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Bibliography Primary Sources A) Newspapers Rashtraveer, Shivachhatrapati, Chhatrapati, Tarun Maratha, Garibancha Kaivari, Bhagava Zenda, Shrishivasmarak, Vijayi Maratha, Deen Mitra, Jagruti, Hunter, Kaivari, Kesari, Maratta, and Navyug ( From 1900 to 1948). Sakal, Pudhari, Times of India, Loksatta, and Mahrashtra Times (1940 to 1980). B) Government Documents Report of the Deccan riots of 1875, Census of the Central Provinces, Bombay Provinces, District statistical abstracts, reports of the committee on education and local self rule, Legislative Council debates (1920 to 1940) of Bombay Presidency, Mahrastra State Legislative Assembly and Council debates (1960 to 1980), GOM statistics on cooperatives (1960 to 1980). C) Other Sources Personal diaries, photographs, documentary on Military Apshinge, Momentos, commendations of ex-military personnel. Pamphlets and other documents of the All India Maratha Education Conference, Shri Shivaji Maratha School, Shivaji Military Preperatory School, SSPMS, Poona Urban Cooperative Bank, Shahu Papers (Vol 1 to 10), Chhatrapati Mela Padya Sangrah (Collection of poems published by Keshavrao Jedhe in 1928), Memoirs of Latte (the secretary to Shahu Maharaj), Kolhapur Daftar Aithehasik Sadhane (Historial material of Kolhapur Princely State) D) Interviews Academics Dr, Prachi Deshpande (Columbia University), Prof Sakhela (University of Johannesburg), Prof. Tina Uys (University of Johannesburg), Prof. Burowoy (then President of American Sociological Association) Prof Donald Attwood (visiting professor to University of Pune) , Prof Suhas Palshikar, Rajeshwari Deshpande and 316 Dr Kulkari (all from political science department, university of Pune), Prof Dhanagre (retd), Ram Bapat (retired), Prof Uttam Bhoite (president of Indian Sociological Society), Prof. Sharmila Rege (Univeristy of Pune), Prof. ANiket Jaware (University of Pune), Prof Salunkhe (Shivjai University), Prof Kolhe (retd). 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