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This is an archive article published on April 1, 1999

Citygritty — Pune

Mass appealKavi Kusumagraj, who passed away recently, left his lyrical imprint on the minds of generations of Marathi-reading public. It ...

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Mass appeal
Kavi Kusumagraj, who passed away recently, left his lyrical imprint on the minds of generations of Marathi-reading public. It is now the readers themselves who will be given a chance to pay homage to the litterateur. The Pune Marathi Granthalaya, a city-based library, has organised a meet on April 10, a month to the day he passed away, wherein readers and fans of Kusumagraj will be asked to pay tribute to him.

“There has been no public function to pay tribute to a man who influenced so many aspects of literature. Through this function, we want those who admired his writing and work to speak about their impressions of Kusumagraj,” says chairman Mukund Angal. The organisation has appealed to citizens to register their names with them for the programme.

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