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| name = Dnyaneshwar Manohar Mulay | | name = Dr Dnyaneshwar Manohar Mulay | ||
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'''Dnyaneshwar Mulay – ज्ञानेश्वर मुळे''' (''Jñānēśvar Muḷē''), an Indian Career Diplomat who superannuated after 35 years of service, was appointed by the President of India as the Member, National Human Rights Commission in April 2019. He joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1983 and has since served in several capacities, including the Consul General of India, New York, and the High Commissioner of India, Male, Maldives. | '''Dnyaneshwar Mulay – ज्ञानेश्वर मुळे''' (''Jñānēśvar Muḷē''), an Indian Career Diplomat who superannuated after 35 years of service, was appointed by the President of India as the Member, National Human Rights Commission in April 2019. He joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1983 and has since served in several capacities, including the Consul General of India, New York, and the High Commissioner of India, Male, Maldives. | ||
He is a successful writer and has written over 15 books, which have been translated in Arabic, Dhivehi, Urdu, Kannada and Hindi. His magnum-opus – Maati, Pankh ani Akash, written in Marathi, has received immense popularity and has also been prescribed in the Arts curriculum at the North Maharasthra University, Jalgaon (Maharashtra). | He is a successful writer and has written over 15 books, which have been translated in Arabic, Dhivehi, Urdu, Kannada and Hindi. His magnum-opus – Maati, Pankh ani Akash, written in Marathi, has received immense popularity and has also been prescribed in the Arts curriculum at the North Maharasthra University, Jalgaon (Maharashtra). | ||
He has inspired a number of socio-educational projects including [[Balodyan]], an orphanage in his native village, and the Dnyaneshwar Mulay Education Society | He has inspired a number of socio-educational projects including [[Balodyan]], an orphanage in his native village, and the Dnyaneshwar Mulay Education Society, which seeks to introduce innovative concepts like Global Education. | ||
==Early life, education and struggles== | ==Early life, education and struggles== | ||
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*Manoos Ani Mukkam "माणूस आणि मुक्काम" (2004) – A book of essays on Delhi, Japan, Mauritius and Damascus centring on people, places and experience. | *Manoos Ani Mukkam "माणूस आणि मुक्काम" (2004) – A book of essays on Delhi, Japan, Mauritius and Damascus centring on people, places and experience. | ||
*Door Rahila Gaon "दूर राहिला गाव" (2000) – An epic poem that stretches over 250 stanzas in rhyme. A faraway soul remembers the bygone years spent in his idyllic village. The poem is both romantic and melancholic, and focusses on the theme of nostalgia. It is, however, a very modern poem in terms of expression, style and contents. | *Door Rahila Gaon "दूर राहिला गाव" (2000) – An epic poem that stretches over 250 stanzas in rhyme. A faraway soul remembers the bygone years spent in his idyllic village. The poem is both romantic and melancholic, and focusses on the theme of nostalgia. It is, however, a very modern poem in terms of expression, style and contents. | ||
*Maati, Pankh aani Aakash “'माती पंख आणि आकाश'” (1998) – Autobiographical novel in Marathi –The protagonist, a boy from a small village, a first generation school-goer rapidly climbs the success ladder and joins the coveted diplomatic service. The journey of the boy brings out issues of rural urban disparity, the role of education in development, the challenge of corruption in the administration and the emergence of Indian democracy. The book won many awards including Kaushik award from Satara for best literary work of the year and is translated in Kannada, Hindi and English. | *Maati, Pankh aani Aakash “'माती पंख आणि आकाश'” (1998) – Autobiographical novel in Marathi –The protagonist, a boy from a small village, a first generation school-goer rapidly climbs the success ladder and joins the coveted diplomatic service. The journey of the boy brings out issues of rural urban disparity, the role of education in development, the challenge of corruption in the administration and the emergence of Indian democracy. The book won many awards including Kaushik award from Satara for best literary work of the year and is translated in Kannada, Hindi and English. In July 2021 his Book ‘Mati Pankh Ani Akash’ was announced award of The Best Book for translation category. | ||
*Jonaki "जोनाकी”(1984) – Collection of poetry in Marathi – Passionate poems of a young and sensitive mind, which try to fathom the hidden meanings of social, political, cultural and economic happenings of the times. The growing aspirations of a new generation born in the post-independence India are the highlights of the collection. Translated in Hindi in 1995. | *Jonaki "जोनाकी”(1984) – Collection of poetry in Marathi – Passionate poems of a young and sensitive mind, which try to fathom the hidden meanings of social, political, cultural and economic happenings of the times. The growing aspirations of a new generation born in the post-independence India are the highlights of the collection. Translated in Hindi in 1995. | ||
*Akash Mandap Prithivi Aasan "आकाश मंडप पृथिवी आसन "(2010) - Collection of Essays | *Akash Mandap Prithivi Aasan "आकाश मंडप पृथिवी आसन "(2010) - Collection of Essays | ||