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ramya

@rainbowgirl

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Posted: 13 years ago

#91

Originally posted by: shamrish

MARATHI PERSONALITIES

SPIRITUAL LEADERS AND SOCIAL REFORMERS

Amrish - did not know that Babasaheb Ambedkar was a spiritual leader - I always thought he was linked with Politics, philosophy, economist and a teacher. Thanks for this update.

Dr Ambedkar falls under a lot of categories and you got all the above right as well.
Plus he is widely known as a social reformist , hence in the category of Spiritual and reformers...
Hope that clarifies..

what happened to my suggestion to include Baba Amte? 😕 he was a social reformist wasn't he?

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shamrish

@shamrish

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Posted: 13 years ago

#92

Originally posted by: rainbowgirl

what happened to my suggestion to include Baba Amte? 😕 he was a social reformist wasn't he?

Ramya,
Baba Amte is already included in the category of Activists which will be presented later this week. Agree some personalities may fall under multiple categories and we did not want to repeat them each place.. Hope that is fine..

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-sahasra-

@-sahasra-

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+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#93

Hi

As usual I'm late latif in visiting this thread also.😳Sorry.

Coming to the thread-Brilliant work by all volunteers👏,liked the DUKT series👍🏼,I got answers for my doubts after reading your DUKT series😊

Seems everyone here knows all languages except me😳

Request/Suggestion:

At the end of each lesson can you give small assignments on that lesson(like some q's using the words you taught in your lesson).It'll be easy to learn that way(at least for me😳)

Thanks

Sahasra

Edited by -sahasra- - 13 years ago

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Aditi147

@Aditi147

Rocker

Posted: 13 years ago

#94

Originally posted by: -sahasra-
Hi

As usual I'm late latif in visiting this thread also.😳Sorry.

Coming to the thread-Brilliant work by all volunteers👏,liked the DUKT series👍🏼,I got answers for my doubts after reading your DUKT series😊

Seema everyone here knows all languages except me😳

Request/Suggestion:

At the end of each lesson can you give small assignments on that lesson(like some q's using the words you taught in your lesson).It'll be easy to learn that way(at least for me😳)

Thanks

Sahasra

thanx for the suggestion doc! we'll be implementing that from the next lesson 😊

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-sahasra-

@-sahasra-

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#95

Originally posted by: Aditi147

thanx for the suggestion doc! we'll be implementing that from the next lesson 😊

Thank u meri behna🤗

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shamrish

@shamrish

Rocker

Posted: 13 years ago

#96

MARATHI FOOD/CUISINES

There are many communities in the Indo-Aryan Marathi society which gives the cuisine much diversity. One can even say that the diversity extends to the family level because each family has its own combination of spices.
Majority of Maharashtrians do eat meat and eggs, but the Brahmin community is mostly lacto-vegetarian.

The staple food on Desh (Deccan plateau) is usually bhakri (In Maharashtra a flat bread preparation made using Indian millet called jowar, bajra or bajri), cooked vegetables, dal and rice.

The North Maharashtrians prefer "roti" though.

In the coastal Konkan region, rice is the traditional staple food. An aromatic variety of rice called Ambemohar is more popular amongst Marathi people than the internationally known basmati rice. Malavani Food uses more of wet coconut and coconut milk in the preparation.

In Vidarbha region the coconut is not used much in daily preparations but dry coconut is used in preparations like Spicy Savaji recipes or Mutton and chicken dishes.

"Thalipeeth" is a popular traditional breakfast bread that is prepared using "Bhajani", a mixture of many different varieties of roasted lentils.

Marathi Hindu people have fasting days. On most of these fasting days, traditional staple food like rice and chhapatis are to be avoided. However, milk products and non-native foods such as potatoes, peanut and sabudana preparations are allowed which result in a full rich alternative "fasting" cuisine.

Some Maharashtrian dishes like Sev bhaji, Misal Pav, Patodi are distinctly regional dishes inside Maharashtra.

In metropolitan areas like Mumbai or Pune, the pace of life makes fast food very popular. The most popular forms of fast food popular amongst Marathi people in these areas are: Bhaji, Vada pav, Misal Pav & Pav bhaji. More traditional ones are Sabudana Khichadi, Pohe, Upma, Sheera, Panipuri. Most of marathi fast food and snacks are purely lacto-vegetarian in nature.

In South Konkan, near Malvan, an independent exotic cuisine has developed called Malvani cuisine. It is predominantly non-vegetarian. Kombdi Vade, fish preparations and baked preparations are more popular here.

Desserts are an important part of Marathi food. Telpoli, Puran poli, Shrikhand, Basundi, Kheer, Gulab Jam, and Modak. Traditionally the desserts were associated with a particular festival, for example, modaks are prepared during the Ganpati festival. Pav Bhaji forms the part of Modern Marathi Foods.

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Riddhi (Ridzz)

@sandy118_RiDdHi

Sparkler

Posted: 13 years ago

#97

Namaskar Mandali

As indicated , we are serving food inhouse for our students to enjoy.
Also this way will get to spend more time learning Marathi than having to spend time going out to eat... 😃

Enjoy the food

Aditi , Amrish and Riddhi

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shamrish

@shamrish

Rocker

Posted: 13 years ago

#98

Namaskar Mandali

Hope u are enjoying the typical Marathi food being served .. While enjoying the paan, something to let your brains do some thinking..😉

Can you recognize what is in the picture below??

1st 2 Student's responding correctly get to share the delicacy above..

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Fariyal

@Fariyal

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#99

Originally posted by: shamrish
Namaskar Mandali

Hope u are enjoying the typical Marathi food being served .. While enjoying the paan, something to let your brains do some thinking..😉

Can you recognize what is in the picture below??

1st 2 Student's responding correctly get to share the delicacy above..

Modak laddu...Ganpati Bappa Maurya!

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ramya

@rainbowgirl

Rocker

Posted: 13 years ago

#100

Originally posted by: shamrish
Namaskar Mandali

Hope u are enjoying the typical Marathi food being served .. While enjoying the paan, something to let your brains do some thinking..😉

Can you recognize what is in the picture below??

1st 2 Student's responding correctly get to share the delicacy above..

modak 😛 ganapati bappa moriya 😆

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