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Motiravan Kangali Birth Anniversary

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Sanjay Shraman Jothe February 2, 2020
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Sanjay Shraman Jothe

Sanjay Jothe is a Ford Foundation International Fellow and a Lead India Fellow. An MA in International Development from Sussex University, UK, he is currently pursuing his PhD from TISS, Mumbai. He has been working with different organizations on issues relating to social development. While he has already published a book on Jotiba Phule, a second book is under publication. He writes research-based articles on Bahujan society and Dalit discourse for newspapers, magazines and blogs.

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