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Prabhakar Atmaram Padhye (1909 - 22 March 1984, Pune)

1909 - 22 March 1984, Pune

Prabhakar Atmaram Padhye (1909 - 22 March 1984, Pune) : Prabhakar Padhye edited a periodical named Dhanurdhari. He was a devoted member of the Socialist Party. He encouraged many young men to develop taste in literature and acted as their guide. His wife Kamal Padhye wrote her memoirs after Prabhakar Padhye's death. Padhye was a dedicated man of letters, a journalist, editor, story-writer, critic, travel-writer, novelist. His treatise 'Saundaryaanubhav' won Sahitya Akademi Award in 1980

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Subjects
Biography, Marathi literature, Aesthetics, Celebrities, Criticism and interpretation, Dialectical materialism, English literature, History and criticism, Intellectuals, Philosophical anthropology, Politics and government, Social conditions, Social reformers
Places
India, Maharashtra, Maharashtra (India), lectures Addresses, essays
People
Bal Sitaram Mardhekar, Cintāmaṇi Tryambaka Khānolakara, Gopal Ganesh Agarkar (1856-1895), Karl Marx (1818-1883), Rā. Bhā Pāṭaṇakara (1927-), Sane Guruji (1899-1950), Vāmana Malhāra Jośī (1882-1943), Vāmanarāva Jośī (1881-1956)
Time
1919-1947

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