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• • Social educator • Yearsactive 1994-present Knownfor Spouse Shalinitai Deshmukh Children 2 Nivrutti Kashinath Deshmukh (born 9 January 1972) is an Indian Early life and education [ ] Indurikar was born on 9 January 1972 to a kirtankar father. Indorikar/Indurikar as part of his stage name. Kirtans at the age of 22. Kirtan style [ ] Indurikar is known for interlacing humorous relatable examples in his kirtans and thus is able to quickly strike a cord with the audience. First cassette of his kirtan was released in 2003 and soon became famous over the social media. According to He has been accused of promoting superstition. Controversies [ ] Teachers unions in Indurikar has made several controversial statements about woman. Some examples of these statements are: • "The wife of a man who does love marriage calls her husband by name. What a great shortcoming this is. We are men, men. Husband is husband. If my wife calls me single, why won't she gnash her teeth?" • "No matter how heavy the sandals are, what do you wear around your neck? Where are the sandals? She is a wife. She must be of that size." • "The less clothes there are on the body of the child, the more the child should be beaten." • "Tell the maid's wives, what do you do? Shame on you." • "Pori started dancing in front of Navradeva. At the wedding, check the family, who are yours?" • "Parents, check your daughters' hands. See if there is a bangle. Or a drowned religion?" • "Poryalabi was not left alone. She started...

The post-colonial era in India saw a clear dominance of British-established English dailies. The readership leaned towards a certain type of conventional journalism. And it was in this milieu that we launched Dainik Bhaskar in 1958. With its heightened Indian sensibility and attention to colloquial nuances, Dainik Bhaskar quickly became a household name. Its style of journalism was accessible, sharp and had a quintessentially local flavour. Something India related and responded to. Soon, Dainik Bhaskar became a significant catalyst of national change in news reporting. With 43 editions across 11 states, readership of 5.33 crore (Source: IRS Q4, 2019, TR, M+V) and a series of editorially-altered sub-editions, Dainik Bhaskar connects with India on a vast scale. The launch of Divya Bhaskar in Gujarat was a momentous step. The Group broke the language barrier with the launch of its Gujarati daily, Divya Bhaskar in 2003. A ground breaking twin contact survey program was conducted which addressed the reader's demands that had been so far shunned in this market. The need of the hour was a newspaper that catered to the choices and preferences of its readers. After surveying 12,00,000 households and comprehending their readership needs, Divya Bhaskar was launched and its very first edition ran into 4.52 lakh copies, a record-breaking debut. It is now an industry benchmark and its success story has become a case study by IIM-Ahmedabad. Today, Divya Bhaskar has 8 editions across Guja...

Get real time coverage of all the breaking local, national and global news. Stay updated with updated news and e-paper. India’s largest Newspaper Group “Dainik Bhaskar” brings to you a slick, fast & smooth News app for the latest news in Marathi, Marathi e-newspaper & News about your town. Dainik Bhaskar is India’s leading newsgroup in Hindi. We have extensive coverage of all cities in Maharashtra. List of cities that we cover include Ahmednagar, Akola, Buldhana, Amravati, Yavatmal, Aurangabad, Beed, Jalna, Waluj Mahanagar, Jalgaon, Bhusawal, Chalisgaon, Dhule, Nandurbar, Kolhapur, Mumbai, Nagpur, Nashik, Malegaon, Sinner, Pune, Solapur, Osmanabad Find all the news that matters from these categories - Local (City & Town), National, Global, Business, Sports, Health, Lifestyle, Tech & Auto. Feature List: City News: Divya Marathi brings to you news from all towns & cities of Maharashtra to your phone. You will never miss out on what is happening around you or in your hometown. You will get updates on all the local current events like politics, weather, traffic, etc. Epaper: Read the latest Marathi News epaper from your city. Get access to all epapers editions from till a year back for free. Download the epaper & read it anytime you want. Politics: Stay updated with all the latest news about politics from across the country. Get access to everything said by all the leading politicians from Narendra Modi to Rahul Gandhi. Be informed about all the policies & promises of ...

Divya Subhash Pugaonkar Bio : Born : 21 July 1996 Age : 27 Years Height : 5.5 Occupation : Actress Birthplace : Mumbai Divya Subhash Pugaonkar is an Indian actress who is currently making waves in the Marathi TV industry. She is best known for her role as Naina in the hit Marathi TV show “Mulgi Jhali Ho”. Born and raised in Mumbai, Divya developed an interest in acting at a young age. She started her career in the entertainment industry as a child artist and worked in several commercials and TV shows. However, it was her role in “Mulgi Jhali Ho” that brought her into the limelight and established her as a leading actress in the Marathi TV industry. Divya Subhash Pugaonkar Career : Divya’s portrayal of Naina in the show has been widely appreciated by audiences and critics alike. She brings a natural charm and honesty to the character, which makes her relatable and endearing to viewers. She is making her comback in new tv show “ One of the things that sets Divya apart as an actress is her ability to convey a range of emotions through her performances. Whether it is a scene that requires her to be vulnerable and emotional or one that demands strength and resilience, Divya always delivers a convincing performance. Her natural acting skills and screen presence make her a joy to watch on screen. In addition to her acting skills, Divya is also known for her dedication and hard work. She is deeply committed to her craft and spends a lot of time preparing for her roles. She is also...

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Dainik Bhaskar Group, has launched its fourth language daily and 60th edition – Divya Marathi from Auranagabd. The newspaper has been launched with a print run of 85,000 copies. Following this, an edition from Nasik will be launched shortly. Commenting on the launch of Dainik Divya Marathi, Sudhir Agarwal, managing director, DB Corp Limited said, “Undoubtedly, the response to Dainik Divya Marathi has been overwhelming from our readers and advertisers in Aurangabad city. The pre-launch surveys were one of the largest conducted in Aurangabad region and were an exciting challenge. Once again the results have reiterated our execution capabilities to meticulously plan and execute the pre-launch stages and launch the final product most successfully. The need for an unbiased and fearless news daily with the sole primary interest of social and economic development of Aurangabad has emerged as the foremost observation by respondents through an intensive door-to-door survey. We are delighted that Dainik Divya Marathi has emerged as a product with very strong content appealing to diverse readership categories and we are committed to making it a superlative vehicle to participate in and promote Aurangabad city’s socio-economic progress.” Prior to the launch of the newspaper in Auranagabad, the newspaper conducted a survey across 1,40,000 households through two programmes. Vinay Maheshwari, vice president, sales and market fevelopment added, “Dainik Bhaskar group is one of the most pro...