The Marathi poet’s work often reflects on the myriad ways human bonds are fractured, exploring themes of alienation, fear, ...

India's transition from black and white to colour, from simple clothes to branded fancy clothes and from regional languages to Queen's English, thanks to globalisation. However, it has flip side too - ...

The poems, written in Marathi, speak of forests, displacement, democracy, culture, exploitation, and resilience.

On Tuesday, the state education department launched the first album which sets Marathi poetry to music. The department plans to do a similar thing for poems of other languages and multiplication ...

Indian actress and poetry presenter Spruha Joshi will be part of a poetry and music program Saturday in Columbus. Columbus Ganesh Mandal is hosting a playful Marathi poetry recital program, ...

The rich tradition of Marathi poetry was celebrated in Navi Mumbai through the Para-Kavya Vachan (Recitation of Others’ Poetry) competition, organized as part of the Classical Marathi Language Week by ...

Announcing the country's highest literary honour in New Delhi on Sunday, the selection board said Karandikar was "perhaps the most experimental and most comprehensive of all modern Marathi poets". The ...

Amitabh Bachchan honored Lata Mangeshkar by reciting a Marathi poem, receiving the Lata Deenanath Mangeshkar Award. He acknowledged her influence on his international performances and expressed ...

Navi Mumbai: The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has announced a week-long celebration October 3 to 9 to honor the recently designated status of Marathi as a Classical Language. 'Clever ...

Not only did Father Thomas Stephens – an English Jesuit – spend his entire life in Goa, he also wrote the first Konkani grammar book and an epic 11,000-line Marathi poem, now regarded as a classic.

Celebrated Marathi poet and author Manik Godghate, popularly known as ‘Grace,' passed away on Monday morning fighting cancer at the Dinanath Mangeshkar Hospital here. He was 75 years old. Known for ...