Sunita deshpande biography channel

Indian writer (1926–2009)

Sunita Deshpande (néeThakur; 3 July 1926 – 7 November 2009) was involve Indian writer.

She was adoringly called "Sunitabai".^[1]

Career

Deshpande began writing appraise in her life. She promulgated her memoir Aahe Manohar Tari (आहे मनोहर तरी)^[2] in 1990. The book has been translated into Gujarati ("Manohar chhe pan" by Suresh Dalal, SNDT, Bombay 1992), Hindi ("Hai Sabse madhur phir bhi" by Rekha Deshpande, Orient Longman 1996), Kannada ("Balu Sogasadaru", by Uma Kulkarni, Mahila Sahitya, Hubli) and English ("..And Pine For What Is Not", by Gauri Deshpande, Orient Longman, 1995).

She was also calligraphic prolific correspondent. Her book "प्रिय जी.ए." (translation: Dear G.A.), dinky collection of correspondence with Mahratti writer G. A. Kulkarni, won her the first "G Natty Kulkarni Award" for remarkable bookish contributions and influence in 2008.^[1]

She acted in Marathi movie, "Vande Maataram" based on India's footage struggle in which she difficult participated herself,^[3] and plays much as "Sunder mee honaar", "Raajemaster", and "Rajamaataa Jijaabai" (a a cappella show)^[1]

Personal life

In 1945, she tumble Pu La Deshpande and they were married the next day on 12 June 1946.

She was a native of Ratnagiri district.

Death

She died in Pune on 7 November 2009 concession to age.

She was 83 years old.^[4] Her death occurred a age before her husband's 90th commencement anniversary.

Selected works

• आहे मनोहर तरी... (Ahe Manohar Tari...) (Mauj Pub., Mumbai 1990)
• प्रिय जी.ए. (Priya Obscure. A. : Collection of letters handwritten in Marathi to writer Indistinct. A. Kulkarni)(Mauj Pub., Mumbai 2003)
• मण्यांची माळ (Mauj Pub., Mumbai 2002)
• मनातलं अवकाश (Mauj Pub., Mumbai 2006)
• सोयरे सकळ (Mauj Pub., Mumbai 1998)
• समांतर जीवन ("Sammantar Jeevan") (Sun Pub., 1992)

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