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Oishika Roy and Mukta Patil

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मी उद्यापासून सात्त्विक आहार सुरू केला तर त्याने माझी जात बदलणार आहे का?

  • June 25, 2025
  • Oishika Roy And Mukta Patil
मराठी लेखक आणि निवृत्त सरकारी अधिकारी शाहू पाटोळे आपल्या पुस्तकांमध्ये, लेखांमध्ये, आणि सामाजिक माध्यमांमध्ये जात, धर्म, अन्न आणि राजकारणावर चर्चा करतात. फोटो सौजन्य शाहू पाटोळे.
शाहू पाटोळेंनी ‘अन्न हे अपूर्णब्रह्म’ लिहून झाल्यावर तब्बल नऊ वर्षांनी म्हणजे 2024 साली त्याचं इंग्रजी भाषांतर प्रकाशित झालं आहे. मुख्यधारेतल्या माध्यमांमध्ये क्वचितच दिसणारे पदार्थ या पुस्तकात कसे अवतरले, संशोधनाची पद्धत, आवडत्या भाज्या आणि अशा बर्‍याच गोष्टींबद्दल पाटोळेंशी मारलेल्या या गप्पा.
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“If I adopt a sattvic diet, would my caste change?”

  • June 25, 2025
  • Oishika Roy And Mukta Patil
Photo of Shahu Patole. Marathi-language writer and retired government officer Shahu Patole addresses caste, religion, food, and politics in his books, articles, and on social media. Photo courtesy of Shahu Patole.
Nine years after Shahu Patole wrote ‘Anna He Apoorna Brahma’ in Marathi, its translation in English was published in 2024. In an interview, he takes us through the process of translating dishes that have rarely been articulated in mainstream media, his research methodology, and his favourite greens.
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