Mahrashtrian Freedom fighters having discussions in Kesari Printing press in Pune in the year 1881. The room has old Pune vibes, with old furnitures and old printing press printing newspaper sepia and blue hues, Ultra HD 1080p, high resolution photographs
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Marathi Freedom fighters having working together with Bal Gangadhar Tilak Kesari newspaper Printing press in Pune in the year 1881. The room has old Pune vibes, with people wearing traditional indian marathi attire of that time with old furniture and old hand press printing press machine that printing newspaper sepia and blue hues, Ultra HD 1080p, high resolution photographs
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In 1881, Deccanese freedom fighters held discussions in Kesari Printing Press in Pune. People are wearing Mahrattha dress code with puneri pagdi. The room had old Pune vibes, with old furniture and an old printing press printing newspapers in sepia and blue hues. The Kesari Printing Press was founded by Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, a prominent leader of the Indian Independence movement, and was used to print his Marathi newspaper, Kesari. Today, Kesari continues to be published by the Kesari Maratha Trust and Tilak's descendants 1 2 . The Kesari Wada, located in Narayan Peth, Pune, was the headquarters of Kesari and Mahratta, Tilak's two newspapers. The Kesari Wada is now a museum that houses the first printing press for Kesari, numerous photographs and paintings, Tilak's genealogical table, rare photos of freedom fighters, and an antique Kesari printing press that was used to print the early issues of Kesari by hand
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Hindu Marathi Freedom fighters having working together with Bal Gangadhar Tilak Kesari newspaper Printing press in Pune in the year 1881. The room has old Pune vibes, with people wearing traditional indian marathi attire of that time with old furniture and old hand press printing press machine that printing newspaper sepia and blue hues, Ultra HD 1080p, high resolution photographs
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In 1881, Mahrattha freedom fighters held discussions in Kesari Printing Press in Pune. People are wearing Mahrattha dress code with puneri pagdi. The room had old Pune vibes, with old furniture and an old printing press printing newspapers in sepia and blue hues. The Kesari Printing Press was founded by Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, a prominent leader of the Indian Independence movement, and was used to print his Marathi newspaper, Kesari. Today, Kesari continues to be published by the Kesari Maratha Trust and Tilak's descendants 1 2 . The Kesari Wada, located in Narayan Peth, Pune, was the headquarters of Kesari and Mahratta, Tilak's two newspapers. The Kesari Wada is now a museum that houses the first printing press for Kesari, numerous photographs and paintings, Tilak's genealogical table, rare photos of freedom fighters, and an antique Kesari printing press that was used to print the early issues of Kesari by hand
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Maharashtrian people wearing tradition Pune Marathi attire having discussions in Kesari Printing press in Pune in the year 1881. The room has old Pune vibes, with old furnitures and old printing press printing newspaper sepia and blue hues, Ultra HD 1080p, high resolution photographs
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Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Singh having discussions in Kesari Printing press in Pune in the year 1881. The room has old Pune vibes, with old furnitures and old printing press printing newspaper sepia and blue hues, Ultra HD 1080p, high resolution photographs
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