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Jaducha Khada

Napiter Kotha

Muthuchi Manorajya

Rajach Karanja

Rabindranath Tagor

Jeanette Winter

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Writer: Rabindranath TagoreTranslate by: Padmini BiniwaleStoryteller: Sunanda HulyalkarLanguage: MarathiAdhar Babu lives upon the interest of the capital left him by his father. Only the brokers, negotiating loans, come to his drawing room and smoke the silver-chased hookah, and the clerks from the attorney's office discuss the terms of some mortgage or the amount of the stamp fees. He is so careful with his money that even the most dogged efforts of the boys from the local football club fail to make any impression on his pocket.At the time this story opens a new guest came into his household. After a long period of despair, his wife, Nanibala, bore him a son.The child resembled his mother,—large eyes, well-formed nose, and fair complexion. Ratikanta, Adharlal's protégé, gave verdict,—"He is worthy of this noble house." They named him Venugopal.

Writer: Rabindranath Tagore Translate by: Padmini Biniwale Storyteller: Sunanda Hulyalkar Language: Marathi Adhar Babu lives upon the interest of the capital left him by his father. Only the brokers, negotiating loans, come to his drawing room and smoke the silver-chased hookah, and the clerks from the attorney's office discuss the terms of some mortgage or the amount of the stamp fees. He is so careful with his money that even the most dogged efforts of the boys from the local football club fail to make any impression on his pocket. At the time this story opens a new guest came into his household. After a long period of despair, his wife, Nanibala, bore him a son. The child resembled his mother,—large eyes, well-formed nose, and fair complexion. Ratikanta, Adharlal's protégé, gave verdict,—"He is worthy of this noble house." They named him Venugopal.

Master Mahashay by Rabindranath Tagore (Marathi)