#jejuri

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Jejuri Arun Kolatkar

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The list of places I wanna go is getting longer and longer and yet I am stuck in my bedroom doing nothing

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Khandoba temple of Jejuri, Maharashtra (via Instagram: Saurabh Sharad Bhattikar @saoorabh)

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Kolatkar as a Poet of the City

Kolatkar as a Poet of the City

Arun Kolatkar is an influential and well-known Indian poet. He is an accomplished poet who writes in both Marathi and English. For ‘Jejuri,’ he won the Commonwealth Poetry Prize in 1977. He gained notoriety and prominence as a result of this publication. Kolatkar’s poems are outstanding in terms of subjects and stylistic structure. His sensibility has been described as neutral, calm, sardonic,…

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Arun Kolatkar - 'Station Dog', Jejuri (1976).

Charles Bukowski - 'dog', Love is a Dog from Hell (1977).

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A woman seeks blessings from stone idols of animals which are donated to the temple by devotees on the fulfillment of a wish or after a good harvest. Jejuri, Maharashtra, photo by Jayati Saha

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Top Shot: Turmeric in Motion

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Your Shot photographer Ankur Tambde documented the motion in a crowd celebrating at the Bhandara Festival, also known as the Festival of Turmeric, in Jejuri, India. The town enthusiastically celebrates Lord Khandoba’s victories against demons by covering the town in turmeric to symbolize sunlight. Photograph by Ankur Tambde

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RP 4 a by Upadhye Guruji