Dnyaneshwari Parag Parāmarsha
Author's introduction
The author is a kirtankar of the traditional Warkari sect and his early education was at the 'Warkari Shikshan Sanstha' in Alandi. After that, he studied 'Nyayashastra', the most difficult subject in Sanskrit literature. Also M.A. from Pune University (Marathi), Also acquired Ph.D. on the subject of 'Warkari saints intrigue' from Marathwada University. At present, he is the mahant of Shrikshetra Bhagwangad and is teaching Dnyaneshwari and Sanskrit. The writer who have both traditional and modern studies. Every Thursday, his article is published in the daily Sakal under the heading 'Santsahitya Vishesh Chintan' from Marathwada, Nashik, and Nagar editions. The same articles are being published in a book form.
Author's introduction
The author is a kirtankar of the traditional Warkari sect and his early education was at the 'Warkari Shikshan Sanstha' in Alandi. After that, he studied 'Nyayashastra', the most difficult subject in Sanskrit literature. Also M.A. from Pune University (Marathi), Also acquired Ph.D. on the subject of 'Warkari saints intrigue' from Marathwada University. At present, he is the mahant of Shrikshetra Bhagwangad and is teaching Dnyaneshwari and Sanskrit. The writer who have both traditional and modern studies. Every Thursday, his article is published in the daily Sakal under the heading 'Santsahitya Vishesh Chintan' from Marathwada, Nashik, and Nagar editions. The same articles are being published in a book form.
Author's introduction
The author is a kirtankar of the traditional Warkari sect and his early education was at the 'Warkari Shikshan Sanstha' in Alandi. After that, he studied 'Nyayashastra', the most difficult subject in Sanskrit literature. Also M.A. from Pune University (Marathi), Also acquired Ph.D. on the subject of 'Warkari saints intrigue' from Marathwada University. At present, he is the mahant of Shrikshetra Bhagwangad and is teaching Dnyaneshwari and Sanskrit. The writer who have both traditional and modern studies. Every Thursday, his article is published in the daily Sakal under the heading 'Santsahitya Vishesh Chintan' from Marathwada, Nashik, and Nagar editions. The same articles are being published in a book form.