Literary treasure of Maharashtra’s ‘Master of Logic’ released
Hindustan TimesMumbai: If you’ve ever wondered why the state Secretariat in Maharashtra is called ‘Mantralaya’, look no further. Titled ‘Tarkteerth Laxmanshastri Joshi Samagra Vangmay’, this treasure trove of knowledge is now accessible to Marathi scholars, students and the literary community. On the significance of the project, Lavate told Hindustan Times that Joshi, the first president of the Marathi Encyclopaedia Committee, was a towering figure in Maharashtra’s intellectual and cultural landscape. During his incarceration, he gained the reputation as a scholar of Hindu dharma and learned English under the guidance of social reformer Vinobha Bhave.” Joshi’s contributions extended well beyond literature. During the release event, Kesarkar said, “With efforts like these, the legacy of Tarkateertha Laxmanshastri Joshi and his dedication to the Marathi language will continue to inspire and shape the literary and cultural landscape of Maharashtra for generations to come.” Throughout his life, Joshi received numerous prestigious awards.
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