Contribution of many revolutionaries to Indian independence – Nandu alias Sadanand Phadke

Pune (Voice news service):- Gathering is the basic core of the Literary Conference which was held for nationalism. The ultimate goal is to strengthen the nation, and the gathering of the tools for its creation is the Literature gathering. The word literature should not be limited. If we want to look forward to the future, we cannot forget the past. Many revolutionaries have contributed to Indian independence. Nandu alias Sadanand Phadke, president of the conference, expressed the need to consider the period when we got independence.
Karnala Charitable Trust Pune by patriotic lexicographer Chandrakant Shahas. dedicated to the theme of contribution of Marathi literature in Indian Freedom Struggle on the occasion of Amrit Mahotsava year of Indian Independence. one-day Literature conference was organized at the Anna Bhau Sathe Auditorium, in association with the Marathi Language Preservation Committee, Pune Municipal Corporation, Champion Academy Pune.
On this occasion, Kedar Takalkar who has achieved great achievements in the field of literature, education and culture was felicitated by Mr. The first Jeevan Gaurav Award was given to Urmilatai Karad (Literature and Poet) while Rajkumar Singh Solanki who has performed brilliantly in the field of education was given an honorary degree. President Akhil Bharatiya Sahitya Sammelan Pune Shyam Bhurke, founder Rajkumar Singh Solanki, senior thinker Shital Patil, joint commissioner Shivaji Daundkar, working president Nandini Shahasane and other dignitaries were present on this occasion.
In the inaugural session of the conference 16 books and souvenirs were released on the subjects of martyrs of the Indian freedom struggle, environment. At 8:45 in the morning, children, students and women in various costumes of the revolutionaries participated in the Granth dindi by hanging 120 photographs of the martyrs of Maharashtra around their necks. This overwhelmed the atmosphere of Granth Dindi. The program was moderated by Madhuri Joshi while introduction was given by Nandini Shahas and vote of thanks by Chandrakant Shahasane.