Bøger af Vishwas Patil

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RANANGAN IS A HISTORICAL PLAY WRITTEN BY WELL-KNOWN MARATHI AUTHOR SHRI VISHWAS PATIL. THE PLAY IS BASED ON THE THIRD BATTLE OF PANIPAT ON 14TH JANUARY 1761 BETWEEN MARATHAS AND AFGHAN EMPEROR AHMED SHAH ABDALI. THE BATTLE TOOK PLACE IN A VILLAGE CALLED PANIPAT NEAR DELHI (INDIA) IN THE 18TH CENTURY. THERE WAS AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE MARATHAS & MUGHALS WHICH WAS KNOWN AS `AHMADIYA KARAAR ( AHMADIYA AGREEMENT ). AS PER THIS AGREEMENT, MARATHAS WOULD DEFEND THE MUGHALS WHENEVER IN DANGER. AFGHAN EMPEROR AHMED SHAH ABDALI PLANNED TO ATTACK MUGHALS AND CAPTURE DELHI. WHEN THE MARATHAS GOT THIS NEWS, ALONG WITH 1 LACK SOLDIERS THEY MARCHED TOWARDS DELHIL. THE BATTLE HELD AT PANIPAT. UNFORTUNATELY, THE MARATHAS LOST THIS BATTLE. EVEN THOUGH THEY LOST THE BATTLE, AHMED SHAH ABDALI HAD TO ESCAPE FROM THE COUNTRY. THE RESULT OF THIS WAR WAS, THAT AFGHANIES NEVER EVER DARE TO ATTACK INDIA.

"While choosing a good bullock for farming, you skirt around for hours at end in weekly markets. then why don`t you spare a few minutes looking for a good son-in-law for your dear daughter?" it was an ardent question asked by Aambi`s aunt to Aambi`s father the legendary novelist vishwas patil penned this novel `aambi` when he was just 17 years old. It got published during those days in the new writers support scheme of the Maharashtra government. Mr. Patil emerged in marathi literature with a female protagonist. portraying the lives of women, their struggles and sacrifices in the rural areas and penning real and unforgettable characters, he threw light on the hardships and sorrows of the rural people. We are proudly publishing this novel which was unavailable to readers for a long time.

Vegetable waste, produced in large quantities serve as a source of nuisance in markets and also in municipal landfills because of their highly biodegradable nature and high moisture content. The collection and disposal of vegetable waste is a very serious problem. Unscientific disposal methods cause environmental pollution and also hazards to human health. Non-renewable energy resources have limited energy reserves that will exhaust within 30-200 years. The excess use of these resources for energy use results in environmental pollution. Thus, there is need to identify new renewable resources for future energy supply. The work is undertaken to discuss the sources of generation of vegetable waste, its impact on environment and effective management of these wastes with special reference to biological methods in detail.