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Rajmata Kunti is a deeply researched and thoughtfully written book that brings to life the many dimensions of Kunti’s extraordinary personality. It presents her not merely as a historical figure, but as a guiding force whose philosophy, strength, and vision left a lasting imprint on Indian history.
Kunti emerges in these pages as a symbol of resilience, endurance, and quiet grace. With sensitivity and depth, the book explores her life, her choices, and her influence, showing how her ideals continued to inspire generations in the long journey toward Hindavi Swaraj and India’s freedom movement.
A fine confluence of research and reverence, Rajmata Kunti goes beyond conventional narrative. It includes genealogical charts, maps, and archaeological references that trace Kunti’s presence across regions and across time. Each chapter reflects meticulous study, cultural understanding, and respect for the subject.
Engaging and insightful, the book offers a profound understanding of Rajmata Kunti’s philosophy, contributions, and her indelible legacy in the Indian civilizational journey.
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Deepali Patwadkar
Deepali Patwadkar is a compelling storyteller who brings the depth and richness of Indian culture alive for contemporary readers. She serves as an adjunct faculty member in Indian Knowledge Systems and Epic Studies, bridging traditional wisdom with modern academic inquiry.
Her literary works include Ahilyabai Holkar: The Guardian of Indic Civilization and The Epic Footprint: Ramayana Beyond Borders. She has also co-authored Sugriva’s Atlas with Nilesh Oak, a work that explores the geographical and civilizational dimensions of the Ramayana.
Deepali Patwadkar writes regularly for leading publications such as Maharashtra Times, Sakal, and Mumbai Tarun Bharat. Her scholarly engagement extends to peer-reviewed journals as well as respected platforms like Saptahik Vivek, Prasad, and News Bharati, where her writing continues to shape conversations on Indian history, culture, and Itihas.
