Nazneen patel biography of mahatma

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  • Apta: A house-wife-turned politician Nazneen K. Patel, was unanimously elected as the Sarpanch on Thursday in Apta Village.

    She has created history by becoming the first ever Muslim woman Sarpanch of Shiv Sena in the state. She is also the first for the party in the past six decades.

    The 2021 Panchayat polls were swept by the Maha Vikas Aghadi. The village had elected 11 members, including two from the Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party.

    Now Patel has got the top post reserved for women — in rotation from the PWP’s outgoing Sarpanch, Nikita D. Bhoir. Ahmedabad Mirror reported.

    Scores of Muslim women Sainiks turned out to celebrate Patel’s election. They were sporting dazzling saffron-black ‘hijabs’. Patel distributed sweets among them.

    Patel who took charge on Friday said that her entire focus would be on developmental issues for the village. The village has a population of around 10,000 comprising a mix of tribals, Marathas, Kolis, Brahmins, Muslims, etc.

    Apta is a coastal village located on the banks of the Patalganga River. PWP has held sway over Apta for past six decades, but now it has come under Shiv Sena’s control.

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    This was the second day of the three-day Congress session that charted the course of action for the party. The sessions were long until past midnight and very hectic and tiring for Gandhiji. 

    Dr Bhosle was with the Mahatma throughout that day where a sea of humanity had thronged to listen to his clarion call. Like with his other celebrity patients in the party, he had established a close bond with the Mahatma. The physician had realised that the Mahatma was greatly disturbed after the rally was over. He was not sure how the people in the country would react to his ‘Do or Die’ call. Did he do the right thing? What if the people did not respond peacefully, non-violently? 

    In the fourth revised edition of Dr Ramchandra Krishnarao Bhosle’s Marathi biography ‘Siddhahast’ released on March 11, 2021, journalist Dilip Chaware, has narrated how Gandhiji was overwhelmed by the people’s spontaneous response to his speech. It was punctuated by anti-British government and pro-Independence slogans. It appeared as if the people were willing to jump into the movement, here and now.

    Mr Chaware, now retired as a political Special Correspondent of the Times of India, had begun working on the biography that was first published on April 11 2003.  

    He met Dr Bhosle several times to cross-check facts when he spoke of the trauma he suffered on August 8 1942. It agonised him that the people would take a big risk if they jumped into the movement the next day. 

    After the day’s session, Dr Bhosle gave massage for three hours that soothed the Mahatma’s nerves and calmed him down to a peaceful sleep for the day.

    Dr Bhosle was trained at different sources beginning from Vienna Institute of Physical Medicine and Sir Herbert Barker, a British manipulative surgeon who had developed a highly successful technique specialising in knee and other damaged joints. Swami Nityanand from Vajreshwari, near Mumbai, was his spiritual guru. His numerous gurus from different walks of life included Indian

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