The site tukaram.com was launched on Tukaram Jayanti
- 17th February, 2002 by eminent scholar Mr.Ram Bapat
in presence of editor of Saptahik Sakal Mr.Sada Dumbre.The
site is in memory of Tukaram scholar Barrister Babaji
Ganesh Paranjape 1889-1953 .The site has been designed
and developed under guidance of Tukaram Chair, University of Pune.
Dr.Sadanand More and Dilip Chitre were consulted at various stages during the making of the site. Dr.Sadanand More is recipient of Sahitya Akademi award 1998 for his Marathi book "Tukaram Darshan".The book is a work in cultural criticism.It is Tukaram-centric rewriting of cultural history of Maharashtra.Poet, film-maker and painter Dilip Chitre is winner of the Sahitya Akademi Award 1994 for his Marathi book of poems Ekoon Kavita-1 and the Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize 1994 for his
book "Says Tuka" English translation of the poetry of the 17th century Marathi poet Tukaram.
Nine translations from the book "Says Tuka" have
been included in The Longman Anthology of World
Literature Volume C The Early Modern Period
published by Pearson Longman, New York.Theirs is a major contribution to the site. Dilip Dhonde was Project Co-ordinator for the site.
www.tukaram.com is a multi lingual website on 17th century
poet Tukaram 1609-1650 .
The site is in 14 Indian and 8 foreign lanuages:
Indian:
Marathi - Dilip Chitre, Dr.Sadanand More, Ram Bapat and
Dr. Dilip Dhondge.
Hindi - Dr.Anandprakash Dixit , Shaila Lalwani and
Shriram Shikarkhane.
Konkani - Padmashree Suresh Amonkar.
Sindhi - Lachman Hardwani.
Rajasthani - Dr. Satyanarayan Swami.
Sanskrit - Pandit Mahadev Oak, Dr.D.K.Kharvandikar and
Asha Gurjar.
Koshur - Rajani Pathare Rajdan.
Bangla - Rabindranath Tagore.
Odiaa - Khageshwar Mahapatra.
Kannada - Viruspaksh Kulkarni.
Telugu - Bhalchandra Apte.
Gujarati - Kedarnath and Neelkanth Panchbhai.
Tamil - SasthaGopal.
Malayalam - N.E.Viswanath Iyer.
Foreign:
English - Mahatma Gandhi and Dilip Chitre.
French (Français) - Guy Poitevin.
German (Deutsch) - Dilip Chitre and Padmashree Lothar
Lutze.
Russian (Pусский язык) - Irina Glushkova,Anagha Bhat and
Sergei Serebriany.
Spanish (Español) - Elsa Cross.
Lithuanian (lietuvių kalba) - Jonas Skendelis.
Esperanto - Annirudha Banhatti.
and
Dutch (Nederlands) - Leo van Der Zalm .
The site is dedicated to Tukaram scholar Late Barrister
Babaji Ganesh Paranjape(1889-1953). The Marathi section has articles
by Dilip Chitre, Sadanand More and the late B G Paranjape.
The Hindi section has Mahatma Gandhi's foreword to the
1945 book Rashtragatha.
VARI - An Indian Pilgrimage is a cinema film of 90 minutes
length, with a television version of 60 minutes length.VARI
was entirely shot with a hand-held film camera by the
cinematographer-director Henning Stegmuller.It was recorded
live by Jan Betke.It was scripted and designed by the
late Dr. Gunther Sontheimer(1934-1992).Henning Stegmuller
saw the pilgrimage in the company of Professor Sontheimer 1987 before shooting it the following year 1988 .The video
clips link is available in English section - Piligrimage
Video.
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