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banking services chronicle magazine subscription form Published this articles page no 52 The Warkaris reach Pandharpur on the auspicious day of Ashadhi Ekadashi chanting the name of God—and the saints. Propagating the values of non-violence charity austerity and vegetarianism the Warkaris is an enduring symbol of tolerance in a chaotic world—even today. Several tourists from the world over participate in the pilgrimage and come away moved beyond words with the sheer force of conviction that unites men across all barriers. The women of Maharashtra patronise the nine-yard saree as opposed to the six-yard version prevalent in the rest of the country. Musical forms like Powada a song praising the valour of a great ruler and graceful dance forms like Lavani are something to be experienced in the various theatres and cultural festivals of the state. The fisherman aka Koli dance form is a nod to the contribution of the fisher-folk of the state. Amongst several other things Maharashtra is also the pioneer of womens rights and the Indian feminist movement. From the early 19th century onwards the state saw a host of thinkers and reformers who campaigned against child marriage and Sati while simultaneously upholding womens education and widow remarriage. Prominent names include the late Justice MG Ranade his wife Ramabai Ranade Savitribai Phule and Pandita Ramabai. banking services chronicle magazine subscription form

 

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