-10-26 15:57:00 The saying 'Anna he poornabrahma' aptly summarises what Maharashtrians feel about the food they cook. They consider 'anna', or food, equal to 'Brahma', or the creator of the universe. Food is God, to be worshipped. Little wonder that Maharashtrian cuisine not only fills the stomach, but also fills the soul - with content! The cuisine of Maharashtra is largely influenced by the landscape, the people and the crops grown in various regions. It is not only memorable for its subtle variety and strong flavours, but also because of the legendary hospitality of Maharashtrians. In affluent homes, feasts often start at mid-day and end when the sun turns towards the western horizon.The people are known for the aesthetic presentation of food, which adds extra allure to the feasts. For instance, in formal meals, it is a practice to sing sacred verses to dedicate the meal to God. The guests sit on floor rugs or red wooden seats and eat from silver or metal thalis and bowls placed on a raise... More About: Cuisine , Deli , Region
Modern Festivals of Maharashtra
2007-10-26 15:53:00 Every year, MTDC seeks to present the myriad facets of Maharashtra 's rich heritage of the performing arts through a series of festivals held at important cultural centres. The years have added a mesmerising allure to these events, now avidly awaited by lovers of Indian music, art and culture, who appreciate the artistry of India's leading exponents of classical music and dance who come from all over the country to perform at the festivals.Pune FestivalLord Ganesh, or Ganpati as He is popularly called in Maharashtra, is among the most beloved of Hindu Gods. As Ganesh Chaturthi - his day of birth - approaches every year in August-September, so does the Pune Festival, a celebration of art and culture, song and dance, custom and tradition. Originally conceived as a localised cultural event, the Pune Festival has, over the years, gained national and international stature and evolved into one of India's landmark cultural happenings. It is one of the few festivals that has been consiste... More About: Festivals , Modern , Cultures , Hara Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: Compilation failed: nothing to repeat at offset 0 in /home/blogtop/public_html/blogdetails.php on line 143
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