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Maher - Marathi Magazine - June 2014

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In this issue

In the June issue of Maher, Asifali Pathan, who hails from Karamala explores the historic connections of his native place. The interesting story of the place is the highlight of this issue.

Prof. Hari Narke discusses the importance of giving a special status to Marathi or to any particular language for that matter. Apart from these special articles, the issue has stories by Mrunalini Vanarase, Mohana Prabhudesai-Joglekar, Anjali Gokhale, Meena Datye and Shweta Kulkarni.

Plus, there are some quick tiffin recipes for your children on the onset of schools.

Maher - Marathi Magazine Description:

Publisher: Menaka-Prakashan-(Publication-division-of-MediaNext)

Category: Womens-Interest

Language: Marathi

Frequency: Monthly

Over the years, Maher has established itself as the magazine for readers who want quality content and insightful features while being able to discuss topics related to the family at large. Maher continues to adapt and evolve to meet the changing needs of readers as it enters into its 51st year in January 2013. A few highlights of Maher are as follows:

• A special interview of a person involved in out-of-the box initiatives in personal, social or political life.

• A literary treat of 4 to 5 stories written by well-known writers