Travelogue for Jaitapur

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Travelogue for Jaitapur

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Excellent post, thanks

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Pranavganesh,

An excellent write-up on an 'off-beat' person in an off-beat place.

I feel, your style of presentation of travelogues on off beat places is good enough for a tele serial.

Thanks,

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Hi Pranav..

I read many of your blogs.. Me and my wife loved them.. Keep the gud work going .. And I would also like to meet Mr. Dharmadhikari.. Must be a great man and a guiding force..
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Pranav,

excellent write-up...
Now that a nuclear plant is coming up in Jaitapur, your write-up reminds me of 'Village by the sea' by Anita Desai. The story is based on village near Alibaug and mentions the villager’s resistance to the industrialisation of the area.

..."when a bus from city comes to a village, it brings hope but in the barter takes away the innocence".....

Couldn't be more true

Keep writing

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As usual your travelogue is excellent.
& the places your write about are really off-beat.
Thanks for posting on IM.

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Thank you all for your appreciation....

It really elates me that my write ups are able to evoke an emotion.... I always wondered if I can become a travel writer.... but slowly and surely I am gaining in confidence....

We only live once...and if we can just chase our dreams.... and actualize them...what a life it would be


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Nicely done, Pranav. I will make sure this is included in the soon-to-be-coming "Articles" section of IndiaMike.
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Oh..this is a great news .
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Originally Posted by pranavganesh View Post Thank you all for your appreciation....

It really elates me that my write ups are able to evoke an emotion.... I always wondered if I can become a travel writer.... but slowly and surely I am gaining in confidence....

We only live once...and if we can just chase our dreams.... and actualize them...what a life it would be


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You def. have it in you to become a travel writer. I have read all your travelogues posted on Indiamike & believe me each of them would get published in any of the travel magazines.

Keep it up.

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I always wondered if I can become a travel writer.... but slowly and surely I am gaining in confidence....
Pranav no doubt about it..While reading your blog I could imagine how the place would be like.. That's what i needed.

May be you can add a few pics in your blog..
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That is one thing I missed...that is taking Photographs... I did not have any camera till a few days ago....never thought of investing a 1000 rupees in keeping the memory alive....wasnt good financially till a few years ago...

And now that I am having a camera... I am far from India....and still travelling off beat, away from the beaten tracks of Egypt...taking a lots of Photographs ...and waiting for the day when a selfless soul starts an EGYPTMIKE

Thanks for cementing my confidence...and Nadreg I will be honoured

regards
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By the way, pranavganesh, if you have any pics of your travels, I'll add them to the article. It will definitely enhance an already great article. Thanks a lot!
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Nicely done article aye!

I have read Dharmadhikari's book when I used to attend lectures delivered by him on several issues. He does have tendency to be pedagogic. Anyway during one of his series of lectures on 'Heroes of India' he had included both Savarkar and gandhi. Now its a lot of mix and match. Savarkar, prescribed as heretic, incendiary revoultionary (mostly, the epithets are used in derogatory sense) and I dont even need to start talking about Gandhi!!

Anyway,he delivered a lecture on Savarkar supporting him left and right. Next day he was supposed to 'enlighten' us on gandhi.He started his lecture with everything delicious he could talk about him. Essentially Savarkarian and Gandhian philosophies are mutually exclusive. That I felt rather short-changed by Dharmadhikari.

I thought the book is too over the top and has so many high falutin beliefs about politics in India. It is too idealistic.

anyway...
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Dear Pranavganesh,
Jaitapur is my native place, i was born there in the year 1970. I was there till 6th standard(for about 10years). Then shifted and settled down in Mumbai but still Visit Jaitapur whenever i get the chance. U r article has refreshed my sweet memories of my childhood days. Incidentaly I know Mr.Ninad Sawant(He is my classmate from New Law College). Thanx a lot for wonderful write up about my native place. Would like to meet u personally.
All the best for ur new adventures and keep travelling and writing about off beat places.
with best regards
shashankmanjrekar at hotmail dot com
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